What CES 2021 Has to Offer Amidst the Pandemic
this year’s annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) went virtually via Zoom due to the pandemic. Some of the new products have been inspired by the Covid-19 situation.
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The Irony Of Google Getting Unionized And How To Prevent The Coming Tech Union Wave
In concept, Unions are a good thing in that they create a balance between employees and management.
Hongkong Mass Arrest Denounced by US, UK, Australia and Canada
Diplomats from the US, UK, Australia and Canada issued a joint statement on Sunday condemning the recent detention of opposition activists in Hongkong.
NVIDIA And Mercedes-Benz To Revolutionize Car Dashboards At CES
The new Hyperscreen Dashboard that blends AI capability into a display that transforms the entire dash into a digital panel will be showcased at the Mercedes-Benz event next week at CES.
Facebook and Instagram Bans Trump Until End of Term
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that it has blocked Trump’s official Facebook and Instagram accounts indefinitely in the aftermath of the recent mob riot at the U.S Capitol.
Loss of Taste and Smell May Have a Long Term Impact on Covid-19 Survivors’ Life
Clinical reports show that Covid-19 patients regain their sense of taste and smell after they recover, but for some, the loss continues and may be permanent.
2020 And Bob Swan’s Impressive Year At Intel
Discover how Intel’s CEO, Bob Swan, rebuilt the company that had been ravaged by ill-advised layoffs, a lack of focus on Intel’s core business, and what had been a lengthy process of alienating Intel’s largest customers.
What We Need To Know About the New Coronavirus Strain
U.K scientists have recently discovered a new SARS-CoV-2 variant known as B.1.1.7. They say this appears to be more contagious as it tends to be transmitted quickly compared to the other existing strains.
4 Private Publishers, 38 State Attorneys General File New Antitrust Lawsuits Against Google
38 attorneys general and 4 private publishers filed complaints against Google for allegedly violating the Sherman Act by crushing its competitors and manipulating search results in favor of their products and services.
More Than 40 Organizations Hit by Supposed Russian Cyber Hacking Campaign
Over 40 organizations have been compromised by the suspected Russian cyber breach campaign, 80% of which were from the U.S while the rest were from Canada, Mexico, Belgium, Spain, the United Kingdom, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.