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Microsoft’s Surface 3 Production to stop by 2016

Will this removal be used as a stepping stone for Microsoft’s next-gen tablet? Although the Surface 3 has been on the market for more than a year Microsoft has yet to announce a successor in sight. Looks like the tablet is on its way out. Microsoft has confirmed to ZDNet that it will stop producing…

27 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Roll-Royce aims to deploy autonomous automated cargo ships by 2020

It will follow that up with autonomous automated boats. British owned Rolls-Royce isn’t just happy with autonomous vehicles on the road, the company wants a share of the sea traffic too: it has outlined its strategy for deploying its remote controlled autonomous cargo vessels. It is currently working on a system wherein land-based crews can…

27 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

New Fronts in Automation being opened by Collaborative Robots

By putting automation within reach of many small and medium-sized companies for the first time, robots that work as assistants alongside people are set to upend the world of industrial robotics, industry players said this week. Easy to use, inexpensive and safe to be around are the attributes of collaborative robots, or “cobots”. These robots…

26 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

Bitcoin among the Few Gainers from the UK Leave EU Decision

While Brexit referendum decision by the UK voters has seen the pound touch historic lows and almost all the global markets running into negative, one derivative of the markets that has gained from the decision apart from gold is Bitcoin. Surging as much as 13 percent as the decision by the UK voters to leave…

24 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

After a Crop Experiment Scientists Claim One can Eat Vegetables from Mars

Dutch Scientists have found that it is safe to consume crops of four vegetables and cereals grown in soil similar to that on Mars. The team of researchers and scientists from the Wageningen University in the Netherlands claimed that they found “no dangerous levels” of heavy metals in any of the samples of radishes, peas, rye…

24 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

Swiss students design electric car which sets new world record

Named as the Grimsel, the electric car can burn up tarmac at 62MPH in just 1.5 seconds. Although electric cars could ultimately save the environment and ensure our continued dominance on this planet, no once has thought of electric cars as vehicles designed for speed. That has always been reserved for its gas-guzzling cousins. Until…

24 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

Google wants to teach you how to code Android Apps for free

If you want to learn how to code for Android, but are clueless about coding, join in and check it out. It’s free for a week. For the first 50 people who complete the course, Google is even ready with scholarships. Although learning to code Android Apps is far from easy, but if you are…

24 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Google’s acquisition of Webpass could boost access to hi-speed internet

Webpass provides wired and wireless internet access with speeds of up to 1Gbps. The ISP already serves customers in 5 U.S. cities. If you were hoping that Google Fiber comes to your city – the chances of it coming has gone up as it has just made a strategic acquisition through which it aims to…

23 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Technologies.

India Sends 20 Satellites on One Rocket Heating up Space Race

As India touts its low cost space program to lure customers frustrated by a global backlog, the South Asian country successfully launched 20 satellites on a single rocket in a display of its technological capabilities in space aviation. All of the satellites were injected into their orbits about half an hour after all of them, stacked on…

22 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

Researchers from Peking University create stable single molecule switch

The shelf life of the switch is upto 1 year. Previous attempts had miserable shelf lives. Although the shrinking of electrical components have greatly boosted the power of gadgets and computers, shrinking them to a miniscule size has been challenging upto a point. Researchers have now managed to surpass this barrier by creating electrical components…

22 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Publications, Technologies.

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