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Location American Technology News for 30 May 2020

DPReview TV: Sony ZV-1 review

DP Review - 30 May 2020 11:00
The Sony ZV-1 is a modified version of Sony's RX100 series aimed at vloggers and video enthusiasts. Does Sony have a winner? Chris and Jordan vlog their way through an episode to find out. Subscribe to our YouTube channe...
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Facebook employees reportedly criticize stance on not fact-checking Trump's posts - CNET It follows the president signing an executive order after Twitter labeled and hid tweets it deemed as potentially misleading and glorifying violence.
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(University of Johannesburg) Power consumption of a home refrigerator can be cut by 29% while improving cooling capacity. Researchers replaced environmentally-unfriendly R134a refrigerant with the more energy-efficient R...
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Refurbished iPhone XR models now on sale at Apple's website Apple began selling refurbished iPhone XR models in the US for the first time this week. Refurbished iPhone XR models start at $499 for the 64GB model and go up to $629 for the 256GB model, which was actually discontinue...
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Here's one way that Google's Pixel crushes the iPhone Pixel vs. iPhone: In a viral tweet, someone recorded a video of how much better Google's Pixel is at voice-to-text dictation than Apple's iPhone. The voice-to-text email on the Pixel is virtually flawless, while the iPho...
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I love Sudeikis and the premise of this is utterly ridiculous which guarantees I'll watch it. The trailers and "behind the scenes" videos on YouTube are hilarious.∞ Read this on The Loop
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Worst. Deal. Ever.Noah Kirsch, ForbesIn November, Eric Baker's online ticket marketplace Viagogo purchased rival StubHub for $4 billion. Baker was actually one of StubHub's co-founders before he was fired from the compan...
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Zoom has announced that it will "strengthen encryption of video calls" to help boost security for users. As reported by Reuters, the company plans to roll out this stronger encryption only to users who pay for Zoom, not ...
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An inmate's love of mathematics leads to discovery in number theory Christopher Havens came upon his love of math while in solitary confinement. A decade later, he published a paper on number theory in a top mathematics journal.
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Hydrogen ice? Unheard-of composition could explain 'Oumuamua's weirdness The weirdness of our solar system's first known interstellar visitor stems from a very unusual composition, a new study suggests.
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The Quest to Purge New Zealand of Invasive Predators Rats, weasels, and other imported mammals have destroyed native bird populations. Local group Predator Free Wellington wants to turn the tables.
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What Do the Quark Oddities at the Large Hadron Collider Mean? Measurements of particles called B mesons deviate from predictions. Alone, each anomaly looks like a fluke, but their collective drift is more suggestive.
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This robotically-built cabin offers a peek into the high-tech future of housing It might not look futuristic, but looks can be deceiving
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When COVID-19 and flu collide: Multiple factors determine severity Public health officials have warned that the US likely faces a second wave of COVID-19 infections later this year, one that is expected to happen right around the start of the flu season. This is problematic for multiple...
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New Noise-Resilient Attack On Intel and AMD CPUs Makes Flush-based Attacks Effective Modern Intel and AMD processors are susceptible to a new form of side-channel attack that makes flush-based cache attacks resilient to system noise, newly published research shared with The Hacker News has revealed. The ...
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ST Engineering and National University of Singapore are looking to tap quantum cryptography technology to build network encryption tools, so these will be ready to mitigate security risks that may emerge when quantum com...
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(Nagoya University) Although lymphoma is one of the most common types of blood cancer, it has a rare subtype for which no effective treatment regimens are known. For the first time, Nagoya University researchers and coll...
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Marauding monkeys make off with coronavirus vials in India - CNET The patients had to be tested again.
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Video conferencing provider Zoom plans to strengthen encryption of video calls hosted by paying clients and institutions such as schools, but not by users of its free consumer accounts, a company official said on Friday.
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Razer Unveils Blade 15 'Studio Edition' with Faster CPU, Quadro GPU, and Up to 64GB of RAM Razer has updated its top of the line laptop for creative professionals: The Razer Blade 15 Studio Edition. This update–which comes just 7 months after Razer unveiled the very first ‘Studio Edition’ Blade–packs e...
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How Twitter made its own rules for Trump to break

L.A. Times - 30 May 2020 05:24
How Twitter made its own rules for Trump to break Among the big social media platforms, Twitter has taken a unique approach to moderating user speech, one that's both unusually subjective and notably principled. That approach has allowed the company to avoid direct conf...
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There's a starship waiting for the sky, he'd like to come meet us, but he thinks he'd blow our minds Video In yet another setback for Elon Musk's beloved steel spaceship, a SpaceX Starship prototype has exploded on the p...
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