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Covid-19: Not Just A Lung Disease Covid-19 is most well-known for causing serious lung disease, but those affected are also experiencing a variety of other health issues such as blood clotting and metabolic, kidney, heart and neurological problems.

Amazon Puts Numbers To SMB Support In New Study #1-ranked industry analyst Patrick Moorhead weighs in on Amazon's SMB impact report

Microsoft Documents Confirm Exciting Surface Duo Plans New documents suggest Microsoft's dual-screen Surface Duo may show up earlier than the implied late Q4 release date.

Megaflashes Bust Lightning Myths Lightning is one of the more unpredictable aspects in nature. Many meteorologists report that they are most afraid of lightning – more than tornadoes and hurricanes – due to its erratic nature.

One Of Microsoft’s Core Promises For The Future Of Xbox Just Got Way More Complicated Microsoft's biggest promise about cross-gene exclusives with Xbox Series and Xbox One got a lot more complicated yesterday.

How Leading Global Companies Are Using Sustainability As A Market Differentiator In the last few years, the desire to see programs, services, and investments that make a difference in the environment and the world are becoming an increasingly larger part of the CX conversation--Especially for large global brands.

Gigabyte Aero 15 OLED 2020 Review: The Best Lightweight Gaming Laptop? Gigabyte's Aero 15 OLED is strong contender for the best 15 inch gaming laptop in 2020

‘Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis’ Will Co-Exist With ‘PSO2’ And Is Neither A Replacement Nor Expansion Sega unveiled Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis yesterday and the announcement was a bit confusing. Here's what we've learned since the reveal.

Why Going Inside During Lightning Is The ‘Mask-Wearing’ Of Storms Thundering and lightning? Go inside because it serves a life saving function like wearing masks for COVID-19.

A New Test May Show Whether Your Immune System Can Neutralize The Coronavirus A fast, easy, and sensitive new antibody test detects the specific biomarkers of long-term immune protection against SARS-CoV-2 that can answer that question.

LG Tone Free FN6 Review: How LG’s Self-Sanitizing Earphones Work The LG Tone Free FN6 are true wireless earphones, just like the Apple AirPods Pro.

‘Ghost Of Tsushima’ Shatters PS4 New IP Sales Records With 2.4 Million Units In 3 Days I’m not sure anyone, even Sony or Sucker Punch, expected Ghost of Tsushima to be a hit quite at this scale, but that’s where we are just a short while after release.

Two Tools To Improve Your Internal And External Customer Experience The idea of putting the customer first is not a new concept, but the key lies in creating a positive experience for internal customers: employees.

Sprint To Disappear From The U.S. Wireless Landscape In August 2020 Sprint is about to vanish. The familiar yellow logo of what was the fourth-largest U.S. wireless company will be taken down from the stores that have sold its devices and services, and in most cases it will be replaced by signs reading “T-Mobile.”

Why 2020 Is The Year Of Data File Archiving: Part 2 Data file archiving has always been an essential part of business; it has quickly become a necessity, positioned at the front of the line for "must-have projects."

But Seriously, What Was Up With ‘Halo Infinite’? Halo Infinite made its gameplay debut yesterday during Microsoft's Xbox showcase. It was controversial, to say the least.

How To Manage A Returning Workforce And Ensure Business Continuity A global crisis can have far-reaching implications on the business community, specifically in terms of maintaining business continuity, but these strategies can help.

Despite Mask Giveaway, Grocer Hy-Vee Under Fire For Not Requiring Face Coverings Hy-Vee grocery is under fire in several Midwestern states for not requiring customers to wear masks or other face coverings to protect against the coronavirus strain Covid-19.

How CMOs Can Avoid Taking Huge Risks With Their Advertising Data The simple solution: Only work with data collected through traceable and trusted consent.

How Tech Leaders Can Support Diversity During A Pandemic IT leaders are fighting two very different challenges today.

It’s Not A Data Catalog If It Doesn’t Provide Business Context Around Data Today's data catalog must enable business users to understand and leverage data as an asset while delivering business-ready data.

