over 2 years ago
cnet.com
Black hole bonanza: Astronomers discover 32 collisions and one mystery merger
Gravitational wave detectors reveal truckload of black holes that smashed into each other in deep space.
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almost 3 years ago
cnet.com
Astronomers detect black holes swallowing up neutron stars for the first time
Another piece in the gravitational wave puzzle slides into place.
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almost 3 years ago
techradar.com
Microsoft Teams will soon give you more control over how you work
Microsoft Teams will receive new options for Office files
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almost 3 years ago
techradar.com
Hybrid working could be a catastrophic mistake
A hybrid working model is anything but the perfect solution, says Head of Remote at GitLab
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almost 3 years ago
techradar.com
Stack Overflow snapped up by Prosus in billion-dollar deal
Coding platform says it will continue to operate independently
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about 3 years ago
techradar.com
Microsoft is offering big money if you can hack Teams
Bounty program will soon extend to other apps as well
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about 3 years ago
techradar.com
Microsoft Teams will soon allow you to share channels with external contacts
Teams is also getting a range of new presentation tools
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about 3 years ago
techradar.com
This Google Docs upgrade will soothe all your collaboration headaches
Locating relevant comments in Google Docs should soon be easier than ever
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over 3 years ago
techradar.com
Microsoft Teams calls finally get the overhaul you’ve been waiting for
Microsoft Teams will even allow you to take calls from your car
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over 3 years ago
techradar.com
NetSuite readies itself for an increasingly remote and autonomous future
‘Successful businesses have no silos - and we believe your system shouldn’t need to’, NetSuite founder say.
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over 3 years ago
cnet.com
First black hole image puts Einstein's famous theory to the test
Another extreme test of general relativity, another win for Einstein.
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