Articles by Inno Flores
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Environmentally Friendly Farming: Farmers Utilize Selective Breeding to Reduce Methane Emissions in Cows
This aims to reduce methane emissions and reaffirm their dedication to environmental sustainability.
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Elon Musk's X Introduces New 'Sensitivity Settings' to Give Advertisers Control Over Ad Placement
X, owned by Elon Musk, offers advertisers fresh avenues to influence the type of content accompanying their advertisements.
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Google Loses Appeal in $5 Billion Lawsuit Over ‘Incognito Mode’ Tracking
A California judge junked Monday the request of Google for summary judgment in a lawsuit filed by users who claimed that the tech firm misled them into believing their privacy was being protected during incognito mode.
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Biochip Technology Enables Swift Detection of Cancer Protein Markers, Viruses
The tool offers an alternative to test sensors that rely on light absorption, emission, and polymerase chain reaction.
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Complete Giant Panda Skeleton Unearthed in Ancient Chinese Imperial Tomb
This is a historical epoch that stretches back over 2,000 years. In a significant revelation, Chinese researchers have unearthed what they assert to be the inaugural fully preserved skeleton of a giant panda, nestled within the tomb of an emperor from the Han dynasty.
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Electrify America Unveils EV Charging Pricing Overhaul: Transitioning to Station-Specific Rates
The app will provide transparent charger rates which users should verify on-site. Electrify America is sharing upcoming pricing changes. The app will provide transparent charger rates which users should verify on-site.
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Chinese Hackers Maintain Deep Access to Japanese Defense Networks for Months
Efforts have been undertaken by Tokyo, however, these measures are still regarded as inadequate in shielding them from Beijing.
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Revolutionary Robotic Headgear Enables Freely Moving Mice for Brain Activity Studies
This innovative device allows mice to move freely while being connected to heavy brain-recording machinery.
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U.S. Companies Shift Supply Chains Away from Chinese Suppliers Amid Trade Relations
Major corporations such as HP, Stanley Black & Decker, and Lego are realigning their supply chains to cater to American consumers.
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Iraq Suspends Telegram Messaging App Citing National Security Concerns
This decision has sparked criticism raising debates about the implications of such actions on freedom of communication and digital rights.
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Best Buy's Geek Squad to Offer In-Store Repairs for Google Pixel Devices
This brings increased accessibility and convenience to Pixel users in these urban hubs. Following Samsung's lead, Best Buy is reportedly gearing up to expand its repair endeavors by potentially introducing in-store Pixel repairs at specific locations.
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AI System EWAD Can Provide Early Warnings for Dangerous Virus Variants, Scientists Says
EWAD is a machine learning system to scrutinize virus variants' mortality rates during global dissemination.
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Elon Musk's X Faces Delay in Making Promised Payments for Ads Revenue Sharing Program Due to Overwhelming Popularity
As Twitter undergoes a rebranding to become X, the news of delayed payments comes as no surprise, given its recent history.
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Global Ransomware Attacks Continue to Surge: New Report Shows US Is the Primary Target
A new study reveals that the US bears the brunt of these ransomware attacks. Ransomware attacks are rapidly rising globally. A new study reveals a significant surge from July 2022 to June 2023, with the United States being the primary target of these attacks.
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Google Wins Partial Victory in Antitrust Case Ahead of Trial Next Month
A federal judge has ruled that the antitrust case against Google filed by the Department of Justice and a coalition of states can proceed to trial but with some claims dismissed.
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Chinese Doctors Operate Remote Surgery on Rabbits 350 Miles Away Using 5G Robot
The surgical procedures were carried out at the Hainan Eye Hospital in Hainan province while the rabbits were physically present in Guangzhou.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Highlights 'Multiple Generative AI Initiatives' Across All Divisions
The CEO highlighted how their infrastructure and services play a crucial role in empowering various generative artificial intelligence applications.
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Vietnam Embraces Mobile Games Industry Amid Economic Potential
A significant shift in perception was witnessed during the inaugural Vietnam GameVerse Day held in Ho Chi Minh City earlier this year.
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Alphabet Inc. Faces Allegations of Illegally Terminating Google Help Contract Workers Amid Unionization Efforts
This is a violation of labor laws that prohibit retaliatory measures against employees for their organizing endeavors.
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FCC Fines Largest Illegal Robocall Operation Worth $300 Million
This marks the heftiest penalty ever imposed by the agency. After an exhaustive months-long investigation, FCC has taken a decisive stand against the scourge of robocalls, hitting the largest illegal operation with an unprecedented $300 million fine.
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Voyager Space, Airbus Join Forces to Develop Starlab That Could Replace NASA's International Space Station
American aerospace company Voyager Space and Europe's Airbus Defence and Space have collaborated to develop the next-generation space station called Starlab.
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Juul Labs Seeks $1 Billion Funding After Facing Near-Bankruptcy
Electric e-cigarette company Juul Labs Inc. aims to raise $1 billion in funding through a collaboration with Jefferies Financial Group Inc.
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FCC Faces Appeals from Internet Service Providers Seeking More Funds, Amnesty Window Amid RDOF Grant Concerns
These appeals have been submitted through formal filings and discussions with FCC officials. The "Coalition of RDOF Winners" is appealing to the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) for more funding and an amnesty window to return some grants penalty-free.
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Disney's Layoffs Extend to Marvel's In-House Podcast Team
The team was responsible for producing companion podcasts and shows like Women of Marvel, The History of Marvel, and This Week in Marvel.
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Meta Starts Cutting Access to News on Facebook, Instagram in Canada Amid Online News Act
The move has been met with criticism from the Canadian government, which denounces it as "irresponsible."
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New Species of Ancient Jellyfish Discovered in 505-Million-Year-Old Fossils
Rare 505-million-year-old fossils have led to the discovery of a new species of ancient jellyfish. In a remarkable discovery that rewinds the tape of time, rare 505-million-year-old fossil remains have led to the discovery of a new species of ancient jellyfish.
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Former Tesla Employees Face Trial Over Alleged Trade Secret Breach at Rivian
Tesla and Rivian's legal battle escalates as nearly a dozen former Tesla employees face trial over allegations of breaching confidentiality agreements.
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MrBeast Files Lawsuit Against His Partner in Food Delivery Business Over Brand Tarnishing
The lawsuit alleges that VDC's focus on rapid expansion compromised food quality, resulting in numerous customer complaints and negative reviews.
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Scientists in UK Are Scouring Cathedral Roofs to Collect Cosmic Dust
Scientists in the UK will analyze cosmic dust collected from ancient structures to understand space material's impact on Earth and its atmosphere.
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Democratic State Attorneys General Appeal to Overturn Order Hindering Biden Admin's Social Media Content Moderation
A group of Democratic state attorneys general is actively working to overturn a restrictive order that curtails government officials' authority to influence social media content moderation.
