As the coronavirus pandemic has forced people to stay inside, few companies have proven themselves as essential as Amazon. From groceries to cleaning supplies, shipments from Amazon have become lifelines for many
Read MoreA group of architects and engineers is working to convert shipping containers into intensive care units to help hospitals that are running low on space for COVID-19 patients. The open-source
Read MoreAs parents juggle a new double duty of working from home and caring for children no longer in school or daycare, the use of screen time may become more of
Read MoreAs the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to spread, Japanese graduates are making sure not to miss an important milestone. Students in Tokyo weren’t able to have a traditional graduation ceremony due
Read MoreAs hospitals around the world struggle to handle the influx of COVID-19 patients, cyber criminals are threatening to exploit the crisis and hold them to ransom, according to an Interpol
Read MoreGoogle Fi has temporarily increased its high-speed data cap to 30GB per user. Customers who have either a Flexible or Unlimited plan will have access to the data limit increase
Read MoreAfter firing Chris Smalls, who helped organize a warehouse worker strike at Amazon’s Staten Island, New York facility over novel coronavirus safety, Amazon executives publicly attacked him on Twitter. Now
Read MoreMicrosoft has created a scrolling news bar app for Windows 10. It sits above the Windows taskbar and provides scrolling 24/7 news from more than 4,500 publications alongside customizable stock
Read MoreApple was among the Bay Area companies on the rise on the stock market Monday as investors came back from the weekend to take some steps forward in the wake
Read MoreTraffic at Coursera, the Mountain View-based online learning platform with university classes for anyone, is four to five times higher than usual, with thousands of universities requesting free access to
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