Google announced on Tuesday a number of new features on the way to help make virtual education easier, including updates to its Google Meet conferencing service and a new homework helper tool that just requires a photo from a phone.
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‘Space cola wars’ at 35: When Coca-Cola, Pepsi tested soda in space
John-David Bartoe was having none of it.
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Biden’s VP pick Kamala Harris could inherit a 21st-century National Space Council
Space fans of all political persuasions should care that Joe Biden just picked Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) as his running mate.
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Watch Steve Wozniak’s celebrity-packed 70th birthday celebration tonight at 8PM ET
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak turns 70 years old today, and you can celebrate by attending his celebrity-studded virtual birthday party that’s happening in just a few hours at 8PM ET. Today’s party also kicks off an “11 Days of Wozdom” social media contest offering Woz-autographed Apple products as prizes.
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How to get rid of that irritating Meet tab in Gmail for Android and iOS
I have nothing against Google’s Meet videoconferencing platform — I’ve even used it a couple of times with relatives — but I can’t help being annoyed when the feature is pushed at me via other apps. Specifically, Gmail. Meet first appeared on the desktop Gmail app last spring, but it […]
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2020 Nissan Qashqai: closest look yet at upcoming SUV
The third generation of Nissan’s class-defining SUV is nearing completion ahead of launch later this year
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Watch live: Slooh livestreams the Perseid meteor shower Wednesday @ 7 pm ET
Video courtesy of Slooh. Visit Slooh.com to snap and share your own photos from this live event, and interact with our hosts and guests, and personally control Slooh’s telescopes.
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Watch live tonight: Perseid meteor shower webcasts
The annual Perseid meteor shower, one of the best “shooting star” displays of the year, peaks overnight tonight (Aug. 11-12). Skywatchers with clear, dark skies can expect to see about 60 meteors per hour.