Trump’s “crooked contemptuous” smile, Rubio’s sheepish grin, and Cruz’s upper lip of disgust dominated the debate.
For tonight’s Republican primary debate, you could have left the TV on mute and still known who was winning or losing. Though you’d obviously have missed out on the substance of the tempestuous disagreements, you would have gained amazing insights into the personalities of the candidates.
New images keep an eye on star-forming regions.
The team running the APEX telescope in Chile has released what is the most complete map of the cold gas in the Milky Way galaxy ever seen, reports the European Southern Observatory. The map, which is a series of images shot by three different telescopes, marks the completion of the APEX Telescope Large Area Survey of the Galaxy (ATLASGAL).
Samsung “working on something really big” in music that Jay Z’s struggling music streaming service could play a critical role in.
Smartphone giant Samsung has restarted buyout talks with Jay Z’s Tidal streaming music service, according to the New York Post. Samsung’s interest in Tidal is nothing new. It’s had an interest in or a relationship with the 16-month old streaming music service almost since its inception, the Post notes. The smartphone maker recently spent $28 million sponsoring Rihanna’s latest Anti album and world tour. Rihanna is a partner in Tidal and is also signed to Jay Z’s Roc Nation label.
Instagram user @QueenofLuna is the ultimate cosplayer.
Mayalasian makeup artist and Instagram phenom Saraswati (@QueenofLuna) is taking hijab fashion to the next level.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg and Apple’s Tim Cook are tech’s most recognizable CEOs—which may explain the polarized public opinion of them.
Over the past decade, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been elevated from precocious founder to bona fide tech celebrity. Media outlets breathlessly report on his every move and fawn over Facebook posts about his infant daughter. A new survey by digital media company Morning Consult found that Zuck is the most popular tech CEO, with Apple’s Tim Cook coming in a close second.
Inbox will now let you snooze emails for “later this week” and “this weekend.”
Inbox by Gmail has two new snooze options that are perfect for when just can’t deal with another email. You can now tap “Later this week” or “This weekend” when faced with non-urgent messages. The app will send you another reminder about the email at the end of the snooze period.
Signal Sciences is launching with the CSOs of Facebook and Adobe on their board and are betting on data analysis for success.
Several former Etsy employees have pulled off the ultimate cybersecurity startup dream: leaving to form their own company and then hiring their former employer as a client. The startup, Signal Sciences, produces a dashboard and firewall to help security teams and developers work together, and already counts companies like Etsy, Yelp/Eat24, Under Armour, Taser, and Shutterstock as clients.
Following a host of regulatory issues, newly appointed CEO David Sacks is reducing Zenefits’s workforce by 17%.
Zenefits, the health insurance brokerage startup that once chastised workers for engaging in stairwell sex, is laying off 250 employees—about 17% of the company’s workforce, according to TechCrunch. In a company-wide email disclosing the news, CEO David Sacks said the majority of cuts would come from the sales team, citing growth that was “too fast, stretching both our culture and our controls” as an explanation for the layoffs.
Using aerial photography offers a whole new way to show off sprawling properties.
Your local realtor might have a new trick up their sleeve very soon: Using drones for aerial photography of sprawling properties. The practice is increasingly commonplace in other countries, and the national trade association for realtors has written up a set of guidelines for real estate agents looking for their own personal eye in the sky.
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