Tag: september
AverMedia AS311 AI Speakerphone
Speakerphone is a telephone that has been designed as a communication device that can be used for a number of different applications. AverMedia AS311 AI Speakerphone is a smart telephone with speech recognition capabilities that have been specifically designed for use with the iPhone as its primary communication platform. Using Apple’s iPhone as its primary…
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Apple iOS 15 – The Latest Version of iOS
After many months and years of development, Apple has finally released the latest version of its iOS operating system, iOS 15. While the iOS 13. 4 beta has finally been released, it hasn’t gone in for public testing. As a result, Apple iOS 15 has been limited to a limited beta testing campaign. The good…
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Nanalysis Software Company – New York, USA
Nanalysis is a software company, located in New York, USA, specialising in software systems engineering and data science. We are a small team of software engineers, developers and entrepreneurs. We are developing a range of software and systems engineering projects, and the company believes that you are the core of the future of software and…
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DiDi Group Lawsuit Against Symantec
DiDi is suing three securities class action lawyers, demanding them fork over $3 million for legal protection. Here’s what they are asking for. DiDi is suing three securities class action lawyers, demanding them fork over $3 million for legal protection. Here’s what they are asking for. DiDi is suing three securities class action lawyers, demanding…
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Sony Patent Application – Infringed?
I have been following this case for a little over a year now—more than that, in fact. At first, the ruling was a surprise to most observers, who thought the patent would have to be invalidated if it wasn’t for the fact of infringement (assuming the patent was invalidated). I think this was a major…
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Network Security and Security News – The New Zealand Government’s Links Between Chinese Government-Sponsors and Malicious Cyber Activity
Network Security and Security News is not responsible for the information presented on this page. We strongly recommend that you use common sense and verify information for yourself. It is important to note that any and all postings, comments, etc. by New Zealanders on this webpage are solely their responsibility, as they stand and reflect…
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The Forensic Architecture: Violence at the Threshold of Detectability
Goldsmith, James C. Goldsmith is a Senior Vice President in Intel’s Information Technology Group. He joined Intel in September 2001 and currently serves in his current role as one of Intel’s three longest-serving and highest-paid executives in the Silicon Valley. Goldsmith is responsible for the execution and direction of Intel’s IT operations in several key…
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How the NFT’s Can Help Art and Tech Companies in the 21st Century
How the NFT’s can help art and tech companies in the 21st century. By Brian Lillis. NFTs: The tech that’s disrupting art and tech | Cryptocurrency. Full Article Text: How the NFT’s can help art and tech companies in the 21st century. Artificial intelligence and machine learning have now become mainstream in a number of…
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Australia’s Solar Tax: The Tax Must Not Be a Barrier to Investment in Solar
Australia’s solar tax: the tax must not be a barrier to investment in solar and will be the basis of a new incentive for the deployment of solar energy. by Brian Williams, Executive Director of Network Security. Network Security International (NSI) is an international trade association of professional security officers and systems integrators. We operate…
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MagSafe Battery Pack – The New Product From Apple
MagSafe Battery Pack, the new product from Apple, which is supposed to improve the quality of your iPhone battery and help you save more battery without getting rid of any of the extra power of using with an iPhone 12. For those of you who are a Mac user who want to use Mac instead…
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