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Scientists take step towards quantum supremacy

Phys.org - 18 Mar 2021 18:05
Scientists take step towards quantum supremacy A Russian-German research team has created a quantum sensor that grants access to measurement and manipulation of individual two-level defects in qubits. The study by NUST MISIS, Russian Quantum Center and the Karlsruhe ...
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Google Chrome for Desktop Gains Live Captions Feature for Audio and Video Google today rolled out its live caption transcription feature to version 89 of Chrome browser for desktop, as first spotted by XDA Developers. Previously only available on some Pixel and Samsung phones, Live Captions us...
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Why Cached Credentials Can Cause Account Lockouts and How to Stop it When a user account becomes locked out, the cause is often attributed to a user who has simply entered an old or incorrect password too many times. However, this is far from being the only thing that can cause an account...
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Listen to the first-ever recording of a NASA rover driving on Mars NASA has released the first-ever recording of a rover driving across the surface of Mars, and it sounds unlike any vehicle you've heard before.
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These Tiny Chips Give Your DIY Projects Worldwide Cellular Connectivity Particle is a component company for hobbyists and IT specialists that makes network-connected parts for DIY projects. For years they made mostly wifi devices, allowing users to connect things like robots and 3D printers ...
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Security pros don't put these apps on their smartphones Tech news headlines have been filled in recent weeks with ominous warnings about data breaches, sketchy phone apps threatening to steal private information on your phone, hackers on a rampage, and the like, and things wi...
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Perseverance rover records sounds of a drive in another Mars first (video) Perseverance captured audio during a drive on March 7, an unprecedented recording that reveals the many creaks and rattles made by the six-wheeled robot as it rolls over Mars' famous red dirt.
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Scientists finally know why hummingbirds hum Of all the birds on this planet, hummingbirds are one of the most unique and, dare I say, charming. Even if you live in an area with hummingbirds, actually seeing one can still be an extremely rare sight. You can boost y...
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Galileo will help Lunar Pathfinder navigate around Moon ESA's Lunar Pathfinder mission to the Moon will carry an advanced satellite navigation receiver, in order to perform the first ever satnav positioning fix in lunar orbit. This experimental payload marks a preliminary ste...
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It seems that Samsung and Pixel owners are far more likely to avoid a repeat purchase than, say, iPhone owners.
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Ransom Payments Have Nearly Tripled

Dark Reading - 18 Mar 2021 15:00
Ransom Payments Have Nearly Tripled In 2020, ransomware targeted the manufacturing sector, healthcare organizations, and construction companies, with the average ransom reaching $312,000, a report finds.
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'Building the Cockchain:' How NSFW Artists Are Shaping the Future of NFTs The crypto-art medium has a lot of potential for adult creators--but some advise caution.
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Is unlimited Google Photos storage enough for you to buy a current Pixel? Chatting with the AC forums. Last November, Google updated its longstanding and generous Google Photos storage policies. With the change, all photos and videos uploaded after June 1, 2021, will now count towards your 15G...
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New electrolyte additives for high-energy-density lithium-ion batteries A joint research team, affiliated with UNIST has unveiled a novel electrolyte additive that could enable a long lifespan and fast chargeability of high-energy-density lithium-ion batteries (LIBs).
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Google will spend $7 billion this year expanding its footprint of offices and data centers across the U.S., positioning the search-engine giant for what it said it expects to be a post-pandemic recovery in the U.S.
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Super Nintendo World Looks for a Level Beyond the Pandemic

The New York Times - 18 Mar 2021 13:59
Super Nintendo World Looks for a Level Beyond the Pandemic Super Nintendo World opened in Osaka, Japan, months after initially planned and with everyone clad in masks.
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Project Soli is an amazing innovation that's looking for a home Google's Soli chip seems to have so much wasted potential. When Google first demonstrated its ATAP group's Project Soli concept, almost everyone who saw it was not only impressed but sure that this was going to be part o...
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Xbox's Auto HDR feature comes to PC games

Pocket-lint - 18 Mar 2021 13:09
Xbox's Auto HDR feature comes to PC games When the Xbox Series X and S came out late last year they brought a few new tricks with them on the technical side, to go with increases in power and speed.
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Fitbit doesn't have to do a lot to make the Charge 5 a great wearable I'll be ready to charge another Fitbit on my credit card if the Charge 5 sees a few minor improvements like these. Fitbit has had quite a busy 12 months or so. It extended its Fitbit Premium free trials during the COVID-...
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An amazing Pixel feature is now available in your Chrome browser One of the great things about Pixel phones is that Google finds ways to add all sorts of new software tricks to the handsets that aren't available elsewhere on Android. Or they're not available right away. One such examp...
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The same system that lets developers back up Cosmos DB databases now also enables real-time analytics on live operational data, creating a blueprint for making it easier to integrate different cloud services.
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Researchers use human stem cells to simulate human blastocysts Researchers have used human stem cells in the laboratory to mimic the earliest stage of human embryo growth yet. Multiple research groups have reported successful growth of balls of cells that resemble human blastocysts....
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