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First-Ever Images Of Planets Orbiting A Sun-Like Star Captured By Scientists The first time image of more than one planet orbiting a star similar to the Sun has been captured by the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT).

U.S. Daily Coronavirus Deaths Surge Past 1,000 As Trump Finally Recommends Masks Dr. Anthony Fauci predicted in late June that deaths would exponentially rise in the coming weeks.

With Proper Planning, RPA Can Change The Game For Your Business It's important to ask a few questions to get off on the right foot.

Call Centers Show Bright Spot In COVID-19 Crisis The COVID-19 pandemic crisis exposed the entire operating model for services and absolutely will have an impact on changing services going forward.

The Three Pillars Of Getting Your Organization Ready To Return To Work The pressure is now mounting around the world for businesses to reopen.

A 'Ghost Of Tsushima' Stagger Samurai Gosaku Build That Is Absolutely Unstoppable The best armor build in Ghost of Tsushima, the Gosaku Stagger.

eFuse Provides An eSports Media Platform For The Growing Gaming Community From Tyler' Ninja' Blevins's world-class Fortnite streaming to Seth "Scump" Abner's dynamic Call of Duty competitive play, gaming has reached stratospheric heights in popular culture. Matthew Benson wants to capitalize on gaming's ascension in popular culture with eFuse.

Sony’s Remarkable Wireless TV Speaker Is A Cool Upgrade: Here Are 5 Reasons Why Sony’s latest speaker is unique. It may sound a bit wacky at first, but has serious practical benefits.

How Technology Can Help Solve (My) Business Problems When we understand the tech capabilities, as well as business problems, innovating is not such a big challenge. Considering tech capabilities and pressure testing them against business problems is a fruitful way to innovate.

Health Systems Are Under Financial Pressure — Here Are Three Ways Technology Can Help Them Recover Health systems that are just beginning to manage the influx of sick and exposed patients are now confronted with a new problem: a massive hit to their revenue.

Netflix Lands Avatar’s ‘The Legend Of Korra,’ Here’s When It’s Coming Netflix has gained the rights to Avatar's The Legend of Korra, which will make its way to the service soon.

PlayStation Plus Free Games August 2020: Predictions, Rumors, Leaks And Announce Here are what could be the free PlayStation Plus games for August 2020.

Apple’s iPhone SE Is Stealing Android Users, Google Needs To Launch Pixel 4a Quickly The iPhone SE has been a bit whilst the Pixel 4a has been a ghost.

EA UFC 4: New Gameplay Trailer Shows In-Depth Breakdown Of New Game Mechanics On Tuesday morning, EA released a new, extended gameplay trailer for EA UFC 4. The preview took us a little deeper into what to expect from the retail version of the game after the beta was released, removed and it left us with mixed feelings.

‘Fortnite’ Secret Challenge #3: All Coral Kingdom Border Monument Locations There are a pair of new Fortnite challenges hidden in the game following Tuesday’s update.

‘Fortnite’ Season 3 Secret Challenge #2 — How To Teach Coral Buddies Stonecrafting Here's how to complete the new secret Coral Buddies stonecrafting challenge in 'Fortnite.'

How Important Is Social Media In Reaching Young Voters? Even as this is the first opportunity for many of generation Z to vote, they see how it was manipulated in past elections and how it is used to sow distrust and spread disinformation.

Fabien Cousteau Is Raising $135 Million To Build The International Space Station Of The Deep Sea Fabien Cousteau, grandson of famous undersea explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau, is building on his family legacy by constructing a state-of-the art research facility—60 feet below the surface of the ocean.

Transforming The PMO Into A PPO To Become A Product-Driven Enterprise In a product-driven enterprise with the customer at the center, controls dissolve from outputs to outcomes.

Covid-19 Stopped Water Pollution Monitoring At A Major Radioactive Site For Months Technical Area 54 is a part of Los Alamos National Labs (LANL) in New Mexico - the same Los Alamos that was home to the Manhattan Project, which ushered in the atomic era and today continues to produce radioactive triggers for nuclear weapons.

