Month: February 2019
New iOS 12.1.3 Update Clears Annoying Messages Bug
Apple this week is rolling out iOS 12.1.3 for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. The upgrade does not have any new functions, but it does fix a couple of frustrating errors that you may have encountered lately. For me, the most perceptible amongst them has been “a problem in Messages that can affect scrolling…
Read MoreNetflix Now Allows You Share What You Are Watching As An Instagram Story
What if you wish to update your story on Instagram but all you did this weekend was watch Netflix? You can now essentially become an ad for your preferred show with a new incorporation that allows you publish artwork to your Instagram Story from Netflix shows, as per media reports. The Netflix application will now…
Read MoreScientists Find A New Kind Of Strange Matter For The First Time
In a finding that might offer new insights into the source of mass in the universe after the Big Bang, researchers from the international J-PARC E15 Collaboration, spearheaded by scientists from the RIKEN CPR (Cluster for Pioneering Research) have utilized tests with helium-3 and kaons. This was done for the first time to experimentally show…
Read MoreSpaceX Job Openings Plummeted By 63% In Just 3 Weeks
Earlier in this year, SpaceX announced that it would cut down 10% of its workforce at its California headquarters. During that time, the silver lining was that recruiting at the company’s Washington plant, signaling good things to come for Elon Musk’s SpaceX. But since those statements, job listings data discloses that recruitment at SpaceX has…
Read MoreTreatment Of Blood Pressure May Reduce The Risk Of Memory Problems, Study Finds
A new study has found that low blood pressure may reduce the risk of developing a brain disorder that can lead to Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. One in three American adults have high blood pressure and only half are under control. Lead author of the study, Dr. Jeff Williamson of the Wake…
Read MoreTest Using Donated Eye Tissue Provides Hope For Stem Cell Surgery
Individuals with sight issues can benefit from a surgical test improvement that has been established to assist restore the eye’s surface. Doctors made the world-first measure by performing a clinical test employing stem cells from donors to make tissue that was transplanted into individuals suffering from a condition that leads to blindness. Scientists claim that…
Read MoreVolkswagen Invests In The Automotive Industry Of Ethiopia
The Volkswagen brand remains committed to emerging markets in sub-Saharan Africa. In the existence of Frank-Walter Steinmeier, President of the Federal Republic of Germany, a Memorandum of Understanding was inked by Thomas Schaefer, head of the sub-Saharan African region, Volkswagen, and the Commissioner of the EIC (Ethiopian Investment Commission). In the last 10 Years, GDP…
Read MoreUnion Pacific Announces Solid Fourth-Quarter Results But Points To Job Losses
Union Pacific Corp. announced a record $1.55 Billion or $ 2.13 a share for the fourth quarter of 2018. For the same period in 2017, the railroad reported in Omaha, Nebraska, adjusted rates significantly higher of about $7.3 Billion, or $9.25 per share. The company said that the significant dissimilarity amid the figures for the…
Read MoreDrone Sighting Briefly Stops Flights To Newark International Airport
A flying drone has stopped operations at a primary airport one more time. And this time, it is in the U.S. All inbound flights to EWR (Newark International Airport) were stopped owing to a drone sighting, a spokesperson for FAA claimed to the media in an interview: As per FlightAware (the live flight tracking website),…
Read MoreRamsgate Won’t Be Prepared Before No-deal Brexit
The counselor dedicated to the harbor area has confirmed that the Port of Ramsgate will not be ready for extra ferry services in the no-deal Brexit event. A contract worth £13.8 million has been given to the Seaborne Freight so the freight services run smoothly to and fro Ostend and Ramsgate in case of no-deal…
Read MoreTCL And Roku Brainstorming On 8K HDR TV Launching This Year
TCL, which has proved itself as an incredible super TV maker, is designing an 8K TV in association with Roku, its software associate. The firms declared the project this week and claimed that the first 8K TCL Roku TV is planned for roll out by the end of this year. “Roku is creating an 8K…
Read More