How to Source Images for a Travel Magazine
A good travel magazine needs more than postcard views. The most useful image libraries combine famous landmarks, architecture, museums, local culture, food and drink, wildlife, beaches, street life…
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Photos of the Week: Medieval Squares, Cathedral Domes, and Samurai Armor
The Square Under the Sun A medieval stone façade rises behind the crowd, crenellations cut sharp against the blue sky. Tourists drift through in shorts and sun hats. A man in a dark jacket stands…
Over the Coals
Smoke rises in thin, restless threads from the open grill, carrying the scent of char and heat into the room. Chicken, fish, and cuts of meat lie across the glowing bars, some still pale, others…
Top 10 Emerging Technologies in 2026
Every major research house puts out its own “emerging technologies” list this time of year, and most of them read like a wish list: promising, distant, safely unaccountable. What’s different about…
The World Economic Forum and Forrester Can’t Agree on What Counts as Emerging Technology in 2026
Every year brings a fresh crop of “top 10 emerging technologies” lists, and every year they get treated as one conversation. They’re not. Look at the two biggest lists for 2026, side by side, and they…
A Collection of Travel, Art and Everyday Scenes
A Box of Ripe Plums A close-up still life of ripe plums fills the frame, piled inside a translucent plastic container. The fruit ranges from yellow and green through orange and pink to deep red and…
Snap’s AI Glasses, Faraday Future’s Robot Push, and Fresh AI Funding Lead the Sept. 16-17 Tech Wire
Snap used Tuesday to reposition itself as more than a camera company. The SPECS Intelligence launch pairs the hardware refresh detailed in a companion release, SPECS, with an “anticipatory” AI layer…
Amazon Raises Its Minimum Wage To 20 Dollars An Hour As Prediction Markets Go Mainstream
Amazon is raising its minimum hourly pay for eligible full-time US operations workers by a dollar, taking it to 20 dollars an hour, and adding new banking tools for employees. A fairly straightforward…
China’s Hackers Are Using AI To Read Stolen Data Faster Than Its Students Are Learning English
Internal documents reviewed by the Wall Street Journal describe a Chinese hacker-for-hire firm called ZRON that sells stolen foreign intelligence and uses AI systems to make the raw data easier for…
The iPhone 18 Pro Review Is In, And Apple Is Building Its Own AI Servers Too
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max reviews are out, and the verdict is fairly consistent: real gains in manual camera exposure control and image quality, at a hundred dollars more than the 17 Pro, with…