Mar 10
Researchers at Northeastern University may have finally cracked the code.
Mar 10
Surgeons, doctors and nurses weigh in on their favorite moisturizers.
Mar 10
But confusion about the exact number of people tested persists even at the highest reaches of government.
Mar 10
The 2020 installment of the Game Developers Conference was slated to kick off this weekend, but at the tail end of the last month, the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak forced the organizers to postpone the show. This decision came after a number of big names dropped out, with one of the biggest being Microsoft’s Game Stack team. At the time it … Continue reading
Mar 10
Uber has detailed the items its customers accidentally left behind in cars in 2019. The most commonly lost items are the ones you’d expect: riders often lost their keys, forgot their bags, and misplaced their phones. Other commonly lost items included wallets, headphones, glasses, and vapes. What about the less common, but no less interesting, items? Uber has an entire … Continue reading
Mar 10
Thirty-three thousand years ago, on the southern tip of the continent Africa, ostrich eggs were carved into beads and kept as ornamentation. These beads held value – they weren’t just worn around necks for fun. As research published this week shows, humans shared these beads with one another, allowed these beads to play a significant role in their life – … Continue reading
Mar 10
Full Android TV Chromecast dongle may finally threaten Amazon Fire TV stick
Posted in: Today's ChiliA rumor today suggests that Google may finally have an answer for the Amazon Fire TV Stick and other dongle-like smart TV platforms. This device would be a follow-up to the Google Chromecast Ultra, a relatively small device that plugs into an HDMI port at the back of a television and requires its own power source – generally provided by … Continue reading
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Whisper, an App for Sharing Secrets, Left Its User Data Exposed On The Open Web
Posted in: Today's ChiliWhisper, the anonymous messaging app beloved by teens and tweens the world over, has a problem: it’s not as anonymous as we’d thought. The platform is only the latest that brands itself as private by design while leaking sensitive user data into the open, according to a damning Washington Post report out earlier…
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