Month: July 2019

Con il varo della riforma pensioni con Quota 100 nel sistema sanitario, a livello regionale è iniziata una corsa per cercare di evitare una fuoriuscita di … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

The Women’s World Cup is in full swing, and today the Americans will face off against France in a battle to advance to the semifinals. This year’s American team is a strong one, both in personality (they are currently engaged in an equal-pay dispute with […]

Flux, the London fintech that offers a platform for banks and merchants to power digital receipts and rewards, has unveiled its first partnership with an online-only merchant. The London-based company has managed to sign up Just Eat, the online marketplace for takeout food and delivery. […]

Samsung has name-checked the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 not once, but twice, leaving us with no doubt what it will be called, and that it does exist. First of all, we spotted the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 name during an official presentation at the firm’s […]

The Group integrates its very own boutique hotel chain, established DMC & Tour Operator, hotelconsultancy, gourmet bistros and luxury retreats. social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #travel #tours

Software eating the world may sound good to tech mavens. But the now eight-year-old maxim has its serious downsides. Software defects have been blamed for Boeing 737-MAX 8 crashes in October and March, which killed 346 people. The aircraft has been grounded worldwide for three […]

Earlier this year, Google revealed that its next mobile OS release – Android Q – would be losing support for Android Beam, the closest thing the iOS competitor has to Apple’s AirDrop. Android Beam used a device’s NFC technology to (slowly) share files and media […]

Un uomo è morto mentre un altro è rimasto ferito dopo essere stati investiti, in sella a una sola bicicletta, dalla vettura di una ragazza che stava tornando dal lavoro a Inzago (Milano) lungo la strada Padana superiore. Uno dei due, entrambi egiziani, è morto […]

Japan’s trade ministry said today that it will restrict the export of some tech materials to South Korea, including polyimides used in flexible displays made by companies like Samsung Electronics. The new rules come as the two countries argue over compensation for South Koreans forced […]

Your iTunes movies, your Kindle books—they’re not really yours. You don’t own them. You’ve just bought a license that allows you to access them, one that can be revoked at any time. And while a handful of incidents have brought that reality into sharp relief […]