Highlights From Amazon's re:MARS Conference You May Have Missed
So what were the most memorable moments of the Amazon's re:MARS? We'll walk you through five of them, detailing a few highlights you may have missed.
Is Artificial Intelligence Getting Too Dangerous?
OpenAI, an Elon Musk-backed artificial intelligence company, claims it has created a text generator that's too dangerous to release to the public.
Quick Bytes: Microchips, Robotic Farmers, and Immortal Worms
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at microchip injections, robotic farmers, and potentially immortal worms.
Quick Bytes: Delivery Drones, Lizard Dreams, Tesla Theft
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we take a look at high-flying delivery drones, the dreams of lizards, and how to steal to Tesla.
Cloud Seeding: Real Science of Weather Manipulation
Do we actually have weather manipulation technology? Was your crazy cousin Jerry right all along? Find out in this short but informative video.
1-Minute Explainer All About the Disney+ Streaming Service
Disney just unveiled the details regarding it's Disney+ streaming services. Find out all about it in this short video.
What Does the Arrival of LinkedIn's New Live Streaming Service Mean?
LinkedIn is launching a live streaming service. See how that has transformed industries in the past and how it might transform your business.
Asteroid or Volcanoes? New Dinosaur Extinction Research Says "Yes"
What exactly killed the dinosaurs? Was it the asteroid? Or was it volcanic activity? Science says, "Yes, yes it was."
Plasma Flares & the Science of Microwaving Grapes
Why does microwaving grapes cause tiny explosions of plasma? Find out in this video QuickByte.
Meet Flatr, The New Flat Earther Dating App
Your eyes are not deceiving you. Flat Earthers now have their own dating app called, Flatr. Learn all about it in this video.
5 Super Mario Bros. Facts That Change Everything
Here are 5 facts about Super Mario Bros. that will change how you view and play the game forever. #3 kind of ruined my life ...
UPDATE: NASA's First All-Female Spacewalk Cancelled
History will be made this Friday when the first all-female team to conduct a spacewalk. Learn all about it in this short video.
Black Snow in Siberia and the Consequences of Coal Pollution
Why is there black, toxic snow falling in Siberia? We'll tell you why this is happening and what people are doing about it in this short video.
15 Best Horror Movies on Hulu, Netflix, & Amazon Prime Right Now
Whether you’ve got Hulu, Netflix, or Amazon Prime, let’s take a look at the best horror movies available for streaming right now.
16 Psyche is the Most Expensive Thing in the Universe
An astroid named 16 Psyche was found to be made almost entirely of iron and nickel and is the most expensive thing in the universe.
Tech Round-Up: 5 Things for Your Next Outdoor Adventure
In this week's Tech Round-up, we look at five innovative products that will completely revolutionize your next outdoor adventure.
Quick Bytes: Sparrow Songs, Invisibility Cloaks, and Alien Wasps
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we explore how sparrow's pass down their songs, the science behind invisibility, and one very scary wasp.
Apex Legends Hits 10M Players in 72 Hours: Is This The Fortnite Killer?
In this video, we take a look at why Apex Legends may be the Fortnite killer, with the wild success it's had in only a weeks.
5 Surprising Valentine's Day Facts
Ever wonder how many heart-shaped boxes of chocolates are sold in the US? How about how much men spend versus women on Valentine's Day gifts? Find out here.
Does Facial Recognition AI Have a Race Problem?
Facial recognition is rapidly becoming more commonplace, but a lack of diversity in this tech could cause severe issues. Find out more in this video.
Quick Bytes: Space Grease, Horse Dentistry, and Lab-Grown Brains
In this installment of Quick Bytes, we discover grease in space, ancient horse dentists, and how scientists are growing artificial brains in the lab.
Is Tom Brady a Cheater?
In this QuickByte Video, we take a look at the incontinence, er ... incompetence of our robot overlords. Plus I answer the age old question, "Is Tom Brady a cheater?"
Quick Bytes: Rodent Regret, Armadillo Dinners, and Cocoa Currency
In this chapter of Quickbytes, we explore how mice experience regret, the dangers of eating armadillo, and how Mayans used chocolate as currency.
How to Run Your Business Like Netflix and Amazon
Learn how to adapt your project management practices, IT stacks, and other infrastructure to run your business like Netflix and Amazon.
Uber's Quest For Scooter Dominance Continues
With the possible acquisition of startup company Bird, Uber looks to gain ground in the battle for electric rental scooter dominance.
Google Employees Walkout in Protest of Sexual Harassment Scandal
Google employees all over the world participated in a walkout on November 1 to protest the company's poor handling of sexual harassment.
The Voice-First Future of Book Discoverability
What is voice-first book discovery and why is it important for publisher to capitalize on now? Even if you ask Alexa, she won't explain it this well.
The Missing DLL File: Decision Options
Most often, this error occurs when running games and applications. In such a situation, most users follow the recommendations of the notice and reinstall the app on the laptop or PC. Nevertheless, this does not always help. Detailed instructions can be found at Techloris.comIn this article, let's look at what leads to the bug, and...
Facebook Launches Startup Incubator Subsidiary in China
In 2009, sparked by riots in Xinjiang, Facebook was officially banned from the country of China. Since then, the social media giant has tried many times, in a variety of ways, to make their way back into the country. One strategy involved a “charm campaign,” as described by Time. Facebook also has worked on tech that would help the...
How the Personal Data Protection Act 2010 (PDPA) Compares to GDPR
Since January 2012, the European Commission has been striving towards greater data protection for citizens of the European Union (the EU). GDPR or General Data Protection Regulation is the culmination of these efforts and it went into effect in May 2018.This set of regulations is designed to give EU citizens greater control over...
