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The Sun’s Gravitational Field Trapped Interstellar Visitors?

Scientists might have chanced upon an “entire” interstellar asteroid population. An astronomers team believe that they have chanced upon a multitude of interstellar visitors, a group of asteroids orbiting Jupiter. The scientists think that these are not from our solar system instead they came from...

Facebook Messenger Rooms Is A Step To Counter Zoom Popularity

Facebook Inc says to need to download anything new, just get started with Messenger Rooms without worrying about Privacy Issues. Facebook introduced new rooms in its Messenger in order to keep up with the popularity of Zoom Call App. In this new feature, if communities and friends create rooms open...

Apple sets to ditch Intel processors for Mac in 2021

American corporation Apple plans to release a Mac with its own ARM processor, which will replace the Intel processor in 2021. It is reported by Bloomberg, citing sources within the company. According to the publication, Apple is developing three processors at once as part of the Kalamata project....

Gilead Sciences’ Experimental Drug Show Encouraging Results On COVID-19 Patients

Are we closer than we think from finding a cure to the never seen before pandemic that the world is battling at present? Last week, Gilead Sciences’ shares jumped by sixteen percent as a “media report” claimed that the former’s experimental medicine, remdesivir, had shown “encouraging partial data”...

Google bans employees from using Zoom

Google has banned its employees from using Zoom on business computers due to non-compliance of the software with security standards. This is reported by BuzzFeed with reference to a letter sent to the employees of the company. “According to our policy, we do not allow employees to use unverified...

UK trials new breathing aid developed by Mercedes Formula One

A new breathing aid to replace ventilators in UCLH in a trial phase, which has created within a week’s time. One team of “Mercedes Formula One” developed a new type of “breathing aid” for helping the victims of coronavirus outbreak. The said breathing aid was prepared within a week’s time and it...

Uber sues Los Angeles authorities over user data collection

US Uber Technologies filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Department of Transportation in connection with the authorities’ demand to provide information about the whereabouts of users of a real-time bike rental service. City officials say they need this data to better monitor road situations and...

Google Introduces New Coronavirus Website

The search giant collaborated with the U.S. government to develop a website dedicated to important information about COVID-19 outbreak. Google, a company of Alphabet Inc, reported that it launched a website mainly keeping the focus on the United States which will provide “information about...

WHO Warns That The Youth Are ‘Not Invincible' To The Novel Coronavirus

The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that young people are susceptible to the coronavirus which can also can sicken or kill them and therefore they should avoid mingling together and prevent the spread of the virus to older people or others who are more vulnerable to contract the disease....

Chinese software company learns to recognize 95% of masked faces

When the whole world begins to wear masks due to the coronavirus, face recognition technologies may be less effective. However, a company from China managed to bring accuracy of recognition of even a half-open face to 95% or even higher. Hanwang company has installed more than 2 million face...
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