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What if you could feel virtual reality? Gloveone lets you use both hands to sense and interact with virtual objects on screen/VR glasses
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Source: KickstarterVids
Powerful things can often derive from simple principles, and this one’s a doozy. It turns out the Egyptian pyramid builders were able to move the massive stones by greasing the sleds — with water!
Source: www.news.discovery.com
A notable business icon, passionate entrepreneur, philanthropist and a firm believer in Africapitalism, Mr Tony Elumelu the founder of the TEEP initiative, designed to empower 10,000 entrepreneurs across Africa in the space of 10 years, through a fund of $100m, hosted the first 1,000 successful batch to a boot camp experience.
Source: WebTV Nigeria
Cheating during exams is illegal in India, but it is still widespread. In recent years those wanting a helping hand have been able to take advantage of modern technology and a whole market in devices to aid cheats has sprung up.
Source: BBC News
Your iPhone or Android know exactly what you do and where you go. Do you know how to turn it off?
Source: www.nbcnews.com
Medical marijuana is now legal in 23 US states and it has prompted a market for cannabis related apps including those connecting producers with customers, delivery services and review sites.
Source: BBC Click
Janine N. Truitt, innovations officer at Talent Think Innovations, LLC , and her views on some challenges that HR Tech companies run into today.
Source: HR Tech Advisor
Source: Volvo Cars
Andela is a global talent accelerator that produces world-class developers and connects them with top employers. Andela finds the brightest young people in Africa and gives them the training and mentorship needed to thrive as full-time, remote developers for companies around the world.
Source: Andela
Microsoft co-founder and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation co-chair Bill Gates talks to FT deputy editor John Thornhill.
Source: Financial Times