Daniel John is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications including Creative Bloq, Frontiers, and Yahoo News. With a focus on technology and design, Daniel's articles explore topics ranging from the latest smartphone designs to the impact of AI on social media platforms. His work has also been featured in Hackerlap, Cigalah Group, BioRxiv, The National Newspaper, and MDPI.
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(Which means, of course, it probably won't be easy.)
By: Lucas Sarweh, Asish Mukhopadhyay, Daniel John
Abstract: In this note, we consider the problem of generating k-factorable graphic sequences with connected (resp. no connected) k-factors.
The design has a checkered past.
The Magic Mouse 2 gets USB-C, and that's it.
The creator of Garfield reveals how the Peanuts characters have some fascinating flaws.
'Luce' is the Catholic church's latest foray into youth culture.
Fans aren't loving the brand new 'S'.
How often do you actually turn your Mac off?
Netflix, Google and more get the retro treatment on TikTok.
By: Daniel John
We caught up with the group to discuss their favourite 'drops'.
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