TECH & INNOVATION

Texting Etiquette and the Unwritten Rules of Communicating in the Digital Era

TECH & INNOVATION 07.10.2020 16:52 PM

Communicating with people can get a little tricky with all the changes that have happened in recent years. Now, you have to learn how to talk with someone online using a dating site without any social training and guidance.

Top 5 Tips to Spy on My Girlfriend's Phone

07.10.2020 14:17 PM

If you are suspicious about your girlfriend's mobile phone activities and need to make sure whether she is cheating on someone or not then you can make sure about certain things by using a reliable spy app.

Setting up a WordPress Website is Easy for Beginners: Tech Entrepreneur Chris Hughes

07.10.2020 10:37 AM

Website building is a crucial part of your online presence, especially if you want to interact with people via a medium that is entirely your own. Although building a website these days is reasonably easy since the tools are all readily available, but making it an appealing one is a whole other ballgame. Tech entrepreneur Chris Hughes, who runs mintWP, shares his thoughts on comfortably building a spectacular website for yourself using WordPress.

Super White Paint Reflects 98% of Heat From the Sun Keeping Buildings Cool

07.10.2020 07:43 AM

Researchers found that painting buildings with white keep them cool. This major advance in the field which uses a super white paint reflects almost all of the incoming radiation from the Sun.

Make Your Brand Stand Out‎ With Influence Marketing

07.09.2020 16:21 PM

Influence marketing is more of a contemporary digital marketing strategy that has witnessed exponential growth over the last few years. Instagram, one of the most popular social media platforms, is set to reach $10 billion in worth in influencer marketing by the end of 2020, according to Adweek.

Beam of Ultrasound Could Be Used to Remove Kidney Stones Without Surgery

07.07.2020 09:53 AM

In experiments using pigs, researchers use ultrasound beams to remove glass beads that act as kidney stones from the body without having surgery.

Robot Works ‘A Thousand Times Faster’ in University Laboratory During Lockdown

07.07.2020 06:35 AM

During the lockdown, scientists reprogrammed a robot to conduct experiments 'a thousand times faster' while they worked at home to find solutions for coronavirus. This one robot may determine the future of science, AI, and technology.

Experience 3D Jurassic World in Your Homes Using This Trick From Google

07.03.2020 00:38 AM

From 3D animals that you can view in your homes, Google has launched a new AR technique that will help you view 3D dinosaurs and turn your house into a mini Jurassic World.

The Scientific Rigor of Neuro-Linguistic Programming Studies

07.01.2020 11:03 AM

Unlike most other branches of psychology, neuro-linguistic programming focuses on identifying strategies that are used by successful individuals. This makes NLP somewhat similar to the positive approach that was promoted by researchers like Abraham Maslow. Rather than looking at potential sources of social deviance, NLP practitioners do their best to help other people emphasize what tactics work best to achieve certain goals.

New Automated Method Makes Sending Requests More Polite

06.30.2020 13:00 PM

The new method takes the negative or neutral directives or requests and restructures them into well-mannered statements.

How to Brainstorm with Remote Teams

06.30.2020 11:47 AM

If there's a single positive aspect coming out of the COVID-19 crisis, it's that business now sees the clear benefits of remote work. Yes, we can work at home and, in fact, many people are more productive.

Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Massive Telescope Captures Mystery Cosmic Disappearance

06.30.2020 09:12 AM

ESO's Very Large Telescope captures the disappearance of a very massive star in the Kinman Dwarf galaxy.

Scientist Used 3D Facial Reconstruction to Reveal a Man’s Face Who Lived 8,000 Years Ago

06.26.2020 05:23 AM

Archaeologists discovered the man's skull and the remains of at least ten other Stone Age adults and an infant in 2012 at the bottom of what used to be a small lake in what is now Motala, a small town in Sweden.

Korean Scientists Develop COVID-19 Testing Bots As Health Care Workers Substitute: Watch How It Works

06.26.2020 03:38 AM

Scientists from the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials have developed a machine for administering the coronavirus nasal swab test. The robot can be controlled with a joystick and monitored through a screen. The developers say their machine could help lessen the coronavirus's transmission from staff to patients and vice versa.

How to Order Hy-Vee Groceries Online

06.24.2020 22:48 PM

Coronavirus has changed the usual order of things around the world. Business tries to adapt to existing realities, which makes online shopping and grocery delivery especially popular. By shopping online, you avoid the risks of infection as well as simply save your time. Today we will talk about the ways you can make purchases online at Hy-Vee.

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