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If you’ve ever used Outlook for e-mail at work — and let’s face it, that’s most of us — then you’re going to love Microsoft’s new replacement for Hotmail. Just the name, ‘Hotmail’ sounds like a relic of the 90s — the same way that saying you have an ...

There was a day when the coves and bays of the North Shore reverberated from east to west with the sound of caulking irons.—Hereward Watlington, The Bermudian, March 1934. In a most maritime of settings, with the waters of Hamilton Harbour lapping t...

For those of you who thought there’s nothing in the world that could make you envious of Kansas City (aside from good barbecue), I’ve got news for you. Tech geeks everywhere are green with envy after Google announced that their Google Fiber internet...

Whoever said there’s no such thing as a free lunch must not have worked in the Silicon Valley. During her first couple of weeks as CEO of Yahoo, Marissa Mayer’s first big move came last Friday in the form of free food. Ms Mayer announced that employ...

Data collected from Bermuda’s waters is being used to track the effects of ocean acidification. In a paper recently published by the journal Biogeosciences, a team of scientists from Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS) and Scripps Institute of...

THE SEA TURTLE RESCUE: CHAPTER 5 By Eric Douglas A loggerhead turtle, caught in fishing line, has been brought into the ocean research centre at Nags Head, North Carolina. Its wounds are being treated by Jayne and Marie’s mother Ann, a veterinarian ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Most people have been there, trapped on an awkward date that is going nowhere. But relief could be on the way with a new app that provides an incoming rescue call. The Bad Date Rescue app, which was launched by the dating website...

Fishermen caught 32 lionfish in a weekend tournament aimed at highlighting their threat to Bermuda’s marine ecosystem. The Groundswell Lionfish Tournament was held in partnership with Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences. Matthew Strong, of Groundswe...

It’s pretty easy for Valjawan (Val) Deer to remember his palmetto thatching licence number. It’s ‘one’. That is because he was the first palmetto thatchist to be licensed in the United States, by the state of Florida Construction Licensing Board. M...