The numbers of women in astronomy are dismal, but Argentina is an exception. Does the country have something to teach about equality in academia? The post Argentina Has More Women in Science—But It Hasn’t Fixed Sexism appeared first on WIRED. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Streaming music is an incredibly crowded field. There’s Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music. But you know who’s really killing it? YouTube. The post YouTube’s Music App Could Rule All Streaming Services appeared first on WIRED. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
SanDisk-owned hybrid flash maker debuts in all-flash storage with N5-1500 and N5-3000 that mix RAM, PCIe flash and SAS-connected flash drives with QoS tiering between media Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
The London Stock Exchange appoints Chris Corrado as its technology chief as the previous incumbent, Antoine Shagoury, returns to the US Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Following a successful pilot, the Environment Agency’s Floodline Warnings Direct service is to be offered to EE mobile customers in low-lying parts of Yorkshire Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
The Google Cultural Institute has partnered with The British Museum to help make its collections accessible to people around the world Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
Government figures suggests the BDUK programme is delivering better value for money to the public as the roll-out continues Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
A smartphone may be able to measure your heart and breathing rates, even if you’re not directly touching it, researchers say. If you’re tired of wearable fitness trackers fighting for space on your wrist, it might not be a problem in the near future: researchers say they can reliably measure your heart and breathing rates just by looking at data […]
Researchers in Germany have developed technology for an armband that lets you feel impact from virtual interactions. Imagine playing a virtual-reality boxing game, complete with a menacing opponent aiming a haymaker at your head. You get your gloves up in time to block the punch, but you feel no impact when it hits, breaking the otherwise immersive experience. Share this… […]
A shelf-scanning bot called Tally will help make sure everything is in its place in supermarkets and other retail outlets. When customers can’t find a product on a shelf it’s an inconvenience. But by some estimates, it adds up to billions of dollars of lost revenue each year for retailers around the world. Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Outlook
