Catherine Garland, an astrophysicist and an engineering teacher, started seeing the problem in 2017 as she was teaching students to use simulation software for jet engines, but students were getting the same error message: The program couldn't find their files. The concept of file folders and directories is gibberish to many modern students, which is essential to previous generations' understanding of computers.
Marketers are working more closely with publishers to replace lost data as third-party cookies crumble, leaving the ones in the middle in a more precarious position as the largest media holding companies are well-positioned, as are the savvier smaller publishers who dominate a niche, but they are too small to build credible first-party audiences at scale.
The European Union announced on Thursday that it will force Apple's iPhone to adopt a standard connector called USB-C in order to cut down gadget waste. The plan would also apply to other gadgets such as headphones and cameras, but there are exceptions too, according to the EU.
Despite the head of the National Transportation Safety Board expressing serious concerns about its safety last week, Tesla has now enabled access to the beta of its “Full Self-Driving” (FSD) program to more Tesla drivers, via a “request” button on Teslas’ dashboard screens. However, before a driver gets access to the software, Tesla will determine their “safety score,” using five criteria that estimate “the likelihood that your driving could result in a future collision,” according to a page on Tesla’s website.
Samsung thinks it has a better way to develop brain-like chips: borrow existing brain structures. The tech firm has proposed a method that would "copy and paste" a brain's neuron wiring map to 3D neuromorphic chips. The approach would rely on a nanoelectrode array that enters a large volumes of neurons to record both where the neurons connect and the strength of those connections. You could copy that data and 'paste' it to a 3D network of solid-state memory, whether it's off-the-shelf flash storage or cutting-edge memory like resistive RAM.
Apple's new iPhone 13 line is coming out on Friday, bringing impressive changes in the smartphones' cameras, batteries and performance, including the pint-sized iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, the iPhone 13 pro, and a hand-stretched iPhone 13pro Max. All phones have improved larger image sensors, providing more accurate shots in normal and low-light settings.
The main hook of the South Korean series is that it is likened to Battle Royale, Black Mirror, and The Hunger Games, but it adds enough substance to cement itself as a compelling watch. The series is about a man who is desperate for money and is forced to play children's games for cash.
China's central bank has called all digital currencies illegal and vowed to crackdown on the market, saying services offering trade, order match, token issuing and derivatives are strictly prohibited, with overseas crypto exchanges also illegal. The PBOC has improved its system to step-up monitoring and root-out speculative investment.
Amazon.com is embroiled in politically charged controversy as it tries to establish another regional headquarters in Cape Town, South Africa, more than two years after abandoning plans for a $2.5 billion New York City headquarters. This fight is over land and a river that some South African indigenous groups say are sacred and should be declared a World Heritage site.
All smartphones sold in the EU must have USB-C chargers as the aim is to reduce waste by encouraging consumers to re-use existing chargers when buying a new device. Apple is the main manufacturer of smartphones using a custom charging port, as its iPhone series uses an Apple-made "Lightning" connector.
Twitter is planning to launch its own creator fund to provide audio creators with financial, technical and marketing support. The company also announced a new feature that would allow its app to better serve creators working with NFTs or non-fungible tokens, stored on the blockchain, and plans for other experiments.