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Microsoft’s Xbox Live gaming service for its Xbox 360 and Xbox One consoles is currently experiencing issues, with core login, social and game features affected. According to the Xbox Live Status page, Slacker Radio and Xbox Fitness apps are also down. Microsoft says it’s aware of the issue and is working to get everything back online as soon as possible. We’ll update this post with more information as soon as we hear more from Microsoft.
If you work, play, shop and socialize in the same browser, it’s easy to open up way too many tabs for your desktop’s own good. Spaces for Chrome encourages you to group them into different windows and lets you manage them easily using keyboard shortcuts. For starters, you can name each browser window, or space — say, Work, Finances or Summer gadget shopping — and see all the tabs they contain. If you’re not using a certain window, close it as you normally would and Spaces will remember all the pages you were browsing for later. Spaces also lets you…
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Do-It-Yourself (DIY) is seemingly everywhere – from home improvement to healthcare. The DIY Network is an entire television channel devoted to projects you can do yourself. When a simple search can find pages of Pinterest projects for every room in your house and day of the year, the allure and growth of DIY feels endless. As DIY-thinking has been injecting itself into industry after industry, we’ve also witnessed the rise of smart devices and the connected home. According to Parks Associates, 16 percent of U.S. broadband households currently own a connected home device, and nearly 40 percent plan to buy one…
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