Lady Gaga may have hit the global pop music scene as an intimidatingly intense diva with a penchant for rough love, but her newest album showed a somewhat brighter and more upbeat side of the singer’s famously multifaceted persona. Now the look and feel of that album, Chromatica, have inspired a limited-edition Lady Gaga Oreo…Read More
Magazine publisher Meredith has appointed Catherine Levene as its new president, replacing Jon Werther who left the corporation in 2019. In her new role, Levene will oversee all National Media Group activities from Meredith Magazines to Meredith Consumer Product, and report to CEO Tom Harty, who describes Levene as “relentless in pursuing the best experiences”…Read More
Prince of Darkness, King of Hell. No matter how you frame the job title, it’s got to be a tough online dating scene for Satan. The horrors of the underworld aside, who–or what–on earth could possibly measure up to his wickedness and complement his fiery lifestyle? In a new ad from Match, created by Ryan…Read More
For seven years, the drama Vikings has been one of History’s biggest shows, and the cable network’s most successful foray into the scripted series space. History had split Vikings sixth and final season into two parts, with Season 6’s first 10 episodes wrapping earlier this year. But in a surprise move, the show’s final 10…Read More
Whether you want to build a complex deep learning model for a self-driving car, a live face recognition program, or making your image processing software for your graduate project, you will have to learn OpenCV along the way. OpenCV is a huge image and video processing library designed to work with many languages such as python, C/C++, Java, and more. It is the foundation for many of the applications you know that deal with image processing. Getting started with OpenCV can be challenging, primarily if you rely on its official documentation, which is known for being cumbersome and hard to understand.…
This story continues at The Next Web
Strap yourselves in folks, because we’ve got a wild one for you. It’s perhaps the wildest story since General Motors decided it would be a good idea to acquire hydrogen truck startup Nikola — the deal has since fallen through, though — so this is bigger. Reports are surfacing that British sports car maker and James Bond’s ride of choice, Aston Martin, were behind a study that tried to cast doubt on the green credentials of electric vehicles. The study, which was presented as “groundbreaking,” has since been debunked by EV researcher Auke Hoekstra. It alleged that electric cars need…
This story continues at The Next Web
Dy default, LinkedIn will attempt to show you ads that are relevant to you based on a number of factors, such as your location and connections. It may also show you ads based on the groups you’ve joined on the professional network. If you don’t want LinkedIn to show you ads based on the groups…Read More
Many who read this will likely be doing so from a browser that includes at least a few holiday shopping tabs–Cyber Monday sales, as usual, largely extend throughout the entire week following Thanksgiving. But Budweiser Zero, which was created in partnership with former NBA star Dwyane Wade and debuted in July, isn’t concerned about folks…Read More
Last night, Qualcomm announced its newest flagship mobile chipset Snapdragon 888. Today, the company revealed more about the processor’s capabilities and features that might benefit upcoming top-end Android phones. One of the sections of the chipset announcement I look forward to every year is to discover the new processor’s camera feature support. While final images depend a lot on a manufacturer’s software, Qualcomm‘s chip gives them a platform to improve photo and video capturing prowess. Snapdragon 888 is Qualcomm’s first chip with three image signaling processors (ISPs). These three ISPs enables triple camera concurrency and parallel processing. Fancy words, but…
This story continues at The Next Web
TLDR: Silent Inbox keeps your inbox clean and you on task, holding newsletters and other non-essential emails until you’re ready to see them. Email is like an avalanche. What starts with just a few disruptions at the beginning can quickly turn into a rumbling landslide that can ultimately leave you buried underneath. Each time you buy from an online store or join a new digital group usually comes with new email ads, newsletters, or other pieces of digital filler flooding into your email box. And once you’re getting literally dozens of those each day, it’s easy for something truly important…
This story continues at The Next Web
