Malaysians like using e-commerce platforms but want better service
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 24 — A new multinational study has revealed that Malaysians are on the whole reasonably satisfied with their e-commerce platforms and…
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South Korea and Japan take the lead in 5G speed
It’s been more than a year since the first commercial 5G network was introduced, and while there are now a number of countries globally that have rolled out…
Zapping the brain improved language abilities in new study
In a new study published in the journal Science of Learning, researchers showed that small amounts of electrical stimulation through specially…
Facebook will study whether its algorithms are racially biased
Facebook is forming new internal teams dedicated to studying its main social network and Instagram for racial bias, in particular for whether its algorithms…
Study finds 195 robot deployments worldwide in response to the pandemic
Over 66 different kinds of “social” robots have been piloted in hospitals, health centers, airports, office buildings, and other public and private spaces…
Study Shows Employee Engagement Affects Talent Retention In Malaysia
If both salary and work-life balance were to be removed from the equation, what else would drive you to stay with your job? According to a recent study by…
Many facial recognition tools convey racial bias, study finds
Many facial recognition systems have a harder time identifying African-American, Asian and native groups than Caucasians, according to a study released…
DHL’s investments in technology are a case study in ‘customer delight’
SPENDING on technology products is soaring across the world with companies spending billions on artificial intelligence, the internet of things, and other new…
Study introduces new nanoscale vacuum channel transistors
Vacuum tubes initially played a central role in the development of electronic devices. A few decades ago, however, researchers started replacing them with…
Study Finds ‘Like’ Buttons Are the Most Harmful Social Media Feature
A study commissioned by the Royal Society for Public Health (RSHP) finds ‘like’ buttons are the most toxic feature on social media. The RSHP polled over 2,000…