Marcin Wichary, the author of Shift Happens — an exhaustively researched, beautifully designed and photographed history of the keyboard — is back with a deep dive into Gorton, a font found on ...

Google's online calendar has removed references to Pride, Black History Month, and other cultural events, sparking concerns ...

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Let's embark on a fizzy journey through the ages to explore the history and evolution of the Pepsi logo. One of the most recognisable in the world. The Pepsi logo is one of the most recognisable brand ...

control smart home devices in the Google ecosystem with Google Assistant, and even keep tabs on your viewing history to suggest new programs on the home page. There’s plenty here to fall in love ...

There was a big Google presence at the Galaxy S25 launch event this morning. Google is now specifically telling Pixel 9 owners (and prospective buyers) about what new Gemini AI features they are ...

The Brewers’ now-iconic “ball-in-glove” logo was the creation of Tom Meindel, a 30-year-old University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire art student who submitted one of 1,932 entries in a team-sponsored ...

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Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a professor of history and fascism at New York University, wrote on X that the gesture was a “Nazi salute – and a very belligerent one too”. But the Anti-Defamation League ...