Supercharging The Supply Chain: How IoT Technology Is Changing Logistics The benefits of IoT are not always understood.

Three Takeaways For Business Leaders Based On Covid-19 Bot Findings Teams across all industries were overwhelmed with inquiries about Covid-19 itself, economic concerns and questions about safety precautions.

‘Fight Crab’ May Deliver The Most Hilariously Stupid Game Of 2020 Fight Crab is “a game where you are crab, and you fight crab.” You have an arsenal of weapons at your disposal. What more could you possibly want?

Back To Business — Or Back To The Future? As health systems prepare to go back to business, in many ways they're going back to what they only imagined care would look like years from now.

Building Decarbonization Cuts Pollution And Boosts The Economy. Here’s How State Regulators Can Accelerate Both. Building decarbonization is one of the most important ways to cut pollution while creating jobs. A new report outlines how utilities and regulators can clean up buildings and strengthen the economy.

Sharing Is Caring: Collaboration, Not Competition, In Health Care Cooperation and necessity are showing us just how innovative health care can be.

Apple AirPods Studio: New Patent For Over-Ear Headphones Reveals Cool Features While we wait for Apple’s over-ear AirPods to become a reality, a new patent suggests clever controls and even a way of detecting how you’re wearing them.

3 Things I Learned Leading A Company Through 2 Previous Economic Downturns At Qualtrics, we’ve learned a few lessons from operating through two previous economic downturns that helped us then and are guiding us today as we navigate this global pandemic. Here are 3 recommendations for every founder or CEO right now.

Innovate, Disrupt And Reinvent The Playbook To Grow Your Startup During The Coronavirus Crisis And Always If business-as-usual blocks your startup’s growth, change the rules. Innovation keeps the economy—and your startup—growing.

It’s Time To Rethink How To Get More From Your Data The difference between the companies that will falter and those that will compete, grow and succeed over the next five years will be how they manage, protect and derive value from their data.

Beware Of This Internet Cat’s Meow—It Destroys Databases Cats and the internet are joined at the hip, but this online feline-inspired bot goes way beyond cute meme territory.

Some Fitness Trackers Found To Use Fake Heart Rate Sensors. Does Yours? One again proving the idea if something looks to good to be true it probably is, some ultra-low cost fitness trackers have been found to use fake hardware.

New Oni Skin Set In ‘Valorant’ Features Evolving Phantom Skin The Oni Skin Set features new skins for the Phantom, Bucky, Guardian, and Knife, with the headline addition being the first ever evolving Phantom skin in Valorant.

Controversial $95 Elderflame Dragon Skins Disappear From ‘Valorant’ Today The amazing Elderflame skin set leaves the in-game store later today, so if you are going to drop $95 on some skins this is your last chance.

KDE And Slimbook Join Forces To Launch Linux Laptop With AMD Ryzen 4000 You've waited patiently for a Linux laptop with AMD Ryzen 4000 processors. Today, you stop waiting!

100 Thieves Release LCS Player Meteos After He Calls Out Coaches After being benched Meteos called out his coaches on Twitter. Now he has been released from the organization entirely.

AIP Submarines Will Increase The Lethality Of The Indian Navy Unlike its potential adversaries China and Pakistan, India has yet to adopt Air Independent Power for its submarines. This allows submarines to operate for longer without surfacing, makings them harder to detect. But AIP is coming to Indian submarines.

Apple Reveals How Its Best Security Feature Could Get A Major Boost A new Apple patent reveals how the iPhone maker could add a cool biometric to Face ID, vein recognition. The move could see an even greater shift away from passwords.

Sharkcano: Exploring The Relationship Between Underwater Volcanoes And Sharks The sharks were first found inside a volcano caldera by Brennan Phillips five years ago following the eruption of submarine volcano Kavachi. Now, scientists are unraveling this unique relationship between predator and volcano.

Should You Raise A Fund? An LP’s View On Challenges And Alternatives Aspiring fund managers often set out to raise a fund so they can capitalize on their investment strategy and edge without considering the operational hurdles. This post discusses underestimated challenges and reasons why starting a fund is not always the best choice.

