Day: March 22, 2019

Microsoft device stores digital info as DNA

It translated “HELLO” into DNA and back again — and it only took 21 hours. Microsoft is on its way to replacing data centers with DNA. The company and researchers from the University of Washington have successfully automated the process to translate digital information into DNA and back to bits. They now have the first, […]

eBay is adding support for Google Pay

GPay comes to eBay eBay is adding Google Pay as a payment option to its Android app, mobile web, and desktop site. The feature will begin rolling out in early April. The announcement post cites Millennials and Generation Z shoppers who increasingly make purchases from their phones and digital wallets as a reason for the […]

Robot servers, 3D menus

Patrons enter a cafe and pass by a hologram of coffee pouring from a carafe into a cup. They scroll through a three-dimensional menu and see exactly what each dish will look like to help them decide what to order. A small robot, arms fixed to a tray, delivers the meal to the table and […]

Pixel 4 XL leaked photo shows two rear cameras and hole-punch screen

Oh, and the fingerprint reader might be in the display. The next Google Pixel might be getting more cameras and a sleek design overhaul. According to a leaked photo posted on the site SlashLeaks on Wednesday, the Pixel 4 XL will have two cameras on the back instead of the single one found on the […]

Air Canada says their 737 Max jets have all safety features Boeing sells as extras

Westjet says its fleet of 737 Max planes have one feature installed but not the other Air Canada says it has all additional safety systems installed on their Boeing 737 Max jets, after media reports suggested that Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines jets that recently crashed didn’t have the upgraded safety features. The New York Times […]

Liberals sink in polls

A new poll conducted by Leger for The Canadian Press suggests the governing federal Liberals have lost ground to the Conservatives over the past month. Overall, 31 per cent of respondents polled after the federal budget was released Tuesday said they would vote for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals if an election were held now, a decline […]

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