(CNN) A gunman sprayed bullets from an automatic weapon near a pub in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv on Friday afternoon, killing two people and injuring at least seven others before fleeing, sparking a massive manhunt, police said. The shooting left … Read the full article on CNN »
If you’re trying to lose weight, stay healthy, work on your fitness, or eat better foods, your iPhone can be a helpful tool – but only if you have the right apps. We dug through hundreds of apps out there to give you our take on the best apps in the App Store to help you stay healthy and fit.
Sometimes, the prospective health benefits of exercise aren’t merely enough to get you out the door and on the trail. The apps below are designed to give you another compelling reason, whether it’s the…
Man drives car at troops protecting mosque in southern FrancePARIS (Reuters) – A soldier and an elderly Muslim man were slightly injured when a man drove his car at troops protecting a mosque in Valence in southern France on Friday, officials said.
The driver was seriously wounded when the soldiers shot at him but his injuries are not life-threatening at this stage, the government said in a statement.
The driver was taken to hospital and his motives were not yet known. He…
If you"re a big Final Fantasy fan, then Square Enix just made your day: The popular FInal Fantasy IX game is going to be released on the PC, iOS, and Android at some point in 2016. While Square Enix didn"t specifically say that the game is being … Read the full article on PC Magazine »
For music fans, the week separating Christmas and New Year’s Day typically serves as a welcome break from the rest of the year’s torrent of new releases. If you want to go through and spend time with albums you missed or shortchanged earlier in the year, that’s your prerogative; if you want to hunker down with whatever you consider classics, you can do that too. I like to spend this week looking forward into the new year. What am I going to hear in January and February? Who’s going to follow up on the…
CES is a double-edged sword for tech journalists. It’s the largest consumer electronics trade show in the United States and one that constantly looms on the horizon like an ominous cloud filled with the promise of long hours and sleep-deprived nights. At the same time, it’s a space where we can gawk at remarkable innovations that will soon shape the future of the industry, redefining technology as a whole and paving the way for more advanced application as they do. That said, wouldn’t it also be nice if you could…
