Scientific American’s senior medicine editor, Josh Fischman, talks about issues in medicine and public health that will be affected by this election.
Mophie’s new wirelessly charging battery pack clips onto the back of your phone
Mophie is one of the oldest names in the business when it comes to smartphone battery packs, but its latest release puts a new spin on the approach. Instead of a battery case that can only be used with a single phone, the new Juice Pack Connect uses a modular […]
Microsoft Teams usage jumps 50 percent to 115 million daily active users
Microsoft saw some big growth in Microsoft Teams at the beginning of the pandemic, and it has kept accelerating over the past six months. During an earnings call with investors today, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reveled Microsoft Teams now has 115 million daily active users. That’s a more than 50 […]
ASX’s blockchain-based CHESS replacement pushed to April 2023
Full functionality was originally expected by April 2021.
APT groups aren’t all from Russia, China, and North Korea
Despite the impression you might get from major news sources, everybody is hacking everyone else. Some nations just don’t talk about it.
2021 Jaguar E-Pace Freshened with New Looks, Upgraded Infotainment
The littlest Jag crossover, now starting at $42,045, has a slightly sharper appearance and a bigger screen inside.
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This is What Perseverance’s Landing Site Looked Like Billions of Years Ago. See Why it’s Such a Compelling Target?
Today is a milestone in NASA’s Perseverance mission to Mars. At 1:40 pm Pacific time today, the rover will have traveled 235.4 million km (146.3 million miles). That means the spacecraft is halfway to Mars and its rendezvous with Jezero Crater. The spacecraft isn’t traveling in a straight line, and […]
Eye size predicts where birds breed and feed
When Ian Ausprey outfitted dozens of birds with photosensor-containing backpacks, the University of Florida graduate student was hoping to learn how light affected their behavior. The unusual study, which tracked 15 species in Peru’s cloud forest, has now found that eye size can help predict where birds breed and feed—the […]