The company hopes to deploy something within five years, according to Bloomberg.

Source: Report: Apple is developing satellites so the iPhone can skip wireless carriers | Ars Technica

The world’s rapidly mounting plastic waste and the public reaction to its impact on marine and wildlife is challenging the booming petrochemical industry, but the world’s biggest energy companies are increasingly stepping up with new projects to take on these challenges.

Source: Chemical makers launch projects to tackle plastic waste – HoustonChronicle.com

Research in mice details the mechanism of how caffeine seems to help the heart.

Source: The Healthy Addiction? Coffee Study Finds More Health Benefits

5G for me and 5G for thee—especially if thou art an IoT device.

Source: 5G deployment stands ready to supercharge the Internet of Things | Ars Technica

Archaeologists say it might also contain the oldest known religious images.

Source: A 43,900-year-old cave painting is the oldest story ever recorded | Ars Technica

A new generation of reactors will start producing power in the next few years. They’re comparatively tiny—and may be key to hitting our climate goals.

Source: The Next Nuclear Plants Will Be Small, Svelte, and Safer | WIRED

Want an open-source alternative to Amazon’s Alexa or the Google Assistant? Download Mycroft onto Raspberry Pi for a privacy-focused voice assistant.

Source: How to Make Your Own Open-Source Voice Assistant With Raspberry Pi | PCMag.com

Microsoft has launched Microsoft Teams for Linux in public preview, the first Office app that the company has ported to Linux.

Source: Apple releases iOS and iPadOS 13.3 with parental controls for contacts

hari ini memasukin hari selasa di bulan desember 2019 , saatnya melakukan perbaikan diri untuk meningkatkan kemampuan dalam menganalisa masalah.

Instant gratification membuat energi kita tidak tersalurkan menjadi lebih terarah, sehingga sampai saat ini sulit untuk mengurangi pengaruh tersebut.

Biochemical makeover allows Escherichia coli to use carbon dioxide as a building block for its cells

Source: This microbe no longer needs to eat food to grow, thanks to a bit of genetic engineering | Science | AAAS