That’s how Geoffrey Chaucer spelled “book” in his Canterbury Tales, 625 years ago. Can you give me a hand, here, Geoffrey? Can you get me out of the 21st century?

If microbes can influence our brains, could they also explain some of our behavior, including the criminal sort? Some microbiologists think so, at least in theory. “Microbes control us more than ...

This is official album art for Horsegirl’s “Phonetics On and On.” Three years after the release of their debut, Versions of Modern Performance, Horsegirl is fresh out of high school and has left ...

What is the current behavior? The exception 'Phonetic run text can't be empty.' occurs when I create a new XLWorkbook from some existing Excel files containing Japanese text. This is an important ...

Apple says that “phonetic overlap” is to blame for a peculiar glitch in the iPhone’s dictation feature. Over the last several days, the “bug” has gained traction on various social ...

Apple told The New York Times it was due to “phonetic overlap between the two words,” despite the fact that the two words do not sound similar. That also doesn't explain why "racist," with a ...

It is highly unlikely Apple or any individual did this on purpose. The behavior seems to lean more towards an ML issue, and as Apple said, phonetic likeness — not an intentional change.

Humans have become too accustomed to language. Our ears forget to listen to the musical and emotional intricacies holding words up. Horsegirl attempts to teach us this in its new album, “Phonetics On ...

Phonetics On and On is a home-away-from-home album, capturing all the freedom, uncertainty, and change that comes with the replanting of a flag.

On their second album, Horsegirl strip back the layers – sonically and lyrically – as they continue to discover their own sound and voice.

Their behavior was advice enough in terms of, I would really love to age like that as a musician. I would love to be thoughtful through and through until the very end. I hope that we can.

On “Phonetics On and On,” they recorded at The Loft, the home base of Wilco, with Cate Le Bon, who produced the latter band’s most recent LP, at the controls.