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Tour America through a century of National Geographic photography
‘What does America look like?' is a question whose answer has shifted incessantly across National Geographic's 138-year history, from frontier landscapes and postwar prosperity to a nation tussling with its own complexities and…
We went status-symbol spotting at the US Open. Here's what we found.
An attendee wearing a white tank top and satin silver pants took her outfit to the next level with a Serpenti Tubogas watch, which costs upward of $7,400. Daniel Edward Photography for BI A couple wore matching pairs with their Ralph Lauren shirts…
The variable aperture isn't the cool part of the iPhone 18 Pro's camera
Photo: Antonio G. Di Benedetto / The Verge All the news from Apple's ‘Surprise and shine' event Antonio G. Di Benedetto is a reviewer covering laptops and the occasional gadget. He spent over 15 years in the photography industry before…
Monterrey Amid Mountains - NASA Science
The curving, parallel mountain ridges of the Sierra Madre Oriental are an eye-catching feature of northeastern Mexico's landscape. The spot where these folds nestle up against Mexico's second-largest metropolitan area captured the attention of an…
Angelina Jolie Shares Her Most Candid Insight Yet About Raising her, Brad Pitt's 6 Kids
Watch: Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt's Son Knox Debuts Red Spiked Hair Transformation Angelina Jolie isn't interrupting her kids' dreams. In facts, the Oscar winner shared a rare glimpse into helping her and ex Brad Pitt 's kids Maddox, 25, Zahara, 21…
Sigma Celebrates You, the Photographer, As It Marks 65th Anniversary
Amid the shuffle and chaos of Apple's annual iPhone event, yesterday also marked Sigma's 65th anniversary, and the company celebrated in very Sigma fashion with a sincere letter to the world and a beautifully animated video featuring technicolor…
The Life of Agatha Christie, the World's Best-Selling Novelist, Goes Under the Microscope at the British Library
“My darling, what a journey!” Agatha Christie wrote in a letter to her husband in 1930. The novelist was describing an eventful trip on the luxurious Orient Express, the 20th-century passenger train that ran between Paris and…
Five Things Every CMO Should Know Before Starting A Rebrand
Priya Gill is the Chief Marketing Officer of Iterable. Most rebrands are announced with a press release and a new logo. A few months later, the old assets are still circulating in sales decks, the website looks different from the product, and the…
Apple adds new AI features to latest iPhone, watch
The iPhone Duo got all the attention, but Apple also used Wednesday's event to debut Apple Watch and iPhone features that could put its mark on the AI era. Why it matters: Apple is aiming to show it can be more private and useful, even as it plays…
The Duo is drool-worthy, but the iPhone 18 Pro camera features win for me
If ever there was a head versus heart moment in terms of Apple tech, it was in yesterday's unveiling of the new iPhones. I already started the morning by wiping the drool from my desk after watching the iPhone Duo sections of yesterday's keynote…
How do you solve a problem like the Orwell Bridge?
George King and Sarah Lilley, Suffolk Relieving a 'pinch point' that carries one of England's busiest thoroughfares will be 'absolutely critical', according to local businesses. Opened in 1982, the A14 Orwell Bridge south of Ipswich connects the…
Audi Launches In-Car Photo Uploads and Digital Theme Subscriptions
The updated software introduces 'Personal Themes,' allowing users to upload photos directly through the myAudi smartphone app. Users can save up to three custom themes at a time—such as family photos, pets, or travel memories—which…
12 of the Best iPhone 18 Pro Features That Are Missing From the Foldable Duo
The iPhone Duo is both the most exciting (and expensive) product from Apple's September hardware event. The Duo is Apple's first foldable, equipped with new features not present in the company's other iPhones. On the flip side, designing a foldable…
'I was working for dad who died in 9/11 - now I have a second family
'It was a series of sliding doors moments that led us to each other and from something so tragic, came an enduring, special friendship.' On 11 September 2001, Louise Rayner was living with the Lawrence family in Summit, New Jersey. Then in her…
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