The issue has gotten bad enough that the FBI had to issue a warning to the public to watch out for fakes. The fake sites are ...

Google Photos now lets you filter out clutter from third-party apps like Gmail, WhatsApp, and Slack, helping you tidy up your grid view. A new “Show content from other apps” setting in the overflow ...

Nick Escalada Ask any campus-dwelling Cal Poly Humboldt student what kind of wildlife they spot at night, and nine answers out of ten will be none other than the humble striped skunk. Mephitis ...

Sadie Shields Over the past 20 years, accessibility on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus has changed. From a new route on Dennis K. Walker Greenhouse to the new all-gender restroom at Jenkins Hall, ...

While accountants increasingly see artificial intelligence (AI) replacing the “mate down the pub” [1] as the primary purveyor ...

Have you noticed that despite your best intentions, the mindfulness meditation app on your phone gathers more dust than actual practice time? You’re not alone. Over ...

A unit of Japanese industrial giant Hitachi plans to bring production of a key piece of high-voltage electric grids back to the United States with a $457 million investment to expand its plant in ...

Utilities, states, and ISOs are aware of the challenges with long-term load and distributed energy resource (DER) forecasting, but the traditional focus on total annual energy and peak demand for this ...

The same technology that was supposed to put graphic designer Lisa Carstens out of business is now keeping her busier than ever. Carstens, a longtime freelancer based in Spain, spends a good portion ...

The Stanley Brothers created Charlotte's Web, the CBD supplement that’s worked wonders on seizures. Now they are developing pharmaceuticals derived from cannabis and psilocybin with hopes of treating ...

Uber is expanding a feature that lets riders give drivers cash as payment for rides. The ride-hailing service says that it's trying to reach underbanked customers. Some Uber drivers say cash rides ...

Android’s open nature set it apart from the iPhone as the era of touchscreen smartphones began nearly two decades ago. Little by little, Google has traded some of that openness for security, and its ...