By: Liat Clark
Continue reading...Wednesday, November 30, 2016
ET deals: Dell Latitude 15 3000 15.6-inch laptop for $679
Today, Dell is discounting the 15.6-inch Latitude 15 3000 laptop by a whopping 52% off the sticker price. With a full HD display, a Core i7 CPU, and a six-cell 65WHr battery, this solid machine is a real bargain at just $679.
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Canadian Olympic Committee signs with Sid Lee
COC signs with new agency of record until 2020 Tokyo Games
Christmas Wallpaper Calendars: December 2016
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New month, new wallpapers! To get you in the right mood for December, designers and artists from across the globe got their ideas bubbling and created unique and inspiring Christmas wallpaper calendars to deck your desktop. This monthly wallpapers mission has been going on for eight years now, and we are very thankful to everyone who challenges their artistic skills and contributes to it each month anew.
This post features desktop artwork for December 2016. Each wallpaper comes in versions with and without a calendar and can be downloaded for free. Now you only need to decide on your favorite!
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The Carrier Deal Is Great-But Trump Hasn't Saved Manufacturing Yet
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Volvo introduces a test drive with a difference
Automaker aims to donate $100,000 to United Way before year's end
How To Build A SpriteKit Game In Swift 3 (Part 1)
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Have you ever wondered what it takes to create a SpriteKit game from beginning to beta? Does developing a physics-based game seem daunting? Game-making has never been easier on iOS since the introduction of SpriteKit.
In this three-part series, we will explore the basics of SpriteKit. We will touch on SKPhysics, collisions, texture management, interactions, sound effects, music, buttons and SKScenes. What might seem difficult is actually pretty easy to grasp. Stick with us while we make RainCat.
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ET deals: Save big during Cyber Week
Still searching for discounts after Black Friday? Retailers aren't finished rolling out the deals just yet! You can save big on tablets, laptops, consoles, and even electric toothbrushes during the Cyber Week blow-out, so let's jump into the bargains!
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Monday, November 28, 2016
A great time to be in Canada… uh, I mean PR
Forget friendly neighbour! Andrew Simon says PR is where the action is
New 'App Class' SD cards will offer guaranteed performance for mobile applications
The SD Association has updated its guidelines for SD card performance, with a new "App Class" for SD cards that can use Android Marshmallow and Nougat's "Adoptable Storage" option effectively.
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Sunday, November 27, 2016
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Friday, November 25, 2016
Diageo's 'Crown on the House' brings tasting home
After Johnnie Walker success, Crown Royal gets in-home mentorship
ET deals roundup: The best Black Friday deals
Retailers have unleashed some of their biggest discounts, and this is a perfect opportunity to get some great bargains as you relax at home, and eat some pie. Why fight the crowds?
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The best science gifts for kids in 2016
Spark a kid's interest in science and put a little more wonder in their winter wonderland this year with one of these science gifts, chosen by a perennial kid at heart.
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Web Development Reading List #160: Real Stories About HTTP/2, Cascading Style Sheets, And Code Of Shame
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We have great new technology available to enhance our websites. But while theoretical articles explain well what the technologies do, we often struggle to find real use cases or details on how things worked out in actual projects.
This week I stumbled across a couple of great posts that share exactly these precious real-life insights: stories about HTTP/2 implementation, experiences from using the Cascade of CSS in large-scale projects, and insights into employing Service Worker and BackgroundSync to build solid forms.
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Thursday, November 24, 2016
'Your Morning' embarks on first travel partnership
Sponsored giveaway supported by social posts directed at female-skewing audience
ET deals roundup: Black Friday deals are now live
Retailers aren't waiting around for Friday to unleash some of their biggest discounts, and this is a perfect opportunity to get some great bargains as you relax at home, and eat some pie.
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Brush Lettering: It Only Gets Better After Practice (Part 1)
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The resurgence of hand lettering, calligraphy, signage, penmanship, or really anything that is graphic and handmade is increasingly difficult to ignore. Along with letters drawn in any of the categories just mentioned, drawing, sketching, sketchnoting, and any hybrid style (combinations of the above) have also been gaining attention among designers, illustrators, and other professionals.
A quick look around social media or simply googling lettering will quickly show impressive and notable work. Last year I deliberately started practicing brush lettering, meaning I had a dedicated time to practice exercises, write out words and practice letterforms.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Qualcomm claims it will lead the mobile industry with Snapdragon 835, 10nm manufacturing
Qualcomm expects to be the first major Samsung customer with 10nm hardware shipping out the door in 2017. Will beating Apple and other vendors to the new node give the company a leg up in overall performance?
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Why IKEA is playing it up downstairs
Inside the retailer's Market Hall strategy to make more Canadians fans of its designs
CSS Inheritance, The Cascade And Global Scope: Your New Old Worst Best Friends
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I'm big on modular design. I've long been sold on dividing websites into components, not pages, and amalgamating those components dynamically into interfaces. Flexibility, efficiency and maintainability abound.
But I don't want my design to look like it's made out of unrelated things. I'm making an interface, not a surrealist photomontage. As luck would have it, there is already a technology, called CSS, which is designed specifically to solve this problem. Using CSS, I can propagate styles that cross the borders of my HTML components, ensuring a consistent design with minimal effort.
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Oracle Just Bought Dyn, the Company That Brought Down the Internet
Sunday, November 20, 2016
The EU's Android Antitrust Complaints Are Contrived
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