I’m sure you are aware of the alarming rate at which E-commerce businesses shut down. If not, let me share with you the results of recent research about E-Commerce Startups. “90% of the E-Commerce Startups fail within their initial four years.” Are the reasons for startup failure the same as they’ve always been? Why do […]
This striking black and white image was captured by Nasa’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (Photo: Nasa) We don’t know whether alien life ever existed on Mars. But we know there’s some pretty strange stuff on the Red Planet regardless of whether extraterrestrial organisms ever lived there. Now Nasa has spotted a gigantic and very unusual natural
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After some waiting and some speculation, Xiaomi has officially released its next-generation operating system dubbed the MIUI 11 at an event in China. The company unveiled the Mi 9 Pro 5G, the Mi Mix Alpha and the Mi Full Screen TV Pro alongside. MIUI 11 Features You Should Know Xiaomi’s new version of its OS
Microsoft has issued an emergency out-of-band security update to address two critical vulnerabilities impacting Internet Explorer and Windows Defender. The flaws — indexed as CVE-2019-1367 and CVE-2019-1255 — made it possible for a remote attacker to take control of a target system and trigger a denial of service in Microsoft Defender, the antivirus app that
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Is this what Venus used to look like? (Image: Nasa) Think of the worst place on our planet. Contemplate the many ‘crap towns’ of the UK. All of these grim locations will start to seem pretty damn lovely if compared to the awe-inspiring dreadfulness of Venus. This hell-world is Earth’s ‘twisted sister’ with conditions so
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Chicago has always been known as my kind of town, and that kind of inclusive thinking is precisely why it has taken on a new persona in recent years. A trip down the Chicago river highlights the city’s rich history. Colorful, familiar names like Wrigley, Sears, and Oprah remind us of the city’s entrepreneurial roots.
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Just nine months after introducing Stories in Facebook Groups, the social media giant is killing off the feature on September 26, at 9AM Pacific Time. The development was first reported by Matt Navara on Friday, which has since been confirmed by Facebook. The feature — called group stories and available since December last year — allowed
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Standing erect from the sea floor (Mr Virgil Tanasa/Natural History Museum) Scientists at London’s Natural History Museum have discovered a new group of well-preserved fossils dating back over 400 million years. The fossils appear to be a new species of echinoderm, a type of marine invertebrate that’s a distant relative of the starfish. They were
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Google Doodle has certainly peak-ed people’s curiosity about Junko (Picture: Getty Images) Checking what the Google Doodle of the day is has become a fun habit for most computer users. Whether educational or entertaining (or both), they take months to create, but leave a lasting impression. Today’s Doodle celebrates a pioneering woman in mountaineering, Junko
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When Huawei released its HarmonyOS, it was seen as an Android replacement amidst the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China. HarmonyOS, according to Huawei, is better than Google’s operating system and brings many features to the plate that Android cannot. One of the major components of HarmonyOS is Ark Compiler which is a
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