Prioritiesis the latest app in the productivity field and it may very well be an easy-to-use yet powerful way for iPhone and iPod Touch users to get things done. Developed byHand Carved Code, Priorities is a slick-looking app that hopes to win over prospective users with its easy-to-use interface and “bare bones” task managing. Priorities allows you to add tasks and lists quickly and easily. You can also turn a single task into a layered task (or project) by holding down your finger on the task....

Check out these awesome user interface sketching tools fromUI Stencils. Here’s a browser sketch pad, and a web interface stencil that’s scaled to suit the pad perfectly. The web elements stencil features a pixel ruler. While obviously pixels aren’t real measurements off-screen, it does provide you with a scale reference for working with the sketch pad. Here’s the iPhone interface stencil, built to iPhone 4 dimensions and scale so you can map out your apps at the size they’re actually going to be built for:...

TLDR:These 10 gaming accessories will level up your entire gaming experience, each at savings of up to 80 percent off. Gamers gotta game. And because the game never ends, there’s almost always at least one cool little game accessory that they’re considering. Because who wants to sink into 48 straight hours of Fortnite in a crummy chair? Or with a fritzy headset? Or a controller that can’t whoop up on those fools with the platform system standard-issue controller?...

If you want to have a career in data science, knowing Python is a must. Python is the most popular programming language in data science, especially when it comes to machine learning and artificial intelligence. To help you in your data science career, I’ve prepared the main Python concepts tested in the data science interview. Later on, I will discuss two main interview question types that cover those concepts you’re required to know as a data scientist....

TLDR:The Ninja Dragon Quadcopter combines precision flying ability with a camera array capable of 4K image capture, all for under $100. Last summer, kids in Ohio went to camp not to canoe or learn archery or make crafts. No, these kidswent to camp to race drones. Of course, the whole camp was virtual anyway, so it was never going to be like a traditional camp, but just the existence of a drone camp for kids is another example of the red-hot drone phenomenon....