Excel Esports Need To Secure LEC Playoffs Before Week 8 Says Tore Excel is still very much in the playoff race, but having to face Fnatic, G2 and Origen in the last week of the split has the team feeling like they need to secure playoffs before Week 8 even starts.

Tribit’s Flybuds 3 Are Possibly The Best Budget True Wireless Earphones You’ll Hear This Year True wireless earbuds can range in price from $20 to $300, but you don't always have to pay the earth to get really good sound. These Tribit Flybuds 3 cost just $35.99 and sound superb.

Adapting To A Post-Crisis, Digital-First World The pandemic has already changed many aspects of the way we live and work, and businesses will need to adapt.

Rare Views Of Comet NEOWISE ‘Completely Photobombed’ By Elon Musk’s SpaceX Starlink Satellites Images are emerging online of Comet NEOWISE that are being "ruined" by SpaceX’s Starlink satellites.

Huawei’s Removal From U.K. 5G: Where Does That Leave Your Smartphone? Much has been made of the fact that Huawei is going to be removed from the U.K.’s 5G network infrastructure. But what does it mean for anyone with a smartphone from Huawei?

Can The Army’s Rebooted High-Tech Fighting Vehicle Program Overcome A History Of Failure? The Army has posted a trial request for proposals for its $45 billion OMFV program aiming to procure 3,800 armored vehicles to replace the 40-year-old M2 Bradley. This is a bid to reassure the defense industry as the Army reboots a program that has spectacularly imploded three times since 2003.

China Orders U.S. To Shut Chengdu Consulate In Tit-For-Tat Retaliation China ordered the closure of the U.S. consulate in the southwestern Chinese city in the latest sign of the fraying relationship between Washington D.C. and Beijing.

Best AirPod Alternatives From Huawei, Xiaomi, Vivo And Oppo There's no shortage of wireless earbuds options from Chinese phone brands right now

U.S. And U.K. Accuse Russia Of In-Orbit Test Of Nesting Doll Anti-Satellite Weapon The test threatens an arms race in space in which every military satellite will be shadowed by one or more orbiting anti-satellite weapons, ready to destroy it in the event of a conflict. This may in turn lead to anti-anti-satellite weapons.

Major Ransomware Attack Takes Down Garmin Services Including Connect Master maker of fitness watches Garmin has been seriously affected by what is reportedly a ransomware attack.

Pininfarina Looks To The 5G And AI Future With Pioneering UX Design With in-car user experience a key element in progressing car design, famed Italian design studio Pininfarina has created AutonoMIA, a personalized, intuitive and immersive UX system which will grow with 5G, AI and AR

Groundbreaking Electronic Music Show Kicks Off London’s Cultural Reopening London's celebrated Design Museum will play host to a new exhibition entitled Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers. Vistiors will be greeted by music played using Node's Hylixa speakers.

Thune: Time To Update Federal Spectrum Policy For 5G The Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC) controls most of the beachfront spectrum which is ideal for 5G, but its process has changed little in almost a century.

Businesses Can Tackle Air Pollution While Recovering From COVID-19 Global Action Plan offers businesses free support as they commit to improving air quality, cutting emissions and cleaning up the air for communities across the UK.

FIFA 21: Release Date, New Gameplay Improvements Modes Confirmed FIFA 21 gameplay improvements were introduced on Thursday by EA.

What Can 3D Printing Be Used For? Here Are 10 Amazing Examples 3D printing technology is advancing very rapidly, and today, it can be used to print many more things than most people realize. In this article, we look at ten innovative examples of what's possible today.

Build A Better Magic School With The Kids On Brooms RPG Fans have been clamoring for a Harry Potter RPG for years. Kids on Brooms offers a perfect way to play in that world and a chance for fans to change what they want.

Act Now For Your Best And Last Chance To See Comet NEOWISE This Weekend. Here’s When, Where And How Where in the sky to look at Comet NEOWISE this weekend The comet will be in the northwestern sky after dusk, moving towards the northeastern sky before dawn.

