Image: Prime Video Stories about fans being overly devoted towards a particular group or person and taking things too far have existed in popular culture for years. At their best, these tales provide an interesting look to how warped fan culture has become over the decades. And even when they don’t really work or come … Read more
Every day, it seems as if there’s a breakthrough in business that could revolutionize the way companies operate and make them more efficient. It’s essential for students planning a career in this industry to stay up-to-date on these innovations so that they can be well-prepared for their future workplace. Here’s a look at some of … Read more
Welcome to all the Super Bowl haters! You’re safe here. On the hunt for a way to stream the Super Bowl online? Mosey on over to this piece for quality advice about watching the “big game.” OK, now that it’s just us, go ahead and give yourself a pat on the back. You feel like … Read more
Please, feed your data to the machines. Artificial intelligence is taking the demand for data to a new level. 📈 Let’s say you have access to 5,000 X-ray images of patients who were correctly diagnosed with a particular type of cancer — Type A. Today, it is surprisingly easy to use this data to train … Read more
Google employees aren’t holding back about the substandard launch of ChatGPT competitor Bard. According to CNBC(Opens in a new tab), which viewed the posts, staffers have been posting memes on Google’s internal forum Memegen about how the launch of the generative AI tool was handled, directly calling out CEO Sundar Pichai for the misstep. Memes … Read more
Apple Maps is the default mapping and navigation app developed by Apple for its iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS operating systems. The application provides users with a wide range of features, including turn-by-turn navigation, real-time traffic updates, and the ability to search for points of interest. However, despite its many strengths, Apple Maps has a … Read more
Cell network coverage maps have always been dubiously accurate in the US, and even the ones released by the FCC in 2021 come with a ton of asterisks. A company called Ranlytics is hoping to make a much more accurate picture by attaching equipment to some of the mail trucks that are already driving to … Read more
In any school in the country in today’s tech-savvy world, you will come across educational apps that claim to transform learning and teaching. The main challenge that lies in front of educational institutes is choosing the right app for teaching. Evaluating and choosing the right educational apps—an app that is just “perfect for both teachers … Read more
Emerging Indian social media app Slick left an internal database containing users’ personal information, including data of school-going children, publicly exposed to the internet for months. Since at least December 11, a database containing full names, mobile numbers, dates of birth, and profile pictures of Slick users was left online without a password. Bengaluru-based Slick … Read more
SUMMARY: Intro Community Development Meet the Developers Access Community Edition Looking Forward FAQ Hello, Engineers! Let us begin at the beginning. Medieval Engineers is a sandbox game about engineering, construction, and the maintenance of architectural works and mechanical equipment using medieval technology. Players build cities, castles, and fortifications; construct mechanical devices and engines; perform landscaping … Read more