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Why Iranian math genius Maryam Mirzakhani can be an inspiration for Pakistani women
Loknath Das
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As a child, Maryam Mirzakhani dreamt of being a novelist, at least until she was struck by the spell of mathematics. Born
‘WHY AREN’T THERE MORE FEMALE DEVELOPERS?’
Loknath Das
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The co-founder and creative director of North West web design studio MadeByShape has called on other businesses to help encourage more women into tech careers. Last
Why Apple shares are going ‘much higher,’ according to analyst Gene Munster
Loknath Das
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While Apple shares have fallen from their year-to-date highs, tech investor Gene Munster says there are more record highs this year awaiting the tech
Retro gaming: Why players are returning to the classics
Loknath Das
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Whether you enjoyed curling up with Tetris on a Gameboy, rolling around as Sonic on a Sega, or were just trying to
Why Atari’s New Console Could Be Just What The Gaming Industry Needs
Loknath Das
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. Yesterday, I reported on the recent GamesBeat interview with Atari CEO Fred Chesnais, a chat that confirmed the existence of an
Why evolution is better than revolution in product design
Subhadip
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Digital products will always need to be redesigned. Styles progress, hardware technologies advance, and development possibilities are ever-increasing. Just in the past
Teenage Bollywood actor faces vicious social media abuse and no one knows why
Subhadip
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She’s 16, talented, newly famous. And unfortunately, facing vile abuse on social media. Zaira Wasim, the young actor who dazzled audiences with
Here’s Why Titanfall 2 Is Coming to PS4
Subhadip
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Respawn Entertainment CEO and co-founder Vince Zampella reveals why Titanfall 2 is coming to PS4, despite the original Titanfall being exclusive to PC
Why Microsoft won’t hit 1 billion Windows 10 installs
Subhadip
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At last year’s Build conference, Windows and devices chief Terry Myerson announced one of those “bold ambitions” that Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella
Why Microsoft is waving the magic Wand
Subhadip
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Clean off the information that Microsoft is purchasing LinkedIn for $26.2B, the famed Redmond monolith has introduced they are additionally snapping up