Robert E. Lee H.S. In Virginia Renamed After John Lewis. That Leaves At Least 202 Schools Still Named After The Confederacy. While protesters against systemic racism have called for structural changes in institutions like policing, there's also been a push to remove symbols honoring the country's racist past such as monuments to Confederate generals like Robert E. Lee.

Q&A: What CIOs Need To Know About The Potential Of 5G 5G is a very, very big deal. Accenture’s Peters Suh shares his take on the radical impact 5G will have on the enterprise.

AI On Mars: Interview With Tom Soderstrom, Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Tom Soderstrom, IT Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory shares his insights into how AI is increasingly being used by remote devices in space and some insights into how AI is being applied for space and planetary exploration as well as right here on Earth.

New Potential Advances In Treating Psoriasis: A Skin Condition That Affects 125+ Million People Although psoriasis has been a well-recognized skin condition for many years, there has been significant progress over the last decade on effective therapeutic models and treatment modalities for this autoimmune condition.

Report: Trump To Sign Executive Orders Aimed At Lowering Prescription Drug Costs Trump promised to tackle the problem when campaigning for the presidency back in 2016.

Apple’s App Store Report Ignores Two Massive Elephants in The Room Two things the report doesn’t mention? Only the two biggest elephants in the App Store room.

Five Awesome Things You May Have Missed From Rocket League’s Free-To-Play Announcement Rocket League's move to free-to-play is exciting, but you may have missed even more thrilling news!

Overwatch League Roster Changes (July 17-23): A King’s Reign Ends San Francisco Shock picked up their next potential DPS superstar.

Winning In Baseball, Winning In Business: Five Lessons For Success Everything we know and love feels like it’s on the brink of change. America’s pastime could offer just what we need to embrace this change, band together, and come out the other side stronger.

Around 40% Of U.S. Adults Have Underlying Health Conditions That Lead To Severe Covid-19 Illnesses Individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, heart disease, diabetes, chronic kidney disease and obesity experience more complications from the virus.

Garmin Suffers Global Outage And Ransomware May Be To Blame The Evil Corp ransomware gang may have claimed another victim as unconfirmed reports link a Garmin outage to a cyberattack.

The U.S. Now Has 4 Million Cases Of Coronavirus. As Numbers Continue To Rise, What Can Be Done Now? The U.S. is dangerously close to diagnosing one new Covid-19 case per second. With such a high rate of new infections, we asked several experts what must be done to control the pandemic.

Dow Plunges 350 Points After Another 1.4 Million Americans File For Unemployment Jobless claims rose for the first time since March, indicating a slowdown in the labor market’s recovery.

How Fitbits Are Being Used To Slow The Spread Of Coronavirus Cases Fitbit has shown willingness to contribute right from the first days when it became clear Coronavirus was not simply going stay in China.

Europe Should Focus On Hydrogen For A Reliable And Flexible Energy Future On June 25, ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest steel manufacturer, announced that it is investing in two routes to lower emissions by 30% by 2030 and become carbon neutral by 2050.

‘Overwatch’ Tests Genji Nerfs And Major Changes To Moira The proposed Moira revamp would be a game-changer for the support hero.

Jack Dorsey Says Twitter Feels ‘Terrible’ After Massive Bitcoin Hacking Scandal He also apologized for the incident, in which accounts belonging to Joe Biden, Elon Musk and other public figures were briefly compromised.

5 Big Numbers That Show Amazon’s Explosive Growth During The Coronavirus Pandemic Amazon reports second quarter earnings next week and is expected to post at least $75 billion in revenue.

‘Covid Toes’ Are Caused By Coronavirus Infecting The Lining Of Blood Vessels, Says New Study Researchers have found the coronavirus in skin biopsy samples from people experiencing "Covid toes"

The Mobility World Remade We've explored four possible futures of mobility over the next three to five years, driven by the longevity and severity of the pandemic and the degree of cooperation between and within governments.

