Tips on how to maintain your lifestyle
27 Jul
Lifestyle

Tips on how to maintain your lifestyle

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Lifestyle Lifestyle Wonga explored practical alternatives to expensive brands and habits, allowing you to keep your quality of life intact while keeping your wallet happy. The cost of living in South Africa continues to rise, making it increasingly challenging for some individuals to maintain their lifestyles. But what if there is a way to maintain your current lifestyle? Wonga, an online lender that provides short-term and flexible loans, suggests there are several ways to cut costs without sacrificing the things you enjoy. It is all about making smart, budget-friendly swaps. In one of their blogs, the lender explored practical alternatives to expensive brands and habits, allowing you to keep your quality of life intact while keeping your wallet happy.Grocery tips to keep your lifestyle“One of the most significant areas where you can save money is your grocery shopping....
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Hong Kong economy set for continued growth in second quarter, Paul Chan says
27 Jul
Science & Technology

Hong Kong economy set for continued growth in second quarter, Paul Chan says

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Hong Kong’s economy is set for continued growth in the second quarter, the finance minister has said, as the government vows to step up measures to promote retraining, encourage technology upgrades and support employment.Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po said on Sunday that the 10th consecutive quarter of year-on-year growth was driven by strong exports, a rebound in private consumption and a series of mega-events held in the city.The gross domestic product (GDP) figure is due to be revealed on Thursday.“ going all out to explore new growth points, especially vigorously supporting the development of innovation and technology,” Chan wrote in his weekly blog post. “We are also committed to opening up new overseas markets, finding new partners for cooperation and developing supply chain management centres.”Hong Kong’s economy has posted year-on-year growth of between 1.6 per...
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A satellite just used AI to make its own decisions in space — and NASA’s stoked
27 Jul
Science & Technology

A satellite just used AI to make its own decisions in space—and NASA is stoked

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For the first time, a satellite has used onboard AI to autonomously decide where and when to capture a scientific image—all in under 90 seconds, with no human input. The technology, called Dynamic Targeting, was tested by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) earlier this month. It was installed aboard a briefcase-sized satellite built and operated by UK-based startup Open Cosmos and carried a machine learning processor developed by Dublin-based firm Ubotica. In the test, the satellite tilted forward to scan 500km ahead of its orbit and snapped a preview image. Ubotica’s AI quickly analysed the scene to check for cloud cover. If the skies were clear, the satellite tilted back to take a detailed photo of the surface. If clouds obscured the view, it skipped the shot—saving time, storage, and bandwidth. “If you can be smart about what...
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Good news! Airports in Europe set to drop the most annoying rule
27 Jul
Top Stories

Good news! Airports in Europe set to drop the most annoying rule

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Goodbye, 100ml Rule! European Airports Poised to Revolutionise Hand Luggage Security One of the most frustrating and hotly debated airport regulations of the past two decades—the 100 ml liquid limit in carry-on luggage—is finally set to become a thing of the past at most European airports. This welcome shift comes thanks to the progressive rollout of new-generation security scanners capable of safely examining larger liquid containers. European airports might get rid of a very important rule in the near future. Highlighted image: depositphotos.com The infamous 100ml liquid restriction was first introduced back in 2006, following revelations of a foiled liquid explosive plot that posed a serious threat to air travel. Traditional X-ray machines at the time lacked the capability to reliably detect these dangerous substances, prompting the European Union to impose strict limits on the quantity of liquids...
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