Technology
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'Urban mining' in S.Korea pulls rare battery materials from recycled tech
Workers at a rural South Korean factory are busy extracting some of the world's most coveted metals, used in the batteries that power electric cars. But they're not digging in the ground or refining ore. Instead, they are sorting through a pile of...
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New laser technology to help research into whales and dolphins
New laser technology is to be used to for "pioneering research" into whales and dolphins living off of Scotland's west coast. Scientists will use photogrammetry equipment to help collect vital new information to assess the overall health of the...
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NASA resuming search for planets orbiting stars beyond solar system
The search for worlds circling stars far beyond our solar system will resume in the coming weeks with NASA's launch of a spacecraft scientists hope will enlarge the known catalog of so-called exoplanets believed capable of supporting life. NASA...
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Melita partners with Ericsson in preparation for 5G technology
Melita Mobile customers will soon be enjoying superfast mobile data speeds, with the launch of the most advanced 5G-ready mobile network. Melita said it has partnered with Ericsson to provide the most advanced and best performing mobile network in...
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Facebook to give users more control over personal information
Facebook Inc is giving users more control over their privacy by making data management easier and redesigning the settings menu, the company said on Wednesday, in the wake of a scandal over a breach that exposed the personal information of...
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Getting a high score
How has Malta established itself as a successful base for the iGaming business, Dale Schembri, product marketing executive at BMIT Ltd, asks. Over the past few years, Malta has seen a huge rise in the popularity and success of the iGaming business.
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Focusing on business
Choosing the right location, to nurture or grow a business and to develop the right network of connections, is both a challenge and an opportunity. Business Office Services International (BOSI), centrally located within the Central Business...
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Affiliate Grand Slam 2018 to be held in Asia
On May 18, SiGMA will take advantage of the world’s biggest gambling market as they stage this year’s Affiliate Grand Slam. After previous success in Tallinn and Bucharest, this will be their first foray into the Asian market. Hong Kong’s...
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To keep or delete, that is the question
Curt Gauci, owner and managing director at Kinetix IT Solutions, outlines the importance of data management in light of the General Data Protection Regulation. The digital transformation has amplified digitisation to unprecedented levels in our...
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Sigma updates
Videoslots extends portfolio with Nolimit City games Videoslots.com, who are known for their pioneering approach and for hosting one of the largest casino games portfolios in the entire gaming industry, have announced their launch of Nolimit City...
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Going above and beyond
When it comes to any sort of 4K display technologies, few companies can quite match the technical sophistication of LG and its manufacturing process. In addition, 4K PC monitors that can plug into thunderbolt ports are not exactly a common thing...
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Hollywood to home
Panasonic’s high-end 4K pro HDR televisions are designed to deliver picture quality accurate to the filmmaker’s original version. They combine Panasonic’s cutting-edge Studio Colour HCX processor with professional quality colour management...
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Tech giants express concern over Singapore plan to fight fake news
Global tech giants including Facebook and Twitter on Thursday expressed concern about a possible Singapore plan to bring in a new law to tackle the threat of fake news, saying sufficient rules are already in place. Officials of Facebook, Twitter...
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Self-driving Uber car 'Should have sensed woman' before fatal crash
Video of a fatal crash involving a self-driving Uber suggests the pedestrian who was killed should have been within range of the car's laser and radar sensors, two experts have said. Authorities investigating the crash in a Phoenix suburb released...
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Dutch vote in referendum on spy agency tapping powers
Dutch voters will decide on Wednesday whether spy agencies should have the power to install bulk taps on Internet traffic, just as news of Facebook's 50 million user profile leak returns digital privacy issues to the fore. The referendum is...
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Academic behind Facebook breach says he is a 'scapegoat'
A Cambridge University academic who harvested data on millions of Facebook users said he has been made a scapegoat by the social network and a UK-based political consultancy that is accused of trying to sway public opinion for Donald...
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Microsoft hits back at claims it ignored sexual harassment
A senior executive said Microsoft Corp thoroughly investigates issues raised by women in the workplace and fired about 20 employees last year over complaints of sexual harassment as the company seeks to counter claims that it treats female workers...
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Russian spy agency can demand access to Telegram app's user data
Russia's top court has ruled that the Telegram messaging app can be forced to provide user data to security services. The Supreme Court threw out an appeal by Telegram protesting against demands from the Federal Security Service intelligence...
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Walmart patents hint at future where its drones tend the farms
Walmart Inc's patent filings hint that it may see a future where farmers use its drones to not only spot crop problems but selectively apply chemicals or even disperse pollen to bring shoppers the freshest and cheapest food possible. The world's...
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France to sue Google, Apple over developer contracts
France will take Google and Apple to court over contractual terms imposed by the tech giants on startups and developers, said Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire. Speaking on RTL radio, Le Maire said on Wednesday he had become aware that Alphabet...