NVIDIA Considers Arm Acquisition In A Deal That Could Upend The Chip Industry An NVIDIA-Arm deal could send shockwaves far and wide in the chip industry, giving its rivals numerous new reasons to lose sleep

This Year’s Overwatch League MVP Will Take Home A Cool $100,000 There's a new award this season: Coach of the Year.

New Research Shows Pent-Up Demand For Private 5G Networks New research suggests that there is tremendous pent-up interest in companies building private 5G networks, but there are some interesting challenges that need to be addressed.

Working From Home Vs. Working From Anywhere Are Not The Same I consider his version of working from anywhere unique, but this is not realistic for most, even in the current trend of working from home.

European Renewables Just Crushed Fossil Fuels. Here’s How It Happened It’s official: in the first half of 2020, for the first time, Europe generated more electricity from renewable sources than from fossil fuels.

iOS 14 Public Beta 3 Is A Buggy Look At Apple’s Best Operating System Yet Widgets are still the main culprit when it comes to bugs, but does Public Beta 3 also confirm the existence of a new iPhone?

To Win The Information War, We First Have To Understand What It Is—And How We’re Losing It: Book Review In How to Lose the Information War, Nina Jankowicz outlines the Russian influence operations that have manifested in Central and Eastern European nations, the major implications for the West, and some strategies for addressing them.

NASA’s Hubble Just Sent Back A Stunning New Photo Of Saturn’s Rings At Their Brightest And Best NASA has published the Hubble Space Telescope’s annual portrait—and something’s awry.

Xbox’s ‘Destiny 2’ Stasis Trailer Reveals Some Truly Wild Beyond Light Ice Abilities Destiny 2 made a special appearance at the Xbox show to show off some cool Stasis ice moves.

The Biggest Thing In Wireless This Year Might Not Be 5G Analyst Mark Vena discusses the FFC's announcement that it will open a 6GHz band of spectrum for unlicensed use.

‘Destiny 2: Beyond Light’ Is Coming To Game Pass, Here’s How It Will Work 'Destiny 2' is coming to Game Pass along with 'Beyond Light;.

‘Fable’ Reveal Closes Out Microsoft’s Somewhat Odd Xbox Series X Games Showcase Microsoft had an hour to convince everyone that all the studios they bought are indeed making good Xbox Series X exclusives for the future. They closed with a Fable reveal.

TikTok Launches $200 Million Fund To Finance Up-And-Coming Stars The money is meant to be an additional incentive for influencers to stay on the popular app, which the U.S. government has said it may ban.

Everything You Need To Know About Halo Infinite’s Gameplay Demo We finally got to see a gameplay demo of 'Halo Infinite' today, so here's what you need to know, from details to release date.

Europe Teases Its ‘Comet Interceptor’ Mission To Catch The Next ‘Great Comet’ After NEOWISE ‘Comet Interceptor’ will launch in 2028 and wait for the arrival of an as yet unidentified icy target making its first visit to the inner Solar System.

How AI Can Improve Financial Analytics 70% of all financial services firms are using machine learning to predict cash flow events, fine-tune credit scores and detect fraud according to a recent survey by Deloitte Insights.

Covid-19 Vaccine Pricing Will Impact Big Pharma’s Reputation If Big Pharma isn’t profitable, it won’t survive. We’ll need to remember that when the next pandemic hits.

G Suite For The New Workplace Going forward, the most effective tools will likely continue to break from the old ways of working.

Nikola Building $600 Million Plant In Arizona Desert To Get Hydrogen Big Rigs Rolling By 2023 The first phase of the factory on 430 acres an hour from Phoenix opens late next year with production of battery-electric Nikola Tre trucks.

Everything You Need To Know About Pokémon GO Fest 2020 Tickets, price, date, times, and everything else you need to know about Pokémon GO Fest 2020.

How To Watch Microsoft’s Big Xbox Series X Video Game Showcase Today And What To Expect How to watch the Xbox Series X showcase and what to expect.

