Month: October 2021
Study finds screen time linked to risk of myopia in young people
A new study has revealed a link between screen time and higher risk and severity of myopia, or short-sightedness, in children and young adults. The open-access research was undertaken by researchers and eye health experts from Singapore, Australia, China and the UK, including Professor Rupert Bourne from Anglia Ruskin University…
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Pluto’s Atmosphere Is Dying, Showing Us How Earth May Eventually Die
Poor Pluto can’t seem to catch a break! Scientists have realised that the dwarf planet in our solar system is undergoing changes that are causing Pluto’s atmosphere to disappear. Situated 4.8 billion kilometres away from Earth, the icy planet became observable to scientists when it crossed paths with a…
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Facebook’s New $10 Million Fund Will Pay Creators To Make VR Content
Facebook plans to shell out some serious cash to get creators making content on its virtual reality platform Horizon Worlds. The social media giant this week announced it’s put together a $10 million Creator Fund that will disburse to content creators and developers over the next year. Horizon Worlds (recently…
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Elon Musk cites ‘last minute concerns’ in delay of Tesla software rollout
Tesla has delayed the rollout of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) Beta 10.2 software rollout because of last-minute concerns, CEO Elon Musk tweeted early Saturday. He apologized for the delay, saying the release would likely happen Sunday or Monday. He didn’t elaborate on what the “concerns” were. A few last minute…
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 vs Motorola Razr 5G: battle of the clamshell foldable phones
It seems Samsung has finally cracked the foldable phone market, with the Galaxy Z Flip 3 turning out to be, in our reviewer’s words, the first “clamshell foldable for the mainstream”. But it isn’t the only clamshell foldable in town. Motorola went with a similar compact foldable concept for its…
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How to Enable TPM and Secure Boot to Install Windows 11
Your computer might be one toggle away from an upgrade to Microsoft’s latest desktop operating system version. Source
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