What Is It Like As You Approach The Edge Of The Universe? There's a boundary to how far back we can observe everything that exists.

No New International Students At Harvard Due To Immigration Rules A Dean of Harvard told first-year international students they could not come to Harvard this fall because of immigration rules.

A Bit About Archiving Digital archives are increasingly active archives on-premises and in the cloud using HDDs, magnetic tape and optical discs. LTO tape provides the least expensive archive storage and LTO magnetic tape capacity shipments increased in 2019

Waymo, Fiat Chrysler Form Deep Partnership To Get Self-Driving Cars And Trucks To Market The broad alliance extends across Fiat Chrysler's brands and will focus on robotic Ram-brand light commercial vehicles.

The Tale Of The Shark That Swam The Whole World- Well, Sort Of Beneath The Waves has recorded a tiger shark leaving the warm waters of the Bahamas and traveling north to the North Atlantic off the coast of New England - linking two protected marine areas for the first time.

H-1B Visa Lawsuit: Trump Takes Sledgehammer To Immigration Law Major U.S. business organizations argue in a new lawsuit that Donald Trump violated the law in blocking H-1B visa holders from the U.S.

Twitter Cracks Down On QAnon, Blocks Conspiracy Theory From Trending Topics And Removes 7,000 Accounts Twitter expects 150,000 accounts will be affected by the limits on trending topics and search.

How To See ‘Comet Of The Century’ NEOWISE As Its Passes Closest To Earth On July 22, Then Fades Catch the comet while you can. It's out of here!

The Canadian Tech Market Will Fall At Least -7% In 2020 Due To The Covid-19 Recession Cutting tech budgets in this pandemic recession will be inevitable for many Canadian companies in 2020, and may well need to continue into 2021.

Microsegementation: The Missing Piece In Your Customer-Obsession Puzzle B2B marketers must rethink segmentation to meet increasing expectations for contextually relevant experiences and leverage the manifold advances in data and analytics technologies. The time is now for them to embrace the concept of microsegmentation.

Apple Down 23%, Samsung Down 10%, LG Down 35%, And Motorola Down 62% In New Smartphone Sales Data But ... stimulus checks helped ...

It's Impossible To Self-Isolate In Around 21% Of U.S. Homes, Study Finds Of the 88.2 million homes with more than one occupant, 30% weren't suitable for isolation, and in total, about 81 million people can't properly quarantine within their units.

5G And Machine Learning: Taking Cellular Base Stations From Smart To Genius 5G is ushering in a new breed of “genius” networks to deal with the increased levels of complexity, prediction and real time decision making that is required to deliver the performance gains promised not just in enhanced mobile broadband applications but also in IoT and mission critical use cases.

Instagram Releases A New ‘Personal Fundraiser’ Feature For Crowdfunding Crowdfunding is on the rise, and now people will be able to use Instagram to raise funds for personal causes.

How One Company Is Bringing Muslim Party Decor To The Masses One of the biggest Muslim celebration suppliers in the world include one that is a family business: Eid Party.

These 75 Hand Sanitizers Have Been Recalled By The FDA For Methanol Contamination Exposure to methanol can lead to life-threatening injuries.

As Oil Busts, It’s A ‘Five-Alarm Fire’ For North Dakota’s Frackers North Dakota's oil production fell four times faster than the national average between January and May, according to new data. New Mexico's production also plummeted in May.

Dr. Fauci: ‘I Was Not Invited’ To The White House Coronavirus Task Force Briefing “I was not invited and at this point I’m assuming I’m not going to be there,” Dr. Fauci said.

Reflections On Special Data Rules For Electronic Marketplaces Asymmetric data rules might be needed to jump start competition TO a dominant retail platform.

New Research Suggests Terpenes And CBD Work 2X’s Better For Covid-19 Inflammation Than Corticosteroid Early results from an ongoing Israeli study suggest that terpenes might outperform both CBD and conventional treatments like corticosteroids for COVID-19 related lung inflammation.

