Technology

Combiner prouesse artistique et engagement écologique, tout en conservant la magie de Noël ? C’est le triple défi relevé par les Galeries Lafayette en 2016. Philippe Rossetti, directeur de l’identité visuelle du grand magasin, nous dévoile le processus créatif à … Continue reading →

A quelques semaines de l’entrée en vigueur de la nouvelle législation concernant le parrainage en télévision, Omnicom Media Group fait le point en infographie sur le cadre existant, comment il devrait évoluer et les conséquences pour les acteurs du marché.

Net neutrality isn’t long for this world. Once President-Elect Trump takes office, the rules governing the so-called open Internet, are likely to be scrapped. ISPs are already salivating at the thought of dusting off their plans to create service tiers … Continue reading →

HTC isn’t giving up, but you might not be seeing the brand as much anymore. The post HTC may stop selling flagship phones in the US appeared first on ExtremeTech.

A new report on wreckage drift analysis highlights a new area for the MH370 search effort to target, but Australia appears to be itching to wrap things up. If it does, the aircraft, or what remains of it, will likely … Continue reading →

With a slim form factor and a focus on flexibility, these highly portable laptops are excellent fits for most consumers. Unfortunately, they tend to be on the pricey side, but we’ve just found a superb bargain from Dell. With the … Continue reading →

New research from Weill Cornell isolates four neurotypes of depression and sheds light on the physical underpinnings of psychological disease. This could change how we diagnose and treat depression and other mental illnesses. The post Groundbreaking fMRI study finds 4 … Continue reading →

Procrastination has once again turned into desperation. “Maybe I could whittle a pan flute from those broken chair legs in the basement”, you’re thinking. Snap out of it! Stay calm and remind yourself that with just a few minutes on … Continue reading →

Razer’s new Razer Blade Pro has turned heads thus far, with a gorgeous 17-inch screen, unique keyboard and trackpad layout, and mechanical keyboard. If you’re looking for an unusual system with a lot of horsepower, and you’ve got a fair … Continue reading →

Hyunda’s compact alt-fuels sedan is the test-bed for Hyundai’s self-driving aspirations. Hyundai will sell 3 versions (EV, hybrid, plug-in) and likely build a self-driving version. The post Hyundai Ioniq self-driving car: flawless, all right turns, no danger of speeding tickets … Continue reading →