Новости за 17.09.2017

The iPhone X - and all high-end smartphones - offer so many amazing features the high asking price should be seen as something of a bargain.

PXG has filed a lawsuit against TaylorMade, alleging eight patent infringements by the club-maker's newest line of irons. In this week's other news in the golf business, Drive Shack plans to open a new venue in Phoenix, Topgolf is coming to Missouri, and Jason Day gives away a car he won for an ace.

A decade after a split that all but destroyed the sport, IndyCar has quietly rebuilt the sport with young American stars, an enduring legend and cross over appeal to casual fans with with James Hinchcliffe's run on Dancing With the Stars

After breaking out at the Whitney Biennial, the painter Celeste Dupuy-Spencer opens a show at Marlborough Contemporary that finds space for the working white class male in American culture to be more than deplorable Trump lovers.

In terms of innovation, the way Apple and Nissan have worked on their new product releases teaches innovators that they don’t have to get everything right the first time. Instead, we can do enough work to get into the game and then improve our product using market feedback.

WWE has had separate rosters for Raw and SmackDown for more than a year, and there are plenty of signs that it simply isn't working.

Xur is back in Destiny 2, but the game's totally reworked economy practically seems ready to put him out of a job. How can Xur remain relevant in Destiny 2 going forward?

President Trump is working to approve more drilling in the environmentally -- and politically -- sensitive Arctic refuge, which is triggering a wave of opposition and potential lawsuits. But will oil and gas developers actually buy into it?

Exploring, discovering and rediscovering great music in new recordings and old music in great recordings. If I could go back and make this one of my Best Classical Recordings of 2010, I would.

At the core of every digital transformation is mobile analytics. More than ever, businesses are focused on delivering growth and profitability with faster, better-informed decision making.

This week’s milestones in the history of technology include the birth of emoticons, ICANN, the hearing aid, the punched card tabulating machine, computer-based consumer information services, and the first set of specifications for digital computers.

It may be a better show than The Walking Dead in any number of ways, but Fear the Walking Dead is suffering from the same affliction as the original. Ratings are dropping.

With the release of 'Pokkén Tournament DX' on the Nintendo Switch next week, Tadanobu Asano and Mana Ashida get a bit carried away in a new Japanese advert for the game.

From all-inclusive stays at Canyon Ranch to Chinese silk robes, here is the best -- and oddest -- items in the Emmys swag bag.

Hurricane Irma left millions without power. However, a fortunate few had invested in solar and storage in their homes and were able to ride out the storm and keep the lights on - a harbinger of our electric future.

'Spider-Man: Homecoming' has $861 million worldwide.

Garrett is a man of unimpeachable integrity. He has unequivocally committed to supporting President Trump’s agenda for Ex-Im, in concert with the will of the Congress. Garrett’s confirmation would be another step forward toward making America great again.

It’s conceivable technology giants – already visible as minor sponsors – might step up their game or seek a different relationship with Formula One as it attempts to woo millennials.

The Elephone S8 has a Quad HD display in a bezel-less form factor. Only the Essential Phone offers that for now.

The passing of Edith Windsor reminds us of the legal struggle to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act.

"When we started Netflix people told us we were crazy. I want to make this understandable and valuable to the entire movie ecosystem."

Snapchat has had a challenging years since its IPO in March, but recent innovations and an interesting geolocation strategy augur well for the rest of 2017 and beyond.

'mother!' is exactly the kind of challenging, original genre fare we should want from our biggest movie stars, especially our female movie stars.

The Lionsgate/CBS Films action throwback was the weekend's top new release.

'It' will be both the biggest R-rated horror movie of all time and one of the biggest scary movies ever even adjusted for inflation.