Radar can now be used to make observations that previously only optical telescopes could make.
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Dog ticks prefer humans as hosts when temperatures rise
The findings are an ominous sign of how climate change may increase people’s risk of contracting tick-borne diseases.
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Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride moves to May
From next year the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is moving to May in the hope that warmer conditions will attract bigger crowds and increased donations to the cause.
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Uber reportedly wants to offload self-driving division
Uber is looking to sell its self-driving technology division known as Uber Advanced Technology Group, according to media reports.
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Samsung’s Galaxy XCover Pro, Galaxy Tab Active Pro certified for FirstNet
Samsung’s rugged smartphone and tablet are available on AT&T and certified for FirstNet.
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GoTrace tracks shipment of Southern Rock Lobsters using blockchain
Public blockchain track and trace application GoTrace uses tamper-evident smart tags to track lobsters to their plated destination.
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Huawei Mate 40 Pro review
An incredible phone, but one that’s hard to recommend
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COVID-19: Infections ‘will rise to pre-lockdown levels’ with return to tier system
Sage has warned that there is “little to no scope for loosening of social distancing rules over Christmas” if transmission rates remain high.
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Looking at both sides of the data lake argument
For many decades, the data warehouse was the go-to technology for storing large amounts of data for querying and data mining. This should not be confused with the venerable database, which has a different mode of operation and use.