Technology Uber, Lyft and DoorDash pause services in cities with curfews due to protests Ride-sharing and food delivery service apps are suspending operations in some cities across the nation in order to comply with curfew orders. At least 40 cities and Washington, D.C.
Technology Data protection, DX 'held back' by legacy technology - report IT landscapes are changing dramatically as the world navigates through the COVID-19 pandemic, and many are now realising that digital transformation (DX) is no longer a far-off luxury or a
Technology A rocket launch can’t unite us until the space world acknowledges our divisions At 9:30AM ET on Tuesday, three American astronauts symbolically rang the Nasdaq opening bell from space — a celebration of SpaceX’s historic launch that sent astronauts into orbit three
Technology Wonderful world of kids wearables "Let's press closer," Bao Yuxuan, a 9-year-old boy from Beijing, tells his two new young friends conspiratorially. Acting as if on a secret signal, the three primary school tykes walk
Health Diabetes Self-Management in a COVID-19 World The COVID-19 pandemic has altered our world in many ways, not all of them negatively. One of the most beneficial changes involves the expansion of care via telehealth. This increased
Technology Amazon reopens warehouses that were closed to protect them from looting Amazon is set to reopen two of its warehouses in the Midwest after it temporarily closed the facilities due to escalating civil unrest in the area. On Tuesday, Amazon temporarily
Technology Global smartphone output to fall 12pc Global smartphone shipments will fall nearly 12 per cent to 1.2 billion units in 2020, market research firm IDC said yesterday, citing lower consumer spending due to the economic
Technology YouTube makes video chapters official In your travels around YouTube the past few weeks, you might have seen a video or two that features "chapters." Chapters allow creators to timestamp and name sections of their
Education and technology How tear gas and pepper spray affect the body, and what to do if you've been hit Tear gas and pepper spray have both been used to quell crowds over the past week as they march in cities across the US to protest police brutality. The two
