It’s happening. Probably. Apple is planning to host an event on, April 20, where it might revealnew iPad Prosand (possibly??) itsAirTags smart tracker. Take this with a pinch of salt though. This date doesn’t come from an Apple press release or invitation, instead it’s from Siri. The voice-activated assistant must’ve been a bit excited about the date (4/20 forever), sparked the blunt a bit too early, and spilled the beans to anyone who asked “when’s the next Apple event?...

Professional advice is great. But when you receive conflicting advice from different experts, you can end up going in circles. One such example is posture – how exactly should we interact with our computers? Some say that standing whilst typing is actually good for us, whilst other advice takes an opposing view. French designerJeremy Guenolehas come up with a solution to counteract this contradictory calamity. He has created a desk that allows computer users to alternate their working position, so they can now sit and stand....

There have been rumors since the first day that Windows Phone 7 came onto the market that it was having retail issues. All the whispers have had the same story: sales personnel, already trained and partisan to iOS and Android, were steering customers away from the WP7 platform, even if the customer in question directly asked to look at a Windows Phone handset. We’ve mostly avoided discussing the issue, as we haven’t had much more than intrigue to go on, until now....

SitePoint, an Australian startup that runs a popular network of resources for web designers and developers, has launched theSitePoint Market. The Market is a service where designers and developers can buy, sell or trade their services, scripts and themes. The service has an emphasis on paid or bartered collaboration amongst designers and developers–it’s a good place for a developer to find a designer for their web app, for instance. Companies seeking designers or developers are also able to place listings on the site....

Every day, the Internet gives birth to 60,000 new websites, over 40 million Tumblr posts, and throws 27 million unique pages at you across various social networks. Trying to “stumble upon” new content is one way to get through the mess. ButSitesimon, a brand new New York City startup believes content needs to find you, not the other way around. Following a summer of heated incubation at Entrepreneur Roundtable’s Accelerator program in New York’s Time Square, Sitesimon is launching its new social browsing tool that makes it easy to find and enjoy new content online....