Day: January 23, 2019

Amazon launched an Echo Wall Clock before the end of the last year but, less than a month later, things aren’t running to schedule. The e-commerce giant has paused the sale of the $30 Alexa-powered smart clock after a number of customers reported connectivity issues, according to […]

The platform explained that the level of interaction determines the order of posts you see in your feed. It’s clear from the comments in that Twitter thread, though, that people don’t think that’s any better. Users are asking Instagram to go back to displaying posts […]

Google is pouring an additional $3.1 million into Wikipedia, bringing its total contribution to the free encyclopedia over the past decade to more than $7.5 million, the company announced at the World Economic Forum Tuesday. A little over a third of those funds will go […]

Il decreto su Quota 100 e reddito di cittadinanza è stato letto in lungo e in largo dai diretti interessati alle due misure. La misura è ormai ufficiale e … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

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Google has launched its first clean energy project in Asia. The company announced today that it struck a long-term agreement to buy the output of a 10-megawatt solar array in Tainan City, Taiwan, about 100 km south of its data center in the country. Google […]

While Australian drivers are currently allowed to use their mobile devices for certain activities and under certain circumstances while on the road, a review by the National Transport Commission (NTC) is pushing for a stricter ban on device use. Presently, drivers are able to use […]

Fatta la legge, trovato l' inganno. Luigi Di Maio ha girato le televisioni e inondato i social media per dire che il reddito di cittadinanza non andrà ai furbetti. Peccato che in Italia, paese furbissimo, già da mesi ci sia parecchia gente al lavoro … […]

Oracle allegedly underpaid thousands of women and minority employees by $401 million over four years, according to a document filed Tuesday by the US Department of Labor, as part of an ongoing discrimination lawsuit against the software giant. In the document, the Labor Department also […]