Fast Company’s technology editor harrymcc writes: In the 1940s, IBM tried to market a typewriter capable of handling all 5,400 Chinese characters. The catch was that using it required memorizing a 4-digit code for each character. But a young woman named Lois Lew tackled the challenge and demoed the typewriter for the company in presentations…

The Telegraph reports: Video-sharing platform YouTube has announced changes in its terms of services, which confer the company the right to monetise all content on its platform by placing advertisements along its videos from channels that are not covered by its partner programme. From June onwards, content created by those who have not enrolled for…

The Roccbox makes excellent pizza but that’s just the beginning. …read more Source:: CNet

Playing the guitar is pretty difficult to do, physically speaking. It requires a lot of force with the fretting hand to produce clear notes, and that means pressing a thin piece of metal against a block of wood until the nerve endings in your fingertips die off and you grow calluses that yearn to be…

Commentary: The next iteration of the iPhone’s OS should incorporate these Google tools and options. …read more Source:: CNet

The most comfortable e-bike I’ve ever ridden. …read more Source:: CNet

As with so many things in tech, this new idea has positive uses. But one can also foresee disturbing consequences. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Even absolute beginners can start training at their own pace to become a certified AWS DevOps engineer with this affordable e-learning bundle. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Keep your wheels clean with the best wheel brush to get the job done. …read more Source:: CNet

Long-time Slashdot reader AmiMoJo quotes Ars Technica: Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s office knew of looming natural gas shortages on February 10, days before a deep freeze plunged much of the state into blackouts, according to documents obtained by E&E News and reviewed by Ars. Abbott’s office first learned of the likely shortfall in a phone…