GizModo VR
SEPTEMBER 14, 2021
Amazon’s electronic palm reader technology, known as Amazon One, launched at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver on Tuesday, according to a press release from the retailing giant. It’s the first deployment of Amazon One’s biometric reader outside of an Amazon-owned property and is certainly a sign of things to come.…
GizModo VR
FEBRUARY 14, 2022
The number of trees cut down in the Brazilian section of the Amazon rainforest in January was five times greater than the same period last year, according to satellite imagery data from Brazil’s space research agency, INPE. Read more.
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GizModo VR
APRIL 12, 2022
The Amazon rainforest in Mato Grosso Brazil is shrinking. Brazil’s space research agency, INPE, reported that the first quarter of 2022 set a new deforestation record for the rainforest— 941 square kilometers were cleared from Janaury to the end of March. This is the largest area of deforestation that the agency… Read more.
Digital Trends
SEPTEMBER 17, 2020
Beginning on September 15 and lasting a full month, Alexa celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and recognizes the contributions of this vibrant community in the United States, as well as the influence of their ancestors from Mexico, the Caribbean, Central and South America, and Spain.
GizModo VR
JUNE 9, 2021
The Amazon’s destruction in everyday color is terrible enough. But a special photographic method reveals the true toll of mining, logging, and other human activities on the world’s largest rainforest. Read more.
The Ghost Howls
FEBRUARY 22, 2023
For instance… do you know that there are many difficulties related to getting and using a VR headset in South America? Your best bet is Amazon and dealing with the international shipping charges. Do you know that there are some XR blogs and magazines all in Spanish to cater to Spanish and Southern American markets?
GizModo VR
APRIL 8, 2021
Last year was a bad one around the world—but especially, it seems, in the Amazon rainforest. Deforestation in the Amazon rocketed up 17% last year, due in large part to increased logging, agriculture, mining, and wildfires, new data published Wednesday shows. Read more.
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