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Monthly Archives: September 2015
Here’s the Science Behind Why Your iPhone Battery Still Dies So Fast
Every year, Apple releases a better phone with bigger promises for how long your battery is going to last. And every year, it still feels like your phone can’t get through a single day without dying on you. Phone batteries … Continue reading
NTSB Still Doesn’t Consider Model Airplanes To Be Drones
By Bryan Koenig Law360, Washington (September 14, 2015, 2:30 PM ET) — The National Transportation Safety Board doubled down Friday on its decision to exclude model aircraft from accident reporting requirements placed on unmanned aircraft, better known as drones. Recent … Continue reading
Ford, Alcoa Expand Supply Agreement
Ford Motor Co. reached a new supply deal with Alcoa Inc. that would expand its use of aluminum in the car maker’s F-150 pickup truck and other vehicles, a leg up for the lightweight metal in an industry that has … Continue reading
Boeing may be moving 737 assembly to China
Los Angeles – On Friday, Aviation Week reported that Boeing was expected to announce plans to settle a completion and delivery center for the 737 in China. The deal is expected to be circulated for public’s’ scope on September 23 … Continue reading
Community calendar for Sept. 14
The South Mississippi Art Association’s “Juried Exhibition of Watercolors, Oils, and Acrylics” will be held at William Carey University’s Lucile Parker Gallery from Tuesday-Sept. 18. The exhibition includes 36 works by 20 artists, including these pieces. (Photo: Submitted photo ) … Continue reading
Fed’s Decision on Interest Rates, Autoworkers’ Contract Talks and a Greek Election
To save articles or get newsletters, alerts or recommendations – all free. Don’t have an account yet?Create an account » Subscribed through iTunes and need an NYTimes.com account?Learn more » Need to connect your Home Delivery subscription to NYTimes.com?Link your … Continue reading
The iPad’s gentle creep into laptop-land
Enlarge Image James Martin/CNET Apple already has three portable 12- to 13-inch laptop computers in its lineup. Now, the iPad Pro makes four. I write these thoughts on an iPad Air 2 — which, until the big-screen iPad Pro is … Continue reading