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Google Chrome Embraces Exploit Protection Feature Available on Windows 10
Google Chrome has enabled hardware-enforced stack protection technology that Microsoft first adopted for Windows 10. It works with machines running on Windows 20H1 (December Update) or later powered by processors that support Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) such as AMD Zen 3 Ryzen and 11th-generation Intel CPUs.
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Opera for Android, Desktop Browsers Get Redesigned Sync Capabilities
Opera for Android version 60 and Opera for desktop version 71 have launched in India. The new versions use QR code scanning to establish connection to easily sync files across devices.
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New Touchless Device to Better Detect Heart Problems
The device monitors a patient's blood flow at multiple arterial points simultaneously and without direct contact with the skin.
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Mumbai Law College Imposes Draconian Dress Code on Students
From four-inch long sleeves and tops that flow seven-inches below the waist to shoes that cover every inch of the foot, a Borivli law college has imposed a dress code on its students that they call 'Taliban-like'
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Google Chrome Embraces Exploit Protection Feature Available on Windows 10
Google Chrome has enabled hardware-enforced stack protection technology that Microsoft first adopted for Windows 10. It works with machines running on Windows 20H1 (December Update) or later powered by processors that support Control-flow Enforcement Technology (CET) such as AMD Zen 3 Ryzen and 11th-generation Intel CPUs.
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Opera for Android, Desktop Browsers Get Redesigned Sync Capabilities
Opera for Android version 60 and Opera for desktop version 71 have launched in India. The new versions use QR code scanning to establish connection to easily sync files across devices.
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New Touchless Device to Better Detect Heart Problems
The device monitors a patient's blood flow at multiple arterial points simultaneously and without direct contact with the skin.
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Mumbai Law College Imposes Draconian Dress Code on Students
From four-inch long sleeves and tops that flow seven-inches below the waist to shoes that cover every inch of the foot, a Borivli law college has imposed a dress code on its students that they call 'Taliban-like'
