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Facebook is working on a new device that will read your brain waves in order to power a device that will let you type like a keyboard without having a keyboard or control lights and devices with hand gestures tied to eye wear and a wearable arm band. yepp now the will be reading your brain. Become an Insider today
There have been rumours of a OnePlus smart watch for some time but it's finally been confirmed by CEO Pete Lau. In a community post, he says, "The first-ever OnePlus Watch will launch together with the OnePlus 9 Series on March 23, adding a new element of convenience and seamless connectivity between all of your OnePlus devices." Frequently requested by
The Wikimedia Foundation, a nonprofit, has introduced a new product called Wikimedia Enterprise. The Wikimedia Enterprise product “provides paid developer tools and services that make it easier for companies and organizations to consume and re-use Wikimedia data.” It will be released “later in 2021.” Companies and organizations that want to find out more about this new product can do so
Googles 5 Billion dollars incognito lawsuit is being allowed to advance. This is after Google has worked hard to get it dismissed but it has enough legs to proceed and obviously Google is not happy. So we will see where this one goes. Remember Incognito does not mean a private session only one that is free of cookies. Become an
Scandinavian air quality specialists, Airthings, have announced the View Plus smart air monitor which senses over half-a-dozen air quality metrics: particulate matter (PM), carbon dioxide (CO2), radon gas (Rn), temperature, humidity and air pressure. Designed to help create a healthy home, air quality has become all the more important during the pandemic lockdowns with people remaining in their houses to
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) posted an immediate release in which they stated that a federal grand jury returned an indictment against the CEO of Sky Global and an associate. They are facing federal Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) charges. Part of the immediate release states: …According to the indictment, Sky Global’s devices are specifically designed to prevent
Google is facing a lawsuit that it tried (and failed) to kill. Bloomberg reported that the suit alleges that Google secretly scoops up troves of internet data even if users browse in “Incognito" mode to keep their search activity private. The case is called Brown v. Google LLC, and was brought by three plaintiffs (individually and on behalf of all