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After enabling three of 2019’s worst mass shootings, the plug is set to be pulled on 8chan. The question, however, is for how long.
Due to existing software, some apps are stealing our personal data and handing it over to Facebook. Facebook, however, has assured us that nothing untoward is afoot.
In its original form, the NBN was a sound plan grounded in logic. However, the execution is what we struggled with. Fixing the problem is no longer on the cards.
According to one study, teachers need to be entertaining to stop students using YouTube to skip ahead. Instead of banning technology outright, one expert believes that the solution lies elsewhere.
Our days of avoiding detection by the system are numbered, as the US military is developing a laser that can identify us by the thrum of our hearts. Great.
Fully functioning sexbots are only a decade away, but the concept of the carnal robot has long taken root in our fiction. We should be ashamed of ourselves.
It seems AI is now toying with us, as one can now guess what we look like after analysing a small sample of our voice. Just take over already.
Back in the years of bell-bottoms and roller disco, great titans fought with calculators. Four decades on, we have the iPhone. Who says war has no benefit?
Almost twenty years of personal data is missing, while it may be bound for the dark web, what we know represents merely the tip of a very concerning iceberg.
According to a new paper, the point when our climate will forever be ruined is only a handful of decades away. Great.
The Queensland police implemented the most intrusive facial recognition software to monitor the public. It returned zero results.
A crack team of engineers, dentists and biologists have created tiny robots that will fix your teeth from the inside. Sounds affordable.
To further compound our NBN issues, it turns out that half of us that live in our most populated areas are running obsolete connections.
Financial advisers across Australia are bracing for a massive shake-up on their industry. But Clover.com.au is about to reap major dividends from this forthcoming institutional change.
As it has been long established, humans are subject to six unifying emotions. However, with the birth of technology that mimics us for our benefit, this represents a problem.
“Software as a service” is a method that looks to transform the archaic nature of software licensing, firmly planting the customer back in the driver’s seat.
After a company recently released an app that displays the danger spots for women, I think we’re still not understanding the issue.
The COO of Practifi, Emily Wilcox sat down with the Enterprise Podcast Network to discuss what the future holds for women in the financial services sector.
The cobalt industry in the Congo is big business. Illegal mines, slavery, and a feudal punishment system grant us the charge in our devices.
To test what microgravity does to the human body, NASA is looking for volunteers to not leave bed for two months straight. Dreams do come true.
While more than a billion voice-activated devices in use, researchers have proved that they’re subject to attacks that we can’t hear.
