Trust no one: the story of Blockchain and Bitcoin
The story of Bitcoin and blockchain starts with Satoshi Nakamoto, a man (or group) whose identity is a mystery that...
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ZoraBots launches humanoid robots powered by IBM’s Watson to help children, elderly
Powered by Softbank Robotics, ZoraBots, a Belgium-based robotics company, launches three smart humanoid robots to tackle healthcare, education, and elderly-care....
Google gets a head start on new age of communication technologies
FCC grants Alphabet, Google’s parent company, the Special Temporary Authority license to experiment with Project Loon in Puerto Rico, to provide...
Space: humanity’s new construction site
Construction is no longer confined to our celestial body, Earth, as space becomes prime real estate for those rich and...
Higher-education degree no longer a must for high-paid jobs
We’ve all come across posts on social media about how some of the world’s tech leaders, such as Mark Zuckerberg,...
AI develops an understanding eye
AI has on and on again, proved its worth in situations where it was tested within parameters - enabling itself...
What price tag do we have on our private data? A London artist’s social experiment
More often than not we see big tech corporations as the "big bad wolf" for using our private data, but...
America’s first Mobile World Congress: what to expect in San Francisco
Taking place originally in Barcelona, Spain - Mobile World Congress (MWC) brings the latest and greatest in the mobile industry...
Personal information of over 140 million US citizens has been leaking for a month
Equifax, the oldest credit bureau in the US has announced a data leak that has been present since mid-May, only...
How to access excess income in a declining economy
How does one access excess income in a declining economy? Short answer: planning, lots and lots of planning. Useful answer: read...
While tech giants struggle to enter Chinese app market, Google makes investment for the future
Third-party app markets like Tencent’s Myapp and Baidu’s Mobile Assistant continue to dominate the Chinese app market, while tech giants...
Integrating startups into the Facebook monopoly
Facebook opened a new training centre in Brazil on Monday, offering free coding courses, career guidance, entrepreneur training and digital...
DOJ under fire for warrant attempting to collect anti-Trump website visitor data
The US legal system gets another reality check as the Department of Justice (DOJ) completely flops its attempt to get the...
NASA Cassini probe to go out with a blast after 20 years, plunging into Saturn’s atmosphere
Cassini, a probe sent by NASA in 1997 to study Saturn and its 2 moons, Titan and Enceladus - is...
INTERPOL signs data exchange agreement with Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Networks is the first cybersecurity company to sign a Data Exchange Agreement with INTERPOL to combat cyber crimes globally....
A new hope for women empowerment in Africa
August 2017 marks a new journey towards women empowerment in Africa. From The Women Advancing Africa Forum in Tanzania, to...
E-communities are trying to redefine hate speech after Charlottesville incident
In the midst of the commotion caused by the rallies in Charlottesville, Heather Heyer and Neo Nazi groups, internet social...
What smart cities look like outside the US
Silicon Valley is home of the largest tech corporations and often is seen as the world’s flagship smart city, but Juniper...
Startups are getting creative with blockchain applications
Information storage in the past few years has made the shift from physical mediums, like hard drives, to increasingly cloud-based...
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The History of The Smartphone: Are We Paying for New Technology or Just Another Gimmick?
The latest and greatest from big brands like Apple and Samsung are more often than not first to consider when...
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