Art

San Sebastiano di Raffaello is now digitized in high definition

This is not the first time that we have written about the possibility of enjoying works of art from home in this pandemic period, with museums closed. It had previously happened for Rembrandt’s Night Watch, Leonardo’s drawings and Raphael’s Miracle of the Hanged Men. Now it is instead the turn of San Sebastiano di Raffaello… Read more

The European Union invests in the future of semiconductors, up to 2nm

I’m 17 the European nations that have signed an agreement that provides for huge investments to equip the European Union with semiconductor production capacity, up to the process at 2 nanometers, in addition to the construction of low consumption chips by Paolo Corsini published 31 December 2020 , at 11: 01 in the Processors channel… Read more

17 members of the European Union approve a fund of 145 billion Euros to develop a 2 nm technology node

by Pablo López 30 / 12 / 2020 2 A total of 17 members of the European Union join forces to achieve a 2 nm technological node on the continent in the coming years. The The world of technology is governed by the development of chips that implement the various products. Most of these chips… Read more

TechStage | TV-OS: strengths & weaknesses of Android TV & Co

Testing Tests overview Smartphone Huawei P Smart 2021: Budget model with room for improvement Asus Zenfone 7 Pro: Turbo smartphone with flip camera Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro in the test: Hard but slow Oneplus Nord N 03 5G in the test: galloped in price Oppo Find X2 Pro in the test: performance bargain Asus ROG… Read more

Green Prime Minister calls for higher CO2 prices

Baden-Württemberg’s green head of government Winfried Kretschmann regards bans as a legitimate means in the fight against climate change. He is not worried that such bans would be badly received by the population: “This debate about bans is ludicrous. We are already working heavily with do’s and bans during the pandemic. If global warming increases… Read more

The Boston Dynamics Atlas and Spot robots are once again proving their efficiency. This time it's about real dance

Boston Dynamics can show off the achievements of its robots in a masterful way. We already know that the aforementioned creatures are quite efficient at running, exercising, opening doors, and also with more or less demanding work in which they can one day replace people. As man is a universal being, it may seem that… Read more

“It must become unprofitable to breed a lot of cows!”

“It’s not about having to replace everything that people appreciate in a cow. But we have to replace enough of the profitable products of a cow that it becomes unprofitable to raise many cows. “Pat Brown, founder of the US company Impossible Foods, which produces plant burgers, is no longer just about an alternative to… Read more

Netflix: Film and TV Series Premieres December 28, 2020 – January 3, 2021: Blade Runner 2049 and Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Season 4

Although on Netflix you should not always count only on relatively fresh cinematic titles, the platform often brings a lot of proven hits and its own interesting productions (often, unfortunately, not always). Admittedly, Netflix is still gaining attention, as is this weekly list. So, as every week, we check what will appear on the website… Read more

125 years of cinema: anniversary in the empty movie theater

The press did not accept the organizers’ invitation. And many passers-by refused to attend a public film screening for the first time in the basement of the Paris Grand Café. Entry was one franc. There were ten short films to be seen, which together lasted around 20 minutes. The historical event before 125 years ago… Read more

The Art of Software Reviews: Identifying problems and risks accurately

True to the motto “It’s always better”, practically every software suffers from problems of small or large nature: Perhaps it runs too slowly, sometimes crashes or looks less beautiful than the competition’s system. Business often complains loudly that new features take far too long – in new German: the time-to-market is too bad. Apart from… Read more

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold Review: Durable, but Major First-Gen Vibes

Our Verdict The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold, the first folding-screen PC, shows a clever way of moving mobile computing forward and is built solid. But there are some kinks to work out in Windows 10 and other software. For Folding OLED display Feels surprisingly durable Luxury materials No bloatware Against Starts at $2,499 without accessories… Read more

Cyberpunk 2077 review: Can it rise from the ashes?

(Pocket-lint) – Having decided to wait for the console version before reviewing the game, we ended up playing Cyberpunk 2077 first around the same time as everybody else – with our Xbox copy arriving a day or so before the official release date. Therefore, this review is somewhat late. But, by holding off in order… Read more

Best Google Assistant and Alexa powered board games 2020

(Pocket-lint) – There are multiple games you can play through Google Home speakers or Google Assistant-powered speakers, as well as Amazon Echo or Alexa-powered speakers – and now’s the perfect time to explore them, given how much time we’re all spending at home. Say “Play a Game” to Google Assistant and you’ll get several options… Read more

Xiaoice: How Microsoft created a virtual girlfriend with its AI technologies

Xiaoice is a widely used service in China and other Asian countries: Microsoft built it starting from the artificial intelligence technologies underlying the search engine Bing of Rosario Grasso published on 22 December 2020 , at 15: 11 in the Telephony channel Microsoft Xiaoice was born as chatbot but in over time it has become… Read more