Noelle Talmon 
Globally, 60 percent of people have sleep problems, whether it’s falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up. Bose has designed a set of earbuds that are specifically designed to help people combat these issues. Dubbed “Sleepbuds,” the wireless device drowns out snoring, traffic, and other distractions by using soothing sounds … Read More
Earlier this year, IBM created a computer they claimed was the smallest in the world. Now there’s a computer that’s even tinier. Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a temperature sensing device that is just 0.3 millimetres big—or about one-tenth the size of IBM’s device. The tiny machine … Read More
People spend most of their day (approximately 1,200 minutes) working, sleeping, eating, spending time with family, using the bathroom, and grooming and dressing. It’s the remaining 240 minutes that count, and the rich use that time in ways that set them apart from the average person. A few years ago, … Read More
Most people would rather make less money than cope with a negative workplace culture, according to a new survey by LinkedIn. A positive work environment is even viewed as more favourable than higher pay and a new title. LinkedIn and Censuswide research polled over 3,000 full-time workers and found that … Read More
In the 1950s, most professional men wore suits and ties to work. As society gets increasingly more laid back, many are pushing the boundaries of their company’s dress codes. And when it’s really hot outside, why not wear shorts? They’re becoming increasingly more common at the workplace, particularly among millennials. … Read More
