Five years have passed since the Covid-19 pandemic marked a before and after in the way we work, forcing companies and employees to quickly adapt to New work models. Five years later, studies like that of the Gallup consultant and WFH Research have documented how these transformations have impacted the work environment: from the Award … Read more
Work and pleasure are often Like water and oilthat are hardly mixed. However, LinkedIn has tried to break the laws of physics (labor) integrating a series of games into a social network very focused on the professional and workplace. At first that squeak a little slide through the Timelineof LinkedIn hoping to find publications of … Read more
Our care economy is broken. Completely. We are continuously bombarded by stimuli that come by many ways and the consequence is clear: We distracted ourselves with the flight of a fly. It is curious how this is causing a change not only in us, that we look for methods not to distract us, but in … Read more
Michael Frank has been working in a technological discipline that seems like science fiction for more than three decades. One that apparently pursues something impossible. And yet, it may not. The goal? Than using a chip manages to recover energy. Chips have always done the opposite. They consume energy. A lot. More and more, especially … Read more
In a strategic alliance, Samsung and Google have announced their collaboration to develop augmented reality (AR) glasseswith the aim of directly competing with Meta and Apple devices in the emerging extended reality (XR) market. This collaboration seeks to accelerate the development of innovative devices that integrate advanced technologies from both companies. Android XR: the new … Read more
