Month: November 2021

Drone development is evolving quickly and at the cutting edge of global intelligence-gathering approaches, but you don’t need to be in the spy business to explore the world with these innovative devices. There are…

TLDR: The Ultimate 2022 Pivot Tables and Dashboard in Excel Bundle brings all the pro tips of hardcore data analysis to any user for just $16.99.  Anybody can plunk some numbers into…

In humanoid robots, artificial eyes are often referred to as dolls’ eyes because they are made from glass or acrylic. This is a problem as their pupils don’t respond like living human…

It’s 1.30 am, and I’m about to watch a duel between magicians. One is a “demonolater”, a word I have never heard before, someone who claims they worship demons and can petition…

The Australian government gave Clearview AI the boot earlier this week after determining the company had no right to scrape and maintain its citizens’ data. If you or anyone else has ever…

Naturally, our beloved tech giants Google and Apple want you to exclusively use their own billing systems for in-app purchases on mobiles and tablets. For that reason, they have been facing global…

With brands increasingly engaging in social change campaigns and leveraging their influence to be “purpose-led”, the time has come to ask a couple of big questions: is this a viable strategy, and…

As more people are getting their hands on the incredible M1 Max MacBook Pro, a question is arising: why? The machine is eye-wateringly expensive and people on Twitter (where else?) are up in…

Among all the posturing and grandstanding about climate change, you’ll see something that’s noticeably absent at COP26 in Glasgow this week — cycling.  I saw a tweet this morning (I love Twitter),…

For those of you who own a Tesla and have been wishing for an alternative to Spotify, we have some good news: Tidal is now supported. The new in-car app is part…