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  • Court Rules FCC Must Release Records That Could Explain Fraudulent Net Neutrality Comments

    FCC chair Ajit Pai.Photo: Jacquelyn Martin (AP) A federal judge ruled last week that the Republican-controlled Federal Communications Commission (currently chaired by Donald Trump appointee Ajit Pai) must release records related to millions of fraudulent public comments filed before the agency repealed net neutrality guidelines last year, Ars Technica reported. According to Ars Technica’s report,…

  • First unboxing of the iPhone XS and XS Max appeared in the network

    Before the official start of sales of the iPhone XS and XS Max there are still three day, pre-ordered the smartphone is also expected to begin flowing to users only on Friday, September 21. However, you can see in the video with the unboxing of the long awaited new products from different kind of help.…

  • Samsung introduced a smartphone Galaxy J4+ J6+

    Samsung unveiled two new budget smartphone in the Galaxy series J. Model called Galaxy J4+ J6+ received 6-inch display with a resolution of 720 x 1480 pixels, battery 3300 mAh and is based on a Quad-core processor, most likely Exynos 7570. Galaxy J6+ is equipped with such memory sizes — 3 or 4 of RAM…

  • Samsung will add functionality Galaxy S9 in the old flagships

    Samsung began to distribute the software update to last year’s flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy and Galaxy S8 S8 Plus. The update adds smartphones mode verzamelen shooting Super Slow Motion and AR-Emoji, like the current flagship Samsung Galaxy S9, S9 Galaxy Plus and Galaxy Note 9. The new flagship verzamelen survey is available at speeds of…

  • Twitter will return results chronological posts

    The company Twitter will soon return chronological order in the feed. This was reported by the support team of Twitter. According to the developers, they heard feedback from users who prefer the chronological order in the ribbon tweets, not importance. In the coming weeks will begin testing the possibility to switch between these two modes.…

  • The AI will identify dementia according to the results of the conversation

    Except for some acute conditions, most diseases begin with subtle signs that more and more progress with time. For these and cognitive disorders like dementia. And for quick and timely diagnosis of Japanese scientists have created AI that suspects signs of the disease in just a few minutes. The development of artificial intelligence are experts…

  • The order of the posts on Twitter will again be adequate

    In 2016 Twitter got an algorithm that generates a feed based on the action account, to which you are subscribed. In the end, on the first positions of the list are the popular tweets that were written a few hours ago, and the new posts are below. Most user innovation is not much, so two…

  • Healbe GoBe2: Russian smart bracelet, which he counts calories

    Many developers of wearable devices often use crowdfunding platforms as it is one of the fastest ways to attract investment to release a new cool product. Moreover, crowdfunding has succeeded not only foreign but also domestic developers: the creators of smart fitness bracelet Healbe GoBe were able to raise over a million dollars for the…

  • Deciphered the structure of a key fragment of HIV which could be the basis for a vaccine

    The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has a very complex structure and very high variability and the ability to mutate. This applies to protein, which plays a major role in implantation of the virus into the cell, and starts a destructive cycle. This structure recently has finally been fully explored. Responsible for the opening of the…

  • Genetics re-counted human genes and were surprised

    The decoding of the human genome was produced quite some time, but the number of genes was not known exactly. And recently, scientists decided to find out how many genes our genome contains. And the result of the extremely surprised. It is worth noting that counting the number of genes studied since 1990 in the…