Play NYC’s Graffiti Games Will Feature Black Developers This Year Play NYC, an annual game convention, will return for its fourth year next month and will feature a new format and a push to support Black game developers, as announced in a press release Monday.

Older Americans: A Glaring Omission In Pandemic Priorities Sen. Warren, a Democratic Party leader and astute, well-meaning politician, omits long-term care centers in her demands for U.S. pandemic funding.

Japanese Medical Equipment Makers At The Cutting Edge Of Technological Advancement Japanese medical device manufacturers don’t have to look very far for advice and help.

Dow Jumps 150 Points As Investors Wait For More Coronavirus Stimulus Companies like Coca-Cola and IBM beat earnings on Tuesday.

Coronavirus Concerns Grip Town Sending Cargo Supplies To Space The pandemic recently reignited in the Kazakhstan town preparing to send a rocket to the International Space Station on Thursday.

Operational Adequacy Schemes Needed To Pass Privacy Law Transfer Scrutiny Businesses involved in transferring personal data need to achieve levels of protection for privacy in the U.S. that are essentially equivalent to those in the EU, which means operational adequacy.

30% Of Nonprofit Website Traffic Coming From Social Media: Report Visitors using a desktop browser are 75% more likely to convert to donate than those visiting via mobile device — but mobile represents 60% of all campaign visitors, according to Classy’s 2020 State of Modern Philanthropy report.

DOJ Charges Chinese Hackers With Trying To Steal Coronavirus Research As Part Of Decade-Long Intrusion Campaign The move could throw U.S.-China relations further into jeopardy.

The Transmission Rate Of Covid-19 Needs To Decrease Before Schools Reopen, U.S. Surgeon General Says The Trump administration and public health officials have continued to disagree about when and how schools should reopen.

Leak: PS5 Pre-Orders Might Be Limited A datamined leak indicates that pre-orders of the PS5 might be limited.

It's Time For 'Overwatch' To Go Free-To-Play Psyonix's 'Rocket League' is the latest big multiplayer title to make the F2P leap. Blizzard should do the same with 'Overwatch.'

Hackers Stole Diebold Code And Are Using It To Empty Cash From ATMs Criminal hackers are employing a new tool to attack the company’s ATMs and it comes from a surprising source.

Logitech’s CEO Talks Q1 Earnings And Why Pandemics Are Very Good For Business Logitech has had a bumper quarter, but isn't resting on its laurels and is ready to learn from Amazon.

From Dior To Depositions: Meet Natasha Mayne, The Vogue Attorney Natasha Mayne dubbed 'The Vogue Attorney" challenges the status quo of what it means to be a lawyer and Black in America

Nvidia And University Of Florida Supercharge Education With AI Supercomputer Nvidia and The University of Florida (UF) are in engaging in a unique public-private partnership that should see the development of the largest university supercomputer in the United States, and perhaps the world.

‘Rocket League’ To Go Free-To-Play, Introduce Cross-Platform Progression Rocket League looks to join the ranks of massive esports titles fueled by free-to-play models like DoTA 2, CounterStrike: Global Offensive, and League of Legends.

Healthcare Apps: A Boon, Today And Tomorrow It’s easy to understand the meteoric rise of fitness and wellness apps during COVID-19. Health and medical apps have existed for decades, but public acceptance has been slow. Over the last five years, it has come into the spotlight accelerated by a host of factors that pre-date the pandemic.

TikTok To Hire 10,000 In U.S. As Federal Employees Banned From Downloading App It has already expanded its U.S. workforce by nearly three-fold in about six months.

‘Destiny 2’ Reset Update: Darkness Affirmation, Tree Growth, Grandmaster Loot Destiny 2 is back with more Darkness conversations at resets, and Grandmaster Nightfalls get some more loot.

First Responders, Red Cross Volunteers To Be Honored On ‘24/7 Day’ July 24 Convenience stores across America are joining together this Friday, July 24, to recognize the contributions of front-line responders, medical personnel and American Red Cross volunteers on 24/7 Day.

