5 reasons to use RxJava in your projects
Reactive Extensions (Rx) are a set of methods and interfaces often implemented in the code to solve a lot of developers’ problems. It may look too...
What exactly is Knative? An introduction with Evan Anderson from Google
JAXenter: Hello Evan and thanks for taking the time to answer our questions. After Docker came Kubernetes, and now the new hot topic is Knative. What...
Cathay Capital and AfricInvest to raise $168M Africa VC fund
Tunisia based private equity firm Africinvest has teamed up with Cathay Capital — a global private equity firm based in Paris — to launch a new...
First black hole image: How to watch the ‘groundbreaking’ announcement
Today, at 9 a.m. ET, we might see the first-ever actual image of a black hole. The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project is an international collaboration...
3 tips for serverless success in 2019
Let’s cut through the noise. The “serverless” label is slapped onto an ever-growing number of products nowadays, but there are a couple of characteristics that should...
Amazon’s entry-level 2019 Kindle is let down by a sub-par display
Amazon’s Kindle is of course the brand most think of when they consider buying an e-reader, but competition does exist and the truth is it makes...
Vodafone Will Implement ‘Three-Strikes’ For Pirates
More than a decade ago, the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) began putting local ISP Eircom under pressure to deal with online piracy. The legal action,...
Twitter takes down Trump campaign video after Warner Bros. copyright claim
Twitter has taken down a video posted by Donald Trump following a copyright complaint. The apparent 2020 campaign video was posted on Trump’s Twitter account on...
Geek Trivia: Which Company Had A Training Game Built By SimCity Creators?
Which Company Had A Training Game Built By SimCity Creators? Coca-Cola Walmart Starbucks Chevron Think you know the answer? Source : Geek Trivia: Which Company Had...
ShopBack, a cashback startup in Asia Pacific, raises $45M from Rakuten and others
ShopBack, a Singapore-based startup that offers cashback and consumer rewards in Asia Pacific, has closed a $45 million round led by new investors Rakuten Capital and...
