How IoT revolutionized medical care during the pandemic Why medical connectivity matters? The coronavirus outbreak has led IoT healthcare companies to promptly provide solutions for combatting the increasing requirement for high-quality medical services. Medical connectivity is the sole extinguisher to the fast-spreading COVID-19 that has taken over the entire healthcare ecosystem from vaccine developing labs, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and health insurers. Applications such as telemedicine include remote patient monitoring, and interactive medicine can help in social distancing with inpatient monitoring that is expected to achieve traction during this time....

Today Netflixreleased dataon the average rate of delivery, measuring both American and Canadian ISP speeds while streaming video from its service. Believe it or not, it seems that a Canadian ISP came out on top. Based on the data seen below within the charts, Rogers, a major Canadian ISP comes in first, offering a 3,020Kbps throughput (average successful data rate) while streaming. Charter, the US ISP follows Rogers with a 2,667 kilobytes per second average....

How I’d study machine learning — if I’d be starting out today Putting the engineer back in machine learning engineer If you came for a list of courses, you’re in the wrong place I’ve done a bunch of online courses. I’ve even created my own. And guess what? They’re all remixes of the same thing. Instead of worrying about which course is better than another, find a teacher who excites you....

I’m currently training to become Australia’s first woman astronaut. I expect to fly my first suborbital mission sometime in 2023 as a payload specialist on a commercial mission. In other words, I’ll be one of few certified crew members who can handle specialized scientific equipment aboard a suborbital spacecraft. Once we’re up there, my team and I expect to conduct research on Earth’s atmosphere. It’s an opportunity I consider out of this world....

A whopping 87,7% of Latin American Internet users access social networks, well above the global average, according to comScore. As you can imagine, many of them play games on Facebook and Orkut. It’s not just about Farmville and its likes; local, independent apps are also available. Their main problem, according to the game developerAtommica? Acquiring users. This is why the company just launchedJampp, a cross promotion network for social games. Here’s what it’s all about....