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How Sweden Became the Silicon Valley of Europe
Sweden's home computer drive, and concurrent early investment in Internet connectivity, help explain why its capital Stockholm has become such rich soil for startups, birthing and incubating the likes of Spotify, Skype, and Klarna, even though it has some of the highest tax rates in the world.
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Mi TV Webcam With Support for Making 1080p Video Calls Launched in India
Mi TV Webcam was launched in India by Xiaomi on Thursday, June 24. The new offering by the Chinese company is identical to the OnePlus TV Camera that was launched earlier this month. It lets users make full-HD (1080p) video calls at 25fps.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Millions of IoT Devices Exposed to Hacking Due to Amnesia:33 Vulnerability, Research Shows
Researchers at the Forescout Technologies cybersecurity firm say they have identified vulnerabilities in software widely used by millions of connected devices – flaws that could be exploited by hackers to penetrate business and home computer networks and disrupt them.
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Education Dreams Fade For Millions In Digitally Divided India
The coronavirus pandemic that forced people into their homes and forced schools and colleges to move to virtual classes has edged education dreams with conditions aplenty – a computer or at least a smartphone, proper internet connectivity and uninterrupted power supply.
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DSSSB Teachers' Exam Cancellation: Delhi High Court Questions Board Withdrawing Teachers' Appointment Process
The Delhi High Court today questioned the Directorate of Education's decision asking the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) to withdraw the process for recruiting more than 8,900 teachers in Delhi government-run schools.
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Trippy Uses Wi-Fi to Help Ordinary Speakers Go Wireless
This Indian gadget is like a Chromecast for music. It connects to your existing speakers, and uses Wi-Fi to stream music from your computer or phone.
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Alibaba Forms Automotive, 'Smart Living' Business Units
Alibaba is racing to introduce Internet and computing capabilities to various kinds of everyday products, from home appliances to cars.
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How Sweden Became the Silicon Valley of Europe
Sweden's home computer drive, and concurrent early investment in Internet connectivity, help explain why its capital Stockholm has become such rich soil for startups, birthing and incubating the likes of Spotify, Skype, and Klarna, even though it has some of the highest tax rates in the world.
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Mi TV Webcam With Support for Making 1080p Video Calls Launched in India
Mi TV Webcam was launched in India by Xiaomi on Thursday, June 24. The new offering by the Chinese company is identical to the OnePlus TV Camera that was launched earlier this month. It lets users make full-HD (1080p) video calls at 25fps.
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Wonder How People Exchanged Mails on the Move in 1984? Watch This Video to Find Out
The two-minute video was posted on Twitter by journalist Jon Erlichman. It shows a British man traveling on a train in Japan and his attempts to receive messages from his home over the telephone, using a large modem.
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Millions of IoT Devices Exposed to Hacking Due to Amnesia:33 Vulnerability, Research Shows
Researchers at the Forescout Technologies cybersecurity firm say they have identified vulnerabilities in software widely used by millions of connected devices – flaws that could be exploited by hackers to penetrate business and home computer networks and disrupt them.
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Education Dreams Fade For Millions In Digitally Divided India
The coronavirus pandemic that forced people into their homes and forced schools and colleges to move to virtual classes has edged education dreams with conditions aplenty – a computer or at least a smartphone, proper internet connectivity and uninterrupted power supply.
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DSSSB Teachers' Exam Cancellation: Delhi High Court Questions Board Withdrawing Teachers' Appointment Process
The Delhi High Court today questioned the Directorate of Education's decision asking the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board (DSSSB) to withdraw the process for recruiting more than 8,900 teachers in Delhi government-run schools.
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Trippy Uses Wi-Fi to Help Ordinary Speakers Go Wireless
This Indian gadget is like a Chromecast for music. It connects to your existing speakers, and uses Wi-Fi to stream music from your computer or phone.
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Alibaba Forms Automotive, 'Smart Living' Business Units
Alibaba is racing to introduce Internet and computing capabilities to various kinds of everyday products, from home appliances to cars.
