Is productivity paranoia spreading?
Only 24% of employees trust coworkers to get work done from home, yet, 94% of employees believe managers trust them to do their work from anywhere, a new Envoy survey…
Only 24% of employees trust coworkers to get work done from home, yet, 94% of employees believe managers trust them to do their work from anywhere, a new Envoy survey…
Image: iStockphoto/Chalirmpoj Pimpisarn Python is number one again on the TIOBE Programming Community index, which ranks the popularity of programming languages. February 2023’s top two programming languages are Python and…
There are now quite a few electric hydrofoil (e-foil) boards on the market, and most of them are pretty similar to one another. With its handlebars, dual motors and dual external battery packs, however, the HydroBlade definitely stands out. Source of Article
A security firm has discovered that a six-year-old crafty botnet known as Mylobot appears to be powering a residential proxy service called BHProxies, which offers paying customers the ability to…
Kamso Oguejiofor-Abugu Published on: February 24, 2023 Last month, YouGov fielded a survey for Variety Intelligence Platform (VIP+), which showed that 23 million U.S adults pirated TV shows, movies, or…
Tyler Cross Published on: February 24, 2023 The popular password manager, NordPass, is introducing its new passwordless authentication feature to improve user security. Rather than having to rely on a…
Zunaid Miya, MD of fintech company Hello Pay, gives these tips to set your small business up for financial success. Source of Article
Ahead of Nigeria General Election 2023 starting Saturday, the Federal Government has stepped up plan to ensure that technology drives the conduct of the elections, the latest being the setting up of a high-level cybersecurity response team, and toll-free emergency line, 622. Source of Article
It sounds like a sci-fi movie scene, but scientists have successfully created electrodes in living tissue using a viscous gel of enzymes. It could signal a fresh approach to bioelectronics and, in the future, new therapies for neurological disorders. Source of Article
A 53-year-old from Düsseldorf in Germany has followed the "Berlin" and "London" patients, becoming the third person in the world to be completely cured of HIV following a stem cell transplant using donor cells with a particular genetic mutation. Source of Article
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