Executive Order On Drug Price Controls Would Backfire Rumor has it that President Trump will soon issue an executive order to lower prescription drug prices by fiat. In the midst of a pandemic, we need medical breakthroughs more than ever. An executive order enforcing foreign price controls would only harm the very patients the president seeks to help.

‘Deepfake’ Nixon Video Discusses A Moon-Landing Disaster That Never Happened A new project shows the danger of how easy it is to spread fake news, through the power of video.

This Non-Profit Wants To Engage Non-Scientists In Ocean Conservation How the chaos mounted by the COVID-19 pandemic prompted Beneath the Waves to launch an ocean-focused social network.

‘Valorant’ Update 1.04 Patch Notes Reveal Big Viper Buff Viper is about to become a truly top tier agent after the 1.04 update launches thanks to some big buffs.

60,000 LG OLED TVs Found To Need Critical Overheating Repair 18 models affected, across three OLED generations.

Older Than The B-52? America’s Trident Missile May Remain In Service Until 2084. The U.S. Navy's Trident II missile may still be flying in 2084, nearly 100 years after it was first deployed.

Riot Games Launches LoL Esports Brand For Pro ‘League Of Legends’ The new LoL Esports brand will look to centralize the global League of Legends scene and create a brand for the entire ecosystem.

Inspiration, Intent And Interpretation: Who Owns The OnePlus Nord? From the socially distant AR-powered stage, Pete Lau has launched the OnePlus Nord. Heavily promoted before the launch event, the story of the affordable smartphone no longer belongs to OnePlus.

OnePlus Buds Enhanced Features Will Seriously Rival AirPods & Pixel Buds Buried in OnePlus CEO Pete Lau’s breakdown on what to expect from the upcoming OnePlus Buds was a hint - a nod - at smart functionality that might lace the upcoming headphones.

An Infectious Disease Doctor Explains Why The U.S. Is Failing To Control The Coronavirus Pandemic – And How That Can Be Fixed Dr. Mark Kortepeter, whose been on the frontlines of multiple epidemics, explains both what’s going wrong with the U.S. coronavirus response and how it can get back on track.

60% Of Firms Are Cutting Green Targets. Here’s What That Means Six out of ten U. K. businesses have cut investment in sustainable practices as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report that has raised concerns about the country’s ability to “build back better” in the wake of the virus.

More Covid-19 Testing Is The Answer. But How? To boost Covid-19 testing capacity, we need to understand the key roadblocks.

Google Unveils Unique New Feature For Nest Hub & Nest Hub Max Nest’s smart speakers with screens are the only ones to enjoy this cool new way to watch Netflix.

Cinema Chain Cinergy Bets On Esports To Survive Coronavirus Pandemic The cinema chain is hoping that an online esports league and other options in the competitive gaming world can give them new income streams as the cinema and live events business dries up during the pandemic.

Intel’s CIO Discusses Digital Transformation And Next Gen Technology Today, CIOs can be influential change agents driving innovation, differentiated customer experience and new ways to work, says industry veteran, Archie Deskus, CIO INtel

Fast Is Fun: New Specialized S-Works Epic Sets The XC Benchmark The updated Specialized S-Works Epic is lighter, faster and more capable. This is what you'll see on World Cup XC courses when post-COVID competition resumes.

‘The Walking Dead’ Officially Casts Its First Commonwealth Character For Season 11 The Walking Dead has just cast a key character in the upcoming Commonwealth storyline.

For Microsoft’s Xbox Series X, It’s All Riding On ‘Halo Infinite’ We’re now just two days away from the actual reveal of 'Halo Infinite', at the Xbox Series X showcase, and the pressure is on. Microsoft is looking to ride into a new era of Xbox with MAster Chief leading the way.

How Tech Can Bring Offices Back To Life, Virtually Working from home is the new office, and will be for quite some time - like it or not. The benefits of remote work are abundant, but so are the challenges. Enter technology for the save.

It Is Now All But Guaranteed Xbox Will Have The Cheapest Next Gen Console A week ago, the idea of Xbox Lockhart, a lower spec, lower priced Xbox Series X, didn’t make a whole lot of sense in Microsoft’s lineup.