Science
The shortage of semiconductors reaches a new and unwanted landmark
Now it may take more than 20 weeks (20.2, to be accurate) for an OEM, such as Nvidia or AMD, to obtain your hardware, once you had been ordered, the longest section since the records began. The news was broken for the first time in Bloomberg, which quoted a report by the Susquehanna Financial Group, […]
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Google Nest Hub could have your own application launcher
Although they are seen as stationary tablets, intelligent screens, like the nest hub or echo show are specifically designed to eliminate that error. The software, in particular, has an interface that is not exactly suitable for physical interaction and is more oriented towards voice commands with audiovisual feedback. It seems, however, that Google is taking […]
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Millions of seniors hit by the important data gap.
Cybersegurity researchers have found a cube of Amazon S3 of Malconfigured who exposed personal identification information (PII) of more than three million elderly people. UU Discovered by researchers in Wizcase, the cloud storage cube belonged to SenhAdvisor, which describes itself as the larger ratings and reviews for high-level care and services in all the United […]
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Thumb size bat on the cusp of the world record flight shot down by the cat from the Russian house
Going through gold can often end up in the defeat of breaking the heart, since an intrepid bat learned last week when a cat from the Russian house hurt him and left him dead when he was only 127 miles less than a flight Of World Record. In a statement that is established by the […]
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Whatsapp data transfer between Android and iOS is finally here
Before acquiring Facebook, whatsapp was considered one of the safest main messaging services. That was thanks to its extreme end encryption that few of its rivals offered at that time. While a blessing for privacy and security, E2EE also has an unfortunate inconvenience that it is possible that whatsapp has not anticipated in those days. […]
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Lockheed Martin Linuss Cubesats is ready to update satellites in space
Lockheed Martin has announced that its satellite system update in space is ready to be released into space. These cubisats are designed to improve existing satellites, adding new capacities while extending the useful life and usefulness of satellites. Linuss cubesats are described as demonstration units. Lockheed has developed two lm 50 12u cubsats called linuss; […]
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Apple’s new MacBook Air will have a massive display upgrade next year
MacBook rumors say that there is only a great improvement in Apple plans for this year, and it’s the 2021 MacBook Pro. The air is due for a massive redesign too, but it does not come before next year. This is what recent reports have announced and a trusted insider is back with more details […]
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Is Pinnacle Studio 25 ready to take on Adobe and Apple?
Video editors have seen something of a new approach in the last eighteen months, mainly due to the pandemic. The latest version of the Pinnacle Studio de Corel has taken this into account, because as more workers stay at home, there is even more than one dependence on the video projects that will be published […]
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House of Marley’s sustainable true wireless earbuds reflect a greener audio industry
When it comes to sustainability, technology should play its role in reducing the impact of humanity in the environment, either through the televisions we observe, the consoles we play or the headphones we hear. In our recent guide for the future of sustainable sound, we detail the ways in which audio companies, from great names […]
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MIT algorithm trains drones to fly faster without crashing
Drone Racing is a relatively new sport, with Racing drones around a track with obstacles, drones should avoid as quickly as possible. While drone races are purely fun, technology behind avoiding obstacles in these races can also allow drones to avoid obstacles when used for critical and timely-sensitive operations, such as search and rescue. MIT […]
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