Welcome to AirFryDay, where — you guessed it —every Friday Mashable covers the latest trends, dispenses advice, and reviews recipes for your air fryer. Here’s a puzzling riddle for you: What would happen if you put ice cream in a 325 degree oven. If you responded, “It would melt, you dumbass blogger,” well then, you … Read more
By Matthew Sparkes A silicon quantum circuit being connected to a circuit board Serwan Asaad Quantum computers tend to be labyrinthine machines the size of a fridge with large tangles of control and cooling systems. This complexity is a huge hurdle to scaling up processor power to tackle harder problems. But researchers have finally proved … Read more
By Matthew Sparkes The robot is made from screws and joints ARCLab A snake-like robot made of giant screws and flexible joints that can travel across hard or loose surfaces and worm into tiny spaces such as tubes and tunnels may be key to exploring the interior of Saturn’s icy moon Enceladus. While wheels or … Read more
Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) international conference 2021 has called on the governments and the corporate organisations to provide more supports to Information Technology professionals. This, according to the Professor Adesina Sodiya, president of NCS, is to enable the professionals to acquire requisite training and expertise needed for the effective implementation of the digital economy initiatives … Read more
When Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy first went live with Snapchat in the App Store in September of 2011, it was a disappearing photos app made by college kids that *definitely wasn’t* for sending nudes. As of its tenth birthday this month, it has over 280 million daily users plus a stable of Content from … Read more
The National Robotarium, hosted by Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, has unveiled an AI-powered telepresence robotic solution for remote health consultations. Using the solution, health practitioners would be able to assess a person’s physical and cognitive health from anywhere in the world. Patients could access specialists no matter whether they’re based in the UK, India, the … Read more