DevNull127 writes: Let’s say you’re interviewing for a junior engineering position at Microsoft,” Bill Gates was asked. “Why should we hire you?” “I like to be on a team,” Gates replies. “I like ambitious goals. I like thinking through how we can anticipate the future. Software is cool, and I want to be involved.” The…

Want a security camera that can go pretty much anywhere? Here are your best bets. …read more Source:: CNet

Commentary: For this photo enthusiast, the Pixel 5’s middling camera hardware has undercut Google’s advanced image processing. …read more Source:: CNet

They’re coming at you very quickly. Foldables phones over here, new iPhones over there. I went to Best Buy to seek guidance. …read more Source:: ZDNet

We’ve all seen recreations of the famous double-slit experiment, which showed that light can behave both as a wave and as a particle. Or rather, it’s likely that what we’ve seen is the results of the double-slit experiment, that barcode-looking pattern of light and dark stripes, accompanied by some handwaving about classical versus quantum mechanics….

The Information reports: Google’s engineering directors are grappling with a worrisome trend: internal data that indicate productivity during the coronavirus shutdowns deteriorated among engineers, particularly newly hired ones. One internal survey viewed by The Information found that in the three months ended in June, only 31% of the company’s engineers polled felt they had been…

The Sense tracks your stress, temperature, blood oxygen and sleep. But interpreting all this data can be puzzling. …read more Source:: CNet

We compare Apple’s latest Watch SE with 2017’s Watch Series 3. …read more Source:: CNet

A longer zoom, a bigger image sensor and vastly improved night mode? Count me in. …read more Source:: CNet

There have been many attempts at electronic numerical display technology over the decades since the first incandescent bulb or neon tube flickered into life at the command of a primordial computer, but the lowest common denominator has remained the humble seven segments. Here it might end, but for [Ken Yap] who has taken inspiration from…