by Administration | Apr 24, 2019 | Monthly Topics
Technology Ethics Campaigners Offer Plan to Fight ‘Human Downgrading’Technology firms should do more to connect people in positive ways and steer away from trends that have tended to exploit human weaknesses, ethicists told a meeting of Silicon Valley...
by Administration | Apr 21, 2019 | Monthly Topics
Ford Unveils New Electric FleetFord is showing off its new fleet of electric vehicles. Some of the standouts include a new hybrid plug-in and the promise of a new, all-electric model by 2022. The U.S. automaker plans to have a fleet of 40 different electric vehicles...
by Administration | Apr 20, 2019 | Monthly Topics
The Future of Farming: Robots Tend Crops and Bovines Go 5GBritish agriculture is going high-tech. Farmers recently tested cutting-edge technology like robots that autonomously tend fields and wireless cattle that may connect faster to the farm than you to your...
by Administration | Apr 18, 2019 | Monthly Topics
Google: Android Users Get Browser, Search Options in EU CaseLONDON — Google said Thursday it will start giving European Union smartphone users a choice of browsers and search apps on its Android operating system, in changes designed to comply with an EU...
by Administration | Apr 17, 2019 | Monthly Topics
Human Tissue Used to Create 3D Printed HeartScientists in Israel have revealed what they say is the world’s first 3D-printed heart using human tissue. It’s hoped the small heart will pave the way for transplants without donors, when every hospital might...
by Administration | Apr 15, 2019 | Monthly Topics
Tech Program Turns Low Income S. Africa Girls Into High AchieversWomen are woefully underrepresented in technology, science, engineering and mathematics jobs in South Africa. But for the last decade, a homegrown, UNICEF-supported program has worked to bring 11,000...
