Borderlands 3 is Moving On From Handsome Jack, And That’s a Good Thing
In 2012, Gearbox introduced Handsome Jack, the smarmy, well-coiffed Hyperion President and chief antagonist of Borderlands 2. Jack was a constant, taunting…
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Good start for Oppo, stumbles for LG and Samsung
This week, it was mainly the Chinese company Oppo that shone, but it didn’t go so well for the Korean heavyweights Samsung and LG. Winner of the week: Oppo…
AI Can Be Used to Find Good CO2 Absorbing Micro Capsules
Micro-Encapsulated CO2 Sorbents (MECS) are a possible technology to capture carbon from the atmosphere. They are tiny, reusable capsules full of a sodium…
Can chatbots do more harm than good to your business?
BUSINESSES seem to have fallen in love with chatbots over the past 12 to 18 months. Service providers, manufacturers, restaurants, and even banks have moved…
A good company culture needs these two vital elements
Many large tech firms like to talk about their great company culture, but what kind of elements actually make a company a nice place to work? When you say…
APAC to spend $35.4b this 12 months in rush to construct good cities
SINGAPORE, Hong Kong, and Melbourne spring to mind when you think of smart cities in the APAC region. A recent study by the IESE Business School (University of…
Chatbots are easy, but customization is key for a good CX
In today’s day and age, chatbots are sold as solutions that can be implemented without the help of developers and coders, right onto a messaging platform such…
Facebook Had a Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
You Had a Bad Day Facebook, including Messenger, and Instagram users across North America experienced outages for most of Wednesday, starting in the afternoon…
Battle royale success tied to good graphics and a fast monitor
To get the most out of battle royale games and to increase your odds of victory, Nvidia’s recently published study confirms what most gamers already know: …
Even Good Domains Additionally Carries Malicious URLs
According to an article on helpnetsecurity.com, it reads that nearly 40 percent of good domains carried malicious URLs. So now the question arises is…