Tech Giants Can’t Be Trusted to Police Speech
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears on a monitor as he testifies remotely during the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation hearing on October 28, … Read more
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Sainsbury's and Asda use technology to scrap queuing outside
Buyers no longer have to queue to get to Asda or Sainsbury’s branches. Queues to get to supermarkets have become a common place in the … Read more
Interesting development for future technology! E-leather
Electronic learning or e-learning technology with its abbreviated name has started to appear mainly in medicine in recent years. However, this technology is still under … Read more
Huawei: “We will present the best technology!”
Huawei’s smartphone models were put back on the agenda. Because we met the Mate 40 series 2 days ago. We see that the Chinese representative, … Read more
S Pen technology changes for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3
Although there were rumors that Samsung would offer the Galaxy Z Fold 2 with the S Pen, this claim has not materialized. However, according to … Read more
Xi Jinping Wants China To Get Started On Building Everything To Commercialize Quantum Technology
Xi Jinping wants China to build a “new advantage for development.” Source: The Register The country has been ordered by the Chinese president Xi Jinping … Read more
Xiaomi works on 80W wireless charging technology
Xiaomi has taken a step further in the charging wars by announcing that it is working on 80W wireless charging technology. According to information from … Read more
Is Google Pixel 5’s Zoom Technology Good Enough?
The last member of the Pixel series, where Google showcased its mobile photography skills, an area where it was ambitious, was the Pixel 5 smartphone. … Read more
A Strong Step Toward an Antitrust Revival
(Koshiro K / Shutterstock) Editor’s Note: & nbspEvery week we publish an excerpt from Katrina vanden Heuvel’s column on WashingtonPost.com. Read the full text of … Read more
How the Theatrics of Banning TikTok Enables Repression at Home
The Trump administration’s bans on WeChat and TikTok should be seen as part of its attempt to bolster executive power. (Photo illustration by Jaap Arriens … Read more
