Delaware prisoner details failed attempt to boycott internet David Holloman describes why he sought to boycott internet-connected tablets behind bars in Delaware. Xerxes Wilson, Wochit A Delaware inmate who said he was stripped of his prison job and relocated to a harsher environment after he threatened to organize a protest over excessive prisoner internet fees, …
I don’t know about you, but the entertainment-related apps on my iPhone include NBA League Pass (so I can watch the Knicks), Max (so I can watch reruns of “The West Wing”), and Peacock (because WrestleMania). But a new app has topped them all: Capitol TV of RI. That’s right, you can now get all …
Goodbye, App Store Suika Game clones. The real thing has finally arrived on iOS for players outside of Japan. Suika Game, the watermelon puzzle game that went viral on Nintendo Switch last year, is available to download for $2.99 on Apple’s App Store, making it playable on iPhone and iPad. The title for the official …
Armed with about $49 billion that Congress appropriated in 2021, a normally inconspicuous Commerce Department agency is tackling an ambitious goal of giving all Americans access to high-speed internet. At a recent congressional hearing, Rep. Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said the National Telecommunications and Information Administration “may …
Kai Tsui, 69, walks to the Chinatown Him Mark Lai Library in San Francisco every day to use the WiFi, as he has no internet in his home, a nearby single room occupancy unit. Gabrielle Lurie/The Chronicle Every day, Kai Tsui, 69, walks three blocks from his home, a Chinatown single-room-occupancy hotel, to the Mark Him …
Forget about “Connecting the Dots.” The Next Impending Attack is Staring Us in the Face. Shutterstock | Pixels Hunter In the years immediately following 9/11, we scrambled to figure out what went wrong, and ultimately coined an expression “connect the dots” to describe what we were unable to see before the attacks. Connecting the dots …
Topline The chemically addictive fatty, salty and sweet foods that make up 68% of the American food supply have historically been pushed to consumers by the nation’s leading tobacco sales companies, new research shows, suggesting the same companies responsible for what has been called a “smoking epidemic” could also be partially blamed for a decline …
(Original Caption) 9/11/1945-Alamogordo, NM: Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves (r), Chief of Manhattan … [+] Engineering District in which first Atomic Bomb was developed, and Dr. J. R. Oppenheimer, Director of Los Alamos Atomic Bomb Project and Physicist at California Technological Institute, view the base of the steel tower on which first atomic bomb hung …
American vaccine manufacturer Novavax has announced plans to share its vaccine technology with the Bill & Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute. Novavax has signed a three-year deal to share its vaccine adjuvant, Matrix-M, with the nonprofit biotech, which aims to develop vaccines for major health threats such as malaria, tuberculosis, and Shigella. Adjuvants are crucial …