Green comet five times the size of Jupiter will light up night skies this month
An enormous green comet called Atlas is brightening rapidly, and could become visible to the naked eye by the end of April
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Your boss could be monitoring you via your computer screen
Experts have warned that employers could secretly be tracking your productivity, and can even take pictures of their workers& screens
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Tinder could soon let you message users before you&ve matched - for a price
Tinder is testing a new feature called ‘Swipe Notes&, that lets you message users before you&ve even matched
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AppleAR plans are becoming a little easier to see

Appletake on augmented reality (AR) will leverage its existing solutions to deliver personalized experiences, with a particular focus on health, location and entertainment.

Why do I think this?

Yesterday I broke the news that Apple is working with a company called Dent Reality on indoor-mapping technologies.The smaller company has been working with ARKit since the system made its debut.

Now, it uses AppleIndoor Maps ecosystem to provide highly accurate indoor mapping solutions it claims are highly accurate and don&t require beacons.The focus of the demonstrations on the Dent Reality site are very much on navigating shopping centers and malls, but this can easily be extended.

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Coronavirus lockdown sees big drop in UK city air pollution
An analysis by scientists from the University of York showed that pollutants have fallen to levels lower than the average of the past five year
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Get the March Windows and Office patches installed, but watch out for known bugs

Itbeen another Keystone Kops month, with a reasonably stable Patch Tuesday, followed by a hasty Patch Thursday to cover a security hole Microsoft accidentally blabbed, then the usual buggy &optional, non-security, C/D Week& patch, finishing with a fix for yet another bug introduced by earlier patches.

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