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The technology which might help the world to deal with grim UN climate change warnings

Carbon removal relies on removing existing CO2 from the atmosphere, either by planting trees, or using technology such as ‘carbon capture’.

Apple criticised for system that detects child abuse

There are privacy concerns that the system will be expanded to scan phones for political speech.

The Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 5G is good enough for casual gaming

The Redmi Note 10 5G may not be covered in glass like a premium flagship smartphone, but the two-tone matte finish gives the plastic back an appealing look.

Apple debut plan to detect images of child sexual abuse

Apple announced new iPhone features Thursday that it said would enable the detection and reporting of illegal images of child sexual abuse while preserving users’ privacy.Driving the news: One new system will use cryptographic hashes to identify illegal images that users are uploading to Apple’s iCloud without Apple directly snooping in users’ troves of photos, which can be encrypted.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeIf Apple’s sy

Te mostramos las mejores apps Android disponibles (septiembre 2020)

Ejercítate, trabaja, relájate, consigue la cena y haz mucho más con estas aplicaciones para Android.

Siri, Unaware Women Play Four Quarters Of Basketball, Convinced Every Game Is Double-OT

NCAA women’s basketball switched from halves to quarters two years ago, but Siri didn’t get the notice. Ask Apple’s digital assistant for a women’s tournament score, and she’ll excitedly inform you that the game was a thriller—going to double overtime.

The Future Of Innovation Is Innovation: A Day At Stanford's Sports-Business Conference

Stanford University in the springtime is immaculate. There are no clouds in the sky and none of the aerated haze of the East Bay or the fog of San Francisco. Off to the west, the Santa Cruz Mountains gently form the outer boundary of Palo Alto. As I got lost looking for the Stanford Graduate School of Business’s…

The Cycling World Is In An Uproar Over A Nasty, Mysterious Injury

The professional cycling peloton is currently wrapping up its preseason at the Abu Dhabi Tour, the last of the Middle East races. The first cobbled classic of the season takes place this weekend, but for now, the best sprinters in the world are enjoying the warm temperatures and flat roads of the United Arab Emirates…

Time For Unions To Figure Out The Internet

Since the Reagan era, wages have stagnated, unions have declined, and average workers have lost power. If we want any of that to change in the near future, we will have to look… everywhere.

NBA: We Might Speed Up The End Of Games Because Of Crappy Millennial Attention Spans

The last two minutes of an NBA game move at the pace of continental drift thanks to an interminable barrage of timeouts, replay reviews to determine exactly whose ass the ball bounced off of, and free throw back-and-forths. It’s boring, and bad, and turns what should be the most enthralling part of the game into a…