The Chemical Detective By Fiona Erskine — Review A fast-paced book about a chemical engineer working in avalanche control who gets caught up in the illegal global trade in chemical weapons

Masters Of The Meme: Pizzaslime Is The Madcap Internet Company That Celebs (And VCs) Love Successful web business could increasingly look like Pizzaslime, a retail-media hybrid built on viral memes and a cult following among the cultural elite.

‘Ghost Of Tsushima’ Is The Game Of The Generation 'Ghost of Tsushima' encapsulates every game design trend of the generation, and it does so beautifully.

Huge ‘Borderlands 3’ Patch Gives Mission Weapons, Deletes 21 Anointments, Upgrades Fabricator Things have been quiet in Borderlands 3 for a while now, but that’s only because Gearbox was prepping a rather enormous patch for the game which is going live today.

Trouble In Paradise: Covid-19 Is Spiking In The Caribbean Cases are on an upswing in many Caribbean islands.

‘Fortnite’ Season 3, Week 6 Challenges Revealed, And How To Solve Them Here are the Season 3, Week 6 challenges for 'Fortntite', and how to solve them.

Deriving Value From Analytics: Why You Need To Move Beyond Setupland To Actionland Today's difficult economy finds many organizations struggling to derive value from their analytics investments. They are at risk of falling behind their more data-savvy competitors. This article examines the analytics process and how companies need to shift their focus to insight-driven actions.

The Top Five Things ‘Destiny 2’ Should Unlock From The Destiny Content Vault The Destiny Content Vault is giving us a few things we know about, but what should be next on the list to return to Destiny 2?

‘Fortnite’ Stack Shack Location: Where To Catch A Weapon At Stack Shack How to solve Fortnite's week 6 challenge, catch a weapon at stack shack.

The Three Waves: Rebuilding Retail After The Pandemic The familiar retail experience that we’ve come to know will evolve, and many of the changes the industry is implementing to counter the effects of the pandemic will become permanent, resulting in a new normal.

Concerning Trend For Rural Physicians Makes A Risky Business Even Riskier We are at risk of rural physicians aging out of their practices, without enough young doctors to replace them.

Essential Steps For Any Business To Prepare For Augmented Reality How can a business make itself ready to successfully apply AR?

On Semiconductor Issues A Differentiated Annual CSR Report #1-ranked analyst Patrick Moorhead dives deeper into ON Semiconductor’s latest CSR report and how the companies focus during the COVID-19 crisis on ethics and how respect, integrity, and initiative still matter in a crisis.

IBM Unveils Surprise Summer Cloud Capabilities For Power Systems #1-Ranked industry analyst Patrick Moorhead takes a closer as July comes to an end, IBM announced a handful of additional hybrid capabilities for Power Systems, which I think will put the ball even further down the court for IBM’s hybrid cloud.

Russia Prepares Robot Tank For Fighting Drones What if the answer to swarms of drones is just a really big robotized gun? Russia is developing a tank-like vehicle with a 57mm automatic gun mounted on a turret designed to blast drones out of the sky.

As Reopening Looms, Here Is What Retailers Should Consider Retailers will need to gain back consumer trust by providing shoppers with a true sense of safety and convenience while in-store as well as by giving back to the community.

Meet The Ex-Israel Defense Force Intelligence Experts Whose Cybersecurity Company Just Raised $30 Million Cybersecurity company CyCognito, cofounded by Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Intelligence veterans Rob Gurzeev and Dima Potekhin, announced that it has raised a $30 Million Series B round, led by Accel with participation from previous investors Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sorenson Ventures and UpWest.

How Intelligent Enterprises Outperform The Competition Real digital transformation is about becoming an intelligent enterprise, where companies turn insights into action, anticipating and responding to customer demands at any time.

‘The Walking Dead’ Fans Have New Theory Ammo That Morgan Was Supposed To Die Instead Of Carl The Walking Dead made a mistake in season 8, and now we may have some more light shed on it.

What's Really Been Learned About Technology And Marketing From Covid-19 Your language has never been more important, more scrutinized or more powerful than it is today.