Author: deepak
ITC judge sides with Sonos over Google in preliminary patent ruling
More than a year ago, the Sonos speaker company filed a lawsuit against Google, seeking to have some Google products blocked from the United States on an alleged patent violation. Fast forward several months and a preliminary conclusion on the issue was revealed: the ITC took the party of Sonos, but this is only an […]
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Apple CSAM Detection failsafe system explained
Today, Apple has published a document that describes the security threat model revision system included in their new child safety features. Apple clarified the different layers of safety and tracks with which their new child safety system works. Clarification today was part of a series of Apple discussions had as a result of the announcement […]
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Well, I’m addicted to Final Fantasy XIV Online
At present, the MMO scene feels very robust, especially for a kind that seemed like it was on the path of the trail a little time ago. There is always the world of World of Warcraft in its two flavors of retail and classic. In addition, the new world is (probably) at the end of […]
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Boeing’s Starliner goes back to the factory: NASA launch on hold
Boeing moves the Starliner crisis in difficulty at its factory, after NASA rubbed the launch of the Spacecraft last week on the valve failures in the propulsion system. The Orbital-2 (OFT-2) flight test was intended to show that the CST-100 could reach the international spatial station and return it safely, but it did not reveal […]
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NASA rolls out fun challenges and materials for the new school year
We are only a few weeks of students entering school in the United States, and here to make a little more fun and that education is NASA with its materials provided freely. The space agency often shares fun projects and educational content with the public, including simulation games for “passports” spatial and more. NASA detailed […]
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Yale study finds social media ‘likes’ train users to act outraged
A new study at Yale University has found that the common features of social networks such as “Share” and “Likes” are involuntarily training users to act outraged online, the reason why other users are more likely to be They compromise with publications that are more extreme. Users who like and share these positions have the […]
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Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls is about to make a comeback with Apple exclusivity
In 2019, Konami launched a mobile game called Castlevania: Grimoire of Souls. Unfortunately, it was launched on a very limited scale, since it was only available on Android and iOS in Canada. It was also available for a very short period of time, because less than a year after its launch, Konami closed the game […]
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Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Paris one-handed swords and their locations
This week we are taking a look at the last one in the Vikinosa beast of a game Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. The next main update of the game comes in the form of a DLC called Siege of Paris. We return to Paris, just as when we were here with the Assassin Creded Creded unit […]
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The restart only at home debuts in Disney + on November 12.
The next home, the next reboot of Disney’s house will arrive just in time for the holidays. The studies of the 20th century announced today home sweet home will be debuted on November 12. There is still no trailer, but the melted looks promising. Archie Yates, better known for the role of him at the […]
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Google banned a location tracking company that sold user data
Google has SAFGRAFT BANNED, a company that captured and sold the location data of Android users. Android developers who used the company’s software development kit (SDK) were given seven days to eliminate Safgram location collection tools from their applications or face a possible expulsion from the game store, as reported the motherboard. Some of the […]
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