FUTURE SHOCK | For whom the trolls toll?
Digital trolls anonymity has made those without balls—and could hardly emit a squeak in actual life—into mighty lions roaring and prancing about the digital landscape jungle.
TECH NEWS
MED-TECH | People can cope with distracting emotional memories by focusing on context
Researchers examine how brain activity and performance on a memory task changed when the participants were told to focus on the emotional or contextual aspects of triggered memories.
TECH NEWS | Microsoft employees end tech support for Windows 7, 8 on official support forums
Microsoft announced that employees will no longer provide technical support for discontinued products in their official community forums.
FUTURE SHOCK | Path of least resistance
Soon, we will be a planet filled with obese and lazy people. High tech has done that a decade ago.
A PRIVATE MATTER | National ID Paranoia
Every single computer network has vulnerabilities; it is an inevitability that can only be delayed with constant vigilance.
ICT UPDATE | System for developing high-performance, big data codes to debut this week
A research team of Rice University in Houston will unveil a system that would be helpful for systems programmers to deal with working pressure.
SPACE | NASA’s Mars rover finds new life-supporting evidence in rock and in air
NASA’s Curiosity rover has found new evidence preserved in rocks on Mars that suggests the planet could have supported ancient life.
COMPUTEX 2018 | A Taipei trade show
Computex 2018, one of Asia’s biggest technology trade shows, kicked-off on June 5.
NATURAL SCIENCE | Honeybees understand abstract concept of zero: study
Scientists have discovered that honeybees can understand the concept of zero, making them into the ranks of an elite club of clever animals.
Cyber-security firm reveals most wanted malware
Cryptomining malware that dominated the top 10 most wanted malware in May has dug into nearly 40 percent of organizations globally.