Month: June 2019
Shazam Can Now Detect Songs Playing On Android Via Your Headphones
Shazam can be an extremely helpful app, capable of identifying songs and finding lyrics for them just by hearing the audio. But one big issue has been the inability of the software to “listen to” music playing via headphones of a device. Rather, consumers have to play the song via internal speakers or discover a…
Read MoreMars 2020 Now Has A Mast And Wheels—Report
The next Mars Rover is almost in place for NASA. It has been built by the engineers of Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). The work took place at Pasadena of California. The mast which looks like a head on the Mars Rover has already been placed. This is planned to be launched in the month of…
Read MoreNASA’s Atomic Clock To Be Launched On Falcon Heavy To Help Mars Tech
NASA has several spacecrafts on Mars. It is sometimes difficult for the agency to communicate with all of these. This issue is now going to get resolved at the end of June 2019. This newest technology from the agency is termed as Deep Space Atomic Clock. It has been in the development phase since 2…
Read MoreLyft Is Launching New Electric Bikes And Renaming Its Bikeshare Service
Lyft is rolling out new electric-based bicycles for its bikeshare programs in Bay Area and offering them a new moniker. Rather than Ford GoBike, the project is now dubbed as Bay Wheels. The decision follows not more than a week after Lyft took legal action against San Francisco to maintain what it claims is an…
Read MoreIt’s Been 10 Years Since The Great Recession And Financial Crisis…
After the recession a decade back any slowdown now, will hit Americans, say economists. The Americas were the worst affected during the recession as their daily living was threatened. The unemployment rate soared and many went homeless. The recession which started in Dec 2007 had hit almost every household. Bankrate reports a survey made among…
Read MoreAmerican Airlines Expands Canceled 737 Max Flights To At Least September
American Airlines will not employ Boeing 737 Max aircraft till at least September, pushing back the anticipated reintroduction of the issued plane by minimum two additional weeks. The airline declared this week that, while it “stays certain” that new training efforts and an upcoming software upgraded from Boeing will be sufficient to get the 737…
Read MoreAmazon Starts Its Another Go Store In New York
The brick and mortar empire by Amazon carries on expanding, after the firm started its second, bigger cashier-free shop in Park Avenue, New York City this week. Apart from groceries, the shop will provide ready-to-eat snacks and meals, comprising services from local vendors and bakeries such as Magnolia Bakery, Dominique Ansel, Epicured, Ess-a-Bagel, Hale &…
Read MoreMars Is NASA’s Ultimate Destination Reminds NASA Chief
When NASA is trying to land astronauts on moon by the year 2024, the chief of the agency has reminded employees that Mars is NASA’s ultimate destination. Jim Bridenstine, the administrator of NASA, said that their destination is not moon, rather a waypoint. He said this during a discussion at the Global Research Centre of…
Read MoreApology Rendered By Hargreaves Lansdown Boss After Woodford Fund Is Suspended
Broker Hargreaves Lansdown’s boss has released a formal apology for ceasing the fund which it sold. Chief Executive Officer, Chris Hill said that clients have been frustrated and disappointed. Woodford Equity Income Fund which was handled by Neil Woodford ceased investors from cashing out this week. Mr. Woodford is one of the best stock pickers…
Read MoreTattoo Ban On Staff Lifted By Air New Zealand—Report
Few New Zealanders belonging from Maori Heritage get tattoos to preserve their heritage and genealogy. The airlines have declared that from September 1, 2019, employees would be allowed to show non-offensive tattoos during working hours. It meant that there would be increasing acceptance for tattoos especially as means of self-expression. While some criticized the restriction…
Read MoreGoogle Maps Comes With A Feature That Warns About Natural Disasters
Google Maps has taken one more step towards becoming your perfect travel guide. After steering you through all those road blocks and traffic jams, Google Maps will now come in handy while there is a natural disaster taking place around you. It will warn you if there is a hurricane around you, or an earthquake…
Read MoreGoogle Cites Huawei Ban As A Threat To US Security—Report
As reported by The Financial Times, Google is trying hard to turn the ban implied by the Donald Trump government on Huawei by stating the ban could turn into a potent threat to national security. Huawei phones were already banned in the United States, but the recent listing of Huawei in the entity list meant…
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