Oops. Here’s how we got along on the AMR-C01 home simulator
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WearOptimo enters AU$30 million partnership to mass produce microwearable sensors
Backing the deal are the Queensland government, the Australian National University, and the Australian National Fabrication Facility.
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ACCC watching the clock tick as Facebook lags Google in striking news media deals
Chair of the competition watchdog said he’s happy to let it play out, for now.
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Facebook’s ‘culture fit’ is the focus of a discrimination complaint, report says
A Black woman who interviewed at Facebook last year says she was told the company was “looking for a culture fit” before being rejected, according to The Intercept. She’s now one of four people who’ve recently complained to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) about allegedly racist hiring and promotion […]
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Biden: ‘all American adults will be eligible to get a vaccine no later than May 1st’
President Joe Biden just announced that he will direct states to make all adults eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations by May 1st. He also said that the federal government will launch a website on May 1st that will let people check where they can get a vaccine near them. He made […]
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Honor MagicBook Pro (Intel edition) 16-inch laptop
Chinese vendor surprises us with a new version of its award winning laptop.
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BaishanCloud CDN
BaishanCloud CDN may be run by a Chinese company but its support staff is there to help you get everything configured.
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New Report Finds Tesla Most Popular Luxury Car Brand
Think you’ve seen a lot of new Teslas lately? You’re not alone. A new report puts the California electric carmaker at the top of the heap for luxury brand popularity, at least for now. Tesla was responsible for 24,237 new-car registrations in January, narrowly beating out Mercedes-Benz as the most […]
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ANZCO list used to determine Australia’s tech talent visa eligibility criticised as outdated
One of the common criticisms is that it fails to recognise skills and occupations that companies are demanding.
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Google, Oracle pledge open cloud to ease lock-in concerns
Rush to digitalise has pushed businesses to move to the cloud amidst concerns about vendor lock-in, but the likes of Google and Oracle are touting service offerings that they say will ensure openness and flexibility.