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A research team in the United Kingdom has developed new artificial intelligence systems that will be used in the future. The fact that these technologies can assist in assessing lung cancer and heart disease much more precisely and early is what attracts the most attention to them. At the moment, cardiologists can tell whether…
Rising competition from over-the-top (OTT) media providers is encouraging pay TV operators to rethink their business models and devise more efficient profit-generating strategies. Furthermore, newcomers like MOBITV provide personalised, cost-effective, and adaptable alternatives to their consumers based on their needs, ensuring customer happiness. This is expected to encourage new and established firms to diversify their…
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Employees departing and joining a company is an inevitable element of doing business. When staff turnover has a negative rather than positive impact on the organisation, it becomes a significant challenge. When an employee is lost or replaced for the betterment of the company, this is referred to as positive attrition. The loss of outstanding…
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A jackhammer is a pneumatic, hydraulic, or electric tool that combines a hammer and a chisel in one. The jackhammer market is expanding due to increased construction around the world. The growing demand for jackhammers in the construction industry is propelling the market forward. The growing popularity of jackhammers due to their benefits such as…
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The AI-powered camera tool by Google can now identify more than a billion products, the firm claimed via a blog post. Google Lens rolled out in 2017 in a preliminary iteration on Assistant and Photos with only almost 250,000 products within its repertoire. The extension follows over a year after the optical character recognition engine…
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Google will include a new security function to Chrome OS, the firm’s web-supported OS that fuels its Chromebooks machines. The new function, dubbed as USBGuard, will ban authorization to the USB port access while the screen of the device is locked. As per a source code commit of Chrome OS located by media previously this…
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A handful scammy iOS apps have been taking benefit of Apple’s Touch ID feature by attempting to trick consumers into making transactions with false commitments of employing the fingerprint scans for fitness info, as per media reports. The two applications—dubbed as “Calories Tracker” and “Fitness Balance”— were spotted by different Reddit consumers over the past…
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FedEx anticipates trade disputes and an economic slowdown around the globe could have severe consequences for its operations next year. The company significantly reduced its profit stance for the full year, ending on May 30, declining it from 7% to 10%. He had just raised his predictions three months ago. Although FedEx operations remain strong…
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As per research of Symantec, Apple App Store for iOS and Google Play Store for Android have numerous applications that render users to confidentiality threats. There are specific applications for iOS and Android users that ask for too many consents to access the personal data of a user. In the survey, Symantec clarified how private…
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