In a study published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, a team of scientists from Rutgers University and elsewhere looked for alcohol-induced DNA changes in pregnant women and their children. The researchers found changes to two genes in women who drank moderate to high levels of alcohol during …
Read More »Topological Superconductivity Holds Promise for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
A team of physicists from New York University, Wayne State University and the University at Buffalo has found experimental evidence for a transition between trivial and topological superconductivity in a quantum mechanical device called a Josephson junction. This breakthrough offers promise for increasing storage capabilities in electronic devices and enhancing …
Read More »Google discloses its acquisition of mobile learning app Socratic as it relaunches on iOS
Google publicly disclosed its acquisition of homework helper app Socratic in an announcement this week, detailing the added support for the company’s AI technology and its relaunch on iOS. The acquisition apparently flew under the radar — Google says it bought the app last year. According to one founder’s …
Read More »Scientists Spot Largest Supernova on Record in Distant Galaxy
A supernova is, by definition, a huge event. We’re talking about exploding stars, after all. Still, some supernovae are bigger than others, and astronomers recently identified what appears to be the largest supernova we’ve ever observed. The event, dubbed SN2016iet, included a long duration, unusual chemical signatures, and more …
Read More »Report: ‘Amazon’s Choice’ Label Offered in Exchange for Higher Ad Spending, Lower Prices
For years, Amazon has offered a label on certain products denoting that they were “Amazon’s Choice.” For years, it’s been unclear exactly which products are chosen for this heady designation or what sales targets, user ratings, or other qualifications they must achieve to be so labeled. Amazon describes Amazon’s …
Read More »Kaspersky Products Leak Everything You Do Online, Straight Through Incognito Mode
Kaspersky Labs does not enjoy the best reputation. The company has been linked to Russian intelligence, the Department of Homeland Security has banned its use in government computers, and Best Buy will not sell its products. In 2017, news broke that the Israelis had observed Russian intelligence operatives using …
Read More »At a Glance: Raspberry Pi 4 Review
The Raspberry Pi Foundation’s single-board computers have garnered quite a bit of fanfare over the last decade due to the product’s low price point and versatile features. It’s been three years since the non-profit organization first launched the Raspberry Pi 3, which is just short of an eternity in …
Read More »Microsoft Confirms Some Surface Pro 6, Surface Book 2s Are Running at Pentium II Speeds
If you own a Surface Pro 6 or Surface Book 2 and you’ve noticed slower-than-expected performance lately, we’ve got good news: You aren’t imagining it. We’ve also got bad news: Currently, there is no fix, though Microsoft is reportedly working on one. There have been reports on Reddit from …
Read More »The 5G Moto Mod Is Now Compatible With the Moto Z2 Force From 2017
Motorola was technically the first company to offer a 5G phone, but it wasn’t actually a new phone. Its 5G Moto Mod on Verizon added 5G capability to the Moto Z3 earlier this year, and it later expanded to the newer Moto Z4. Now, Motorola and Verizon have expanded …
Read More »The Motorola One Action Wants to Be a GoPro Smartphone
Motorola essentially invented the cell phone and wowed everyone with the Razr in the early 2000s, but it’s had a harder time innovating in the smartphone era. There have been super-slim Moto phones, customizable phones, and modular phones, but some of the company’s most successful are the safer mid-range …
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