Good Morning and happy last Friday of May.
Hose yourself down as we’re about to make you hotter and sweatier with our pick of the top IT News, Tech Tips and Security Warnings that we’ve featured in the last month!
And if that doesn’t make you warm and moist then we’ve got last month’s issue below (to up your temperature a little more).
Click on the image below to check it out.
Hose yourself down as we’re about to make you hotter and sweatier with our pick of the top IT News, Tech Tips and Security Warnings that we’ve featured in the last month!
And if that doesn’t make you warm and moist then we’ve got last month’s issue below (to up your temperature a little more).
Click on the image below to check it out.
Electric Air Taxis Fly Over New York
Electric air taxis have completed real-world flights over New York City, offering a glimpse of a quieter, zero-emissions alternative to short urban helicopter journeys and raising important questions about how sustainable urban transport could evolve.
Fancy a trip?
Fancy a trip?
Children Fool Online Age Checks
With Fake Mustaches
With Fake Mustaches
Children are reportedly bypassing online age-verification systems using methods as simple as drawing fake facial hair, raising fresh questions about whether current age-assurance technology is robust enough to protect young users online.
Can it really be that easy to fool age-verification systems?
Can it really be that easy to fool age-verification systems?
Robot Beats Human Half-Marathon
Record
Record
A humanoid robot has completed a half marathon faster than the human world record, marking a striking moment for robotics while raising important questions about what this kind of performance actually proves.
So, is there any point in humans investing in hours of training if a robot can do this faster too?
Read our article to get the full details
So, is there any point in humans investing in hours of training if a robot can do this faster too?
Read our article to get the full details
AI Memory Chip Survives Temperatures
Hotter Than Molten Lava
Hotter Than Molten Lava
Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed a memory device capable of operating at 700°C, a temperature hotter than molten lava and beyond the surface conditions found on Venus*.
* this should come in handy for the coming British Summer.
* this should come in handy for the coming British Summer.
UK Plans New Social Media Restrictions for
Under-16s
Under-16s
Social media restrictions for under-16s are moving closer to reality in the UK as ministers commit to action following a major consultation, signalling a significant change in how young people access digital platforms.
… or you can get them a Lidl phone, and they won’t want to use it?
… or you can get them a Lidl phone, and they won’t want to use it?
Lidl Expands Into Mobile Plans
With App-Only Strategy
With App-Only Strategy
Lidl is expanding into mobile phone plans through a new global partnership, using its scale and loyalty app to offer low-cost, flexible connectivity without traditional contracts.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Using BCC Field To Avoid Costly Mistakes
Having the BCC field visible in Outlook helps you avoid exposing recipient email addresses and reduces the risk of sending messages incorrectly to large groups.
Watch our short video to see why this should be best practice
Watch our short video to see why this should be best practice
Google Chrome’s built-in Reading Mode can turn busy web pages into a clean, distraction-free reading view, making it easier to focus on important information without adverts, pop-ups, videos or visual clutter getting in the way.
Give it a try
Give it a try
