Washington While social media has been linked to a negative impact on children, most parents believe that it also helps them keep track of their tweens, a US poll has found. “The tween stage brings new challenges for parents as they often must balance their child’s desire for more freedomRead More

Washington While social media has been linked to a negative impact on children, most parents believe that it also helps them keep track of their tweens, a US poll has found. “The tween stage brings new challenges for parents as they often must balance their child’s desire for more freedomRead More

San Francisco, Apple users have been complaining about their devices accidentally sending emergency SOS alerts to the police when worn or used in a wrong way, the media reported. “If you sleep on your Apple Watch the wrong way, you might get a wake-up call from the police. That’s what happenedRead More

San Francisco, After Facebook and Google, Twitter was now likely to ban cryptocurrency, token sales and Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) advertisements on its platform. According to a Sky News report on Monday, the new Twitter policy will be implemented in two weeks. “Twitter may also ban all ads for cryptocurrency exchanges,Read More

Washington Water may be more common than expected at extreme depths within Earth’s lower mantle—approaching 640 kilometres and possibly beyond, a study of diamonds from across the world has found. The oceans have been measured to a maximum depth of 11 kilometres, though water is known to exist well belowRead More

London Scientists have developed a new mobile application that can detect atrial fibrillation that causes strokes. The mobile application can save lives all over the world as timely diagnosis of atrial fibrillation is crucial for effective stroke prevention.0 The researchers studied 300 patients with heart problems, half of who hadRead More

London Teenagers are more likely to plead guilty to crimes they did not commit because they are less able to make mature decisions, a study has found. Researchers from the University of Exeter in the UK have called for major changes to the criminal justice system after finding innocent youngerRead More

New Delhi, March 16 Indians are missing on a good sleep due to distractions by technology but would also not mind prioritising exercise over a deep slumber, shows a survey. According to a global survey by Philips, 32 per cent Indian adults report technology as a major sleep distractor whileRead More

London Teenagers are more likely to plead guilty to crimes they did not commit because they are less able to make mature decisions, a study has found. Researchers from the University of Exeter in the UK have called for major changes to the criminal justice system after finding innocent youngerRead More

New Delhi The Indian job market is likely to witness higher recruitment and better compensation this year, as around 60 per cent companies said that they plan to hire in significant numbers this year, says a survey. According to Wisdomjobs.com’s ‘Hiring Pattern and Compensation Analysis in 2018’, recruitment sentiments areRead More