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International hacking group Anonymous says they hacked Russia
[ad_1] The hacking group Anonymous claims they will release 35,000 files containing “secret deals” after hacking the Bank of Russia. The Central Bank was tasked with protecting the Russian rubleRead More
EU Targets Big Tech’s Power with Landmark Digital Act
[ad_1] GÖTTINGEN, Germany — The European Union was expected to complete one of the world’s most sweeping laws this week, tackling the power of the biggest tech companies by enactingRead More
Animated GIF Creator Stephen Wilhite dies at 74
[ad_1] Computer programmer Stephen E. Wilhite, best known for inventing GIF, the looping animations that have become the universal language for conveying humor, sarcasm, and anger on social media andRead More
Competition for Streets and Sidewalks
[ad_1] Almost as soon as technologists invent robots carry groceries or burritos Discussions began at people’s doors, over the sidewalks. Officials in San Francisco, the test lab for many newRead More
Stephen Wilhite, inventor of the favorite GIF, dies
[ad_1] Stephen WilhiteThe inventor of the short video format GIF, popular on the Internet, is dead. he is was 74. Her His wife, Kathaleen, said in a phone call onRead More
Uber Partners with Yellow Taxi Companies in NYC
[ad_1] New Yorkers ordering rides through the Uber app can opt for a yellow taxi as part of a new partnership between the ride-hailing company and the two taxi techRead More
Apple launches digital driver’s licenses in Arizona
[ad_1] Arizona residents can now keep a digital version of their driver’s license on their iPhone, Apple. announced Wednesday. Apple said that Arizona is the first state to allow peopleRead More
Darling Easter Basket Fillers for Kids!
[ad_1] Brush up your Easter baskets – because it’s time to start filling them with all kinds of fun goodies and treats! Easter is approaching and we are looking forRead More
Life’s Symmetry Preference Is Like a ‘New Law of Nature’
[ad_1] Symmetry is very common in nature. It is found wherever mirror images are repeated, such as in the right and left halves of elephants or butterflies, or in theRead More