Checkm8 is a bootrom-level security exploit that can be used against every iPhone from the 4S to the X. It was announced late last week by axi0mX — axi0mX… axi0m10… dammit, Apple! — and ever since we’ve seen everything from fear, uncertainty, and doubt, to supremely good reporting on what it is, what it isn’t, […]
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All Android devices have a bunch of Google apps pre-installed that require a set of permissions to be granted. Have you ever checked the list of Google app permissions? Below, we’ll explain all Google app permissions so that you have a clear understanding of them. If you are concerned about your privacy, you should try
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The pace that things change and advance in the digital era is extraordinary. The technology of a few years ago is already so old that it could probably be showcased in a museum. For the average person, it is actually quite hard to keep up with the speed at which things move. This makes it
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For the human body to work at its optimum capacity, there are some minerals the body shouldn’t lack. One of the body minerals is Iron. The lack of iron in the body can lead to fatigue, Anemia (insufficient amount of oxygen in your blood). Consume iron rich foods such as green leafy vegetables, eggs, dry
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Last Thursday (Feb. 14), the nonprofit research firm OpenAI released a new language model capable of generating convincing passages of prose. So convincing, in fact, that the researchers have refrained from open-sourcing the code, in hopes of stalling its potential weaponization as a means of mass-producing fake news. While the impressive results are a remarkable leap
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In researching the role and impact of six transformative technologies in key industries today, Digital Orbit utilized two focus groups. A collective of IHS Markit analysts formed one of the groups in question, while the other group consisted of respondents from Digital Orbit’s Key Influencer Survey—an appraisal of leaders and major decision-makers at companies
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In his 2017 Amazon shareholder letter, Jeff Bezos wrote something interesting about Alexa, Amazon’s voice-driven intelligent assistant: In the U.S., U.K., and Germany, we’ve improved Alexa’s spoken language understanding by more than 25% over the last 12 months through enhancements in Alexa’s machine learning components and the use of semi-supervised learning techniques. (These semi-supervised learning
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There are two types of sitemaps: HTML and XML. HTML sitemaps guide visitors, mostly. XML sitemaps guide search engine bots, to ensure they find a site’s URLs to index. Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each will help with your search engine optimization. XML Sitemaps XML makes information machine-readable. XML sitemaps provide search engines with an
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Wayfair, explained: the walkout, the selection, and how it works Vox.com As the e-commerce home decor giant Wayfair deals with issues raised by its recent employee walkout and opens its first-ever store, one question remains: How … Source link
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We are living in an era where everything is about technology. There is a great need to enhance how humans conduct their day-to-day activities. As a result, everyone is ready to accept new technologies. You can now control devices using a remote and do voice commands, and now there is a new player in the
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