This fall, Apple will be releasing the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9. Unlike iOS 7 or 8, which introduced massive revisions to how the platform looked and worked under the hood, iOS 9 is a subtler update. It’s been available for developers to test for some time now, but if you’re daring, Apple just released a public beta that anyone can install.
Addiction isn’t the only side-effect of owning a smart gadget such as a phone or tablet. The more we use them, especially phones, the more we’re endangering our health. Various studies have already shown the negative effects these devices have on our posture, and there’s even a neurological condition that can be caused by overusing a smartphone. Texting, one of the things we do most with iPhones and Android handsets, is
This fall, Apple will be releasing the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9. Unlike iOS 7 or 8, which introduced massive revisions to how the platform looked and worked under the hood, iOS 9 is a subtler update. It’s been available for developers to test for some time now, but if you’re daring, Apple just released a public beta that anyone can install.
This fall, Apple will be releasing the next version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9. Unlike iOS 7 or 8, which introduced massive revisions to how the platform looked and worked under the hood, iOS 9 is a subtler update. It’s been available for developers to test for some time now, but if you’re daring, Apple just released a public beta that anyone can install.
U.S. stocks surged as a second day of recovery in Chinese stocks and hopes of a resolution in Greece boosted investor sentiment.
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Ralph Schlosstein knows what it takes to succeed on Wall Street. A co-founder of BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, Schlosstein today runs the independent investment advisory firm, Evercore. But Schlosstein also knows Washington pretty well. Schlosstein worked there from 1974 to 1981 and here’s his take on fixing Washington.
Ralph Schlosstein knows what it takes to succeed on Wall Street. A co-founder of BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, Schlosstein today runs the independent investment advisory firm, Evercore. But Schlosstein also knows Washington pretty well. Schlosstein worked there from 1974 to 1981 and here’s his take on fixing Washington.
Ralph Schlosstein knows what it takes to succeed on Wall Street. A co-founder of BlackRock, the largest asset manager in the world, Schlosstein today runs the independent investment advisory firm, Evercore. But Schlosstein also knows Washington pretty well. Schlosstein worked there from 1974 to 1981 and here’s his take on fixing Washington.
