The PS5 DualSense controller reveals a lot about the PS5 itself
From new tech to missing tech, size issues and design cues, here are five things we’ve learned about PS5 from the DualSense controller reveal Continue reading…
Coronavirus broke the jobs market. The data hints at a far bigger crisis
Over a billion people around the world are going to suffer financially as the coronavirus sends the job market into a tailspin Continue reading…
Singapore had coronavirus under control. Then the second wave hit
Singapore, along with Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan, thought it had flattened the curve. Then travellers from the US and Europe began reimporting the virus Continue reading…
The UK needs more ventilators and fast. But the maths doesn’t add up
As the peak of the coronavirus pandemic approaches, the government is scrambling to acquire thousands of ventilators. But time – and maths – aren’t on its side Continue reading…
The NHS coronavirus app could track how long you spend outside
The government is considering plans to use the contact-tracing app to boost social distancing Continue reading…
On lockdown, Hong Kong activists are protesting in Animal Crossing
With the world in lockdown, social games such as Nintendo’s Animal Crossing are enjoying huge success – in Hong Kong, protestors are using it to get their pro-democracy message heard Continue Reading
How the 5G coronavirus conspiracy theory tore through the internet
From an interview with an obscure Belgian doctor to apparent arson attacks in the UK, the conspiracy theory that 5G is somehow linked to the coronavirus pandemic has spread unlike Continue Reading
Facebook plans to install Portals in thousands of UK care homes
The NHS is preparing to hand out thousands of Facebook Portals to care homes in a bid to combat lockdown loneliness Continue reading…
Don’t blame coronavirus for WeWork’s collapse, blame WeWork
The most hyped startup in the world is hanging by a thread. But WeWork’s blitzscaling strategy was always going to end in tears Continue reading…
Why does coronavirus seem to affect children less severely?
Most children either get very mild coronavirus symptoms or none at all. It could be down to how their immune systems work Continue reading…