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Apple’s New iPad Mini 7: A Game-Changer with AI Power and Enhanced Features
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Apple’s New iPad Mini 7: A Game-Changer with AI Power and Enhanced Features
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Apple's iPad Mini 7 launch brings a wave of AI-driven enhancements and hardware upgrades. The latest iteration addresses past limitations while introducing advanced features, including the A16 Bionic chip, making it a versatile tool for both casual and professional users.
The Rise of Tech Giants: How Countries Compete for Innovation Supremacy
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of the 21st century, technology has become the driving force behind economic growth, social change, and global competitiveness. As nations recognize the critical role of technology in shaping their futures, a fierce competition has emerged to foster innovation, attract investment, and nurture homegrown tech giants. In 2024, the race for technological supremacy is dominated by several key players, each with unique strategies and strengths. This article explores the rise of tech giants and how countries are positioning themselves to lead in innovation.
Top Global Leaders in Technology: Who’s Dominating 2024?
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In 2024, the global race for technological dominance has intensified, with key players continuing to push the boundaries of innovation. The world’s most advanced economies are leveraging cutting-edge technology to shape their future, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, green tech, and space exploration. But who stands at the forefront of this technological revolution, and how do these countries maintain their competitive edge?
US tech mogul secretly funds global ‘race science’ network
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A multinational network of "race science" activists working to influence public debate with discredited theories about race and eugenics has received secret funding from a multimillionaire US computer entrepreneur. Undercover filming has revealed the organization's existence, founded two years ago as the Human Diversity Foundation. Its members have used podcasts, videos, an online magazine, and research papers to spread a "dangerous ideology" regarding the claimed genetic superiority of specific ethnicities.
Polaris Dawn: First private spacewalk returns billionaire astronaut and crew to Earth
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The flight, which carried four private people, tested many new SpaceX suits, including a 15-minute spacewalk by Jared Isaacman. A wealthy astronaut and his crew returned to Earth after participating in the first private spacewalk. Polaris Dawn, operated by SpaceX on behalf of billionaire Jared Isaacman, touched down in the Gulf of Mexico at 8:37 a.m. today near Florida's Dry Tortugas.
Apple to reveal iPhone 16 and ‘Apple Intelligence’ AI features
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Apple is set to introduce its next iPhone and a flurry of other new gear on Monday at its largest product launch event of the year. The event, held at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California, featured the tagline "It's Glowtime" and the company emblem encircled by a bright aura. Rumours suggest that new colours for the iPhone and other Apple goods will be released. Apple's fall product launch has become one of the company's most important yearly events. It introduces a slew of new devices and sets the tone for the holiday shopping season, which is Apple's busiest and most profitable period. These new items are frequently the subject of intense speculation both within the tech sector and among the company's supporters.
Two ISS astronauts remain as troublesome Boeing Starliner capsule lands empty
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After a series of delays and failures, Boeing believed that their Starliner capsule could safely return Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS), but NASA disagreed. Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, which had been plagued with issues, has returned to Earth, leaving two men on the International Space Station. Six hours after taking off, the spaceship, which was on autopilot, parachuted onto the New Mexico desert.
A shocking disclosure implies your phone is listening in on your talks
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Millions of people have long assumed it, but a leak reveals that our phones are listening to us. An alleged pitch deck from one of Facebook's marketing partners describes how the company eavesdrops on user conversations to develop tailored advertisements. According to a slideshow, Cox Media Group (CMG)'s 'Active-Listening' software employs artificial intelligence to collect and analyze real-time intent data' by listening to what you say through your phone, laptop, or home assistant microphone.
US and global users claim outage on X (previously Twitter)
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On Thursday, X (previously Twitter) appeared to experience an outage, with users worldwide reporting troubles. Issues began at about 3.45 pm Eastern Time, affecting people in North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe attempting to use Elon Musk's social media site. Tens of thousands of people reported problems on the website Downdetector, which is likely an underestimate of the actual number of users affected.
Telegram’s CEO is barred from leaving France due to a criminal investigation
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According to Paris prosecutors, Pavel Durov, the CEO and founder of Telegram, has been placed under formal investigation in France as part of an inquiry into organized crime on the messaging service. Mr Durov, 39, has been placed under judicial supervision rather than remanded in detention and must pay a €5 million (£4.2 million; $5.6 million) deposit. The Russian-born billionaire, also a French national, must appear at a French police station twice a week and is prohibited from leaving French territory.
Bupa announces £17-a-month membership as GP service satisfaction hits record low
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Bupa offers a 'Netflix-style' private GP subscription service for £17 per month as satisfaction with family doctors reaches an all-time low. The private medical insurer developed the concept after a poll revealed that 32% of consumers prefer paid-for access to a GP or dentist over a television subscription service.
New manufacturing facts suggest Apple’s iPhone 16 may be cheaper than projected
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According to a recent report, Apple's iPhone 16 may be less expensive than prior versions when it releases next month. The price drop is due to the tech giant transferring some high-end model production to India, which could save locals up to 10%. However, due to the poor demand for iPhones in Asian countries, these lower-priced versions are likely to be exported to purchasers in other countries, including the United States, for a lower cost, according to reports.