Articles by Fei Ruby
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Apple Turns Down French Findings: iPhone 12 Complies With Radiation Standards
Despite a French watchdog's order to prohibit sales owing to European radiation exposure concerns, Apple argues that its iPhone 12 model complies with international radiation regulations.
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Google's Antitrust Trial: Firm Denies Accusations of Power Abuse for Monopoly
Prosecutors are focusing on significant default placement fees in the Google antitrust trial, which is exploring whether Google illegally monopolized the search engine industry. Google, on the other hand, supports fierce competition in online access ways.
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New 'String' Technology to Change Lithium Extraction
Researchers at Princeton University have created a novel lithium extraction method that uses porous fibers to cut down on production time and land use while providing an environmentally responsible response to an urgent energy problem.
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US Facing off Against Google in Highly Awaited Antitrust Trial
The US Justice Department accuses Google of illegally maintaining its online search dominance, while Google claims its market share is due to its efficient service, paving the way for a high-stakes antitrust trial.
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NASA Can Now Keep Small Dog Alive on Mars by Supplying It With Oxygen for 10 Hours
In order to provide future astronauts with breathing air and rocket fuel, NASA's MOXIE Mars project has produced enough oxygen to support a small dog for 10 hours.
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UH Scientists Pioneering Electrochemical Technology for Oceanic Carbon Capture
With $250,000 funding from the US Department of Energy, University of Houston researchers under the direction of Professor Mim Rahimi are developing eDOC technology to offer a reasonably priced and ecologically responsible alternative to conventional carbon removal techniques.
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Windows 11 Paint App Unveils Background Eraser for Image Editing
Microsoft integrated a new background removal tool that has since been added to the Paint program in Windows 11, making it simple and quick to remove backgrounds from images.
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Tech Giants to Talk AI: Musk, Zuckerberg, Gates at Private Capitol Summit
In the midst of continuing Congressional hearings on the possible existential hazards of artificial intelligence, industry luminaries such as Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates are attending a closed-door gathering on Capitol Hill to explore regulation of the technology.
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Infinix Unveils Industry's First 3D Lighting Leather Technology
To improve smartphone appearance and dynamic alerts, Infinix presents 3D Lighting Leather technology, which combines vibrant LED lights with translucent TPU leather.
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Roblox to Debut on PlayStation 4 and PS5: New Gaming Era Begins
Roblox is making its way to PlayStation as revealed in their yearly Developer's Conference. During the much-anticipated Roblox's annual Developer Conference, a groundbreaking revelation took center stage: the beloved platform is set to debut on PlayStation 4 and PS5.
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Tech Giants Penalized for Animal Abuse Content
A BBC Eye investigation into a global monkey torture ring led to the creation of a new amendment to the Online Safety Bill, which could result in fines of up to £18 million for tech firms who fail to remove animal cruelty films from their platforms.
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Starfield Player Recreates Exact Model of the Magic School Bus
The Magic School Bus from the educational program from the 1990s has been recreated by a player in Starfield, displaying the game's customizability and adventure potential while paying respect to the spirit of discovery of the show.
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Apple AirPods May Help Improve Crash Detection Accuracy
AirPods and other devices will be used in Apple's patent application to improve accident detection accuracy, especially for head injuries that may not be detected by Apple Watch or iPhone.
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China Expands Restrictions on iPhone Use Among State Workers
Apple is having problems as a result of China's limits on iPhone usage by government workers and the escalating hostilities between Beijing and Washington.
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Google to Require Political Adverts Disclose Use of AI
In order to prevent artificial content and potential misinformation ahead of the 2016 US presidential election, Google is forcing political advertising to identify AI usage in visuals and audio.
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UK Government Assures Continuation of Online Safety Bill Despite Criticism
Despite rising criticism from tech businesses and industry experts, the UK government is continuing with its proposal to check encrypted conversations for hazardous material, claiming that such scanning would only be necessary if technically possible.
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Samsung to Integrate Generative AI in Home Appliances for Better User Experience
As part of its dedication to responsible and ethical AI development, Samsung wants to deploy generative AI to enhance its home products, providing improved environmental awareness and personalized interactions.
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Electric Cars Could Go Further With Toothpaste Ingredients
Researchers at Argonne National Laboratory have found a fluoride electrolyte that has the potential to greatly enhance the performance and longevity of next-generation batteries, transforming the electric car market.
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University of Oxford Breakthrough Paves Way for Bio-Integrated Devices That Can Directly Stimulate Cells
Researchers from Oxford have created a nanoscale bio-integrated power source that enables direct cell stimulation and has potential uses in biomedicine and future technology.
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Marketing Accident Causes Google to Leak New Google Pixel 8
Inadvertently displaying the future Pixel 8 Pro's design, camera visor, and new color choice in a marketing shot, Google hinted at the impending Pixel 8 range launch.
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Astrology Is Awesome: Super Rare Blue Moon Happening In Pisces—What You Need To Know
The biggest and brightest moon of 2023 will rise as a full super Blue Moon in the changeable seas of Pisces. This lunar occurrence serves as a reminder of the value of introspection and release by inspiring us to trust our instincts and accept the harsh realities of life.
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Satellite Messaging Might Be Coming to Android Users in 150 Countries
Google and Garmin may work together on two-way emergency satellite messaging for Android 14. Official confirmation is still coming, and the viability of the plan rests on incorporating satellite functionality into popular Android handsets and resolving any potential financial difficulties.
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Nature's Wonders: Formation of Aurora Borealis Explained
The aurora borealis, often known as the northern lights, is a natural occurrence brought on by charged solar particles interacting with Earth's atmosphere. This causes ionized molecule emission, solar wind interaction, and wavy light patterns to appear in the polar night sky.
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Paper Straws Potentially Contain Harmful Chemicals Similar to Plastic Variations, Scientists Say
Due to the possibility of exposure to dangerous PFAS compounds, which are bad for both the environment and human health, researchers recommend using stainless steel straws or staying away from straws entirely as eco-friendly alternatives to paper straws.
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Social Media Users Now Free to Leave Algorithms Thanks to New EU Law
The Digital Services Act (DSA) of the EU promotes user agency in platform engagement by allowing social media users to choose chronological feeds over AI-driven tailored information.
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X Takes Down Holocaust-Denial Content Following Criticism from Auschwitz Museum
Following complaints from the Auschwitz Museum, Twitter took down a tweet that denied the Holocaust, exposing inconsistencies in its handling of hate speech under Elon Musk.
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Stroke Patients Regain Movement Through Use of Brain Implants
Using electrodes implanted in the cerebellum, deep brain stimulation (DBS) may be able to prolong recovery periods and provide long-lasting benefits for stroke patients, according to a study published in Nature Medicine.
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Senators Call for Investigation on YouTube's Targeted Ads for Kids Yet Again
Senators have asked for a probe into possible violations of child safety and privacy legislation as a result of concerns raised in the Adalytic's report concerning YouTube's inappropriately targeted adverts on children's material.
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Japanese Embrace Wearable Tech: Jackets with Built-In Fans to Counter Summer Heat
New clothing tech such as fan-equipped jackets and cooling neck tubes are being developed by Japanese companies in order to negate the effects of the country's intense summer weather.
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Advertisers Are Using Generative AI Despite Risks of Copyright and Security
Major advertisers like Nestle and Unilever are adopting generative AI like ChatGPT and DALL-E to enhance productivity and cut marketing costs, despite worries over copyright, security, and possible biases, necessitating human participation.
