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Sony unveils its Airpeak drone, it can carry a full frame Alpha camera

Sony unveiled its first done, the Airpeak. It can carry a full frame Sony Alpha mirrorless camera and is in the smallest drone that can do so. It is “capable of dynamic filming and precise, stable flight”, though details are scarce beyond that. The Sony Airpeak done can carry a full frame Alpha camera The… Read more

EU Commissioner Hahn: The open source strategy is a sign of digital change

What is the strategy of Europe and the German government with regard to the challenges of digitization and digital sovereignty in public authorities? This question was addressed today by EU Commissioner Johannes Hahn and Pia Karger, Head of the Digital Society Department; Information technology in the Ministry of the Interior, at the event “Necessity or… Read more

1000001 and many questions unanswered: Bill Gates' birthday

2020 is not a good year for Bill Gates. Like Rockefeller, Soros and other donors before him, he is hostile from many corners. His appeals to limit the corona crisis with simple measures are fading, at least in the USA. The publication date for his book on combating the climate catastrophe has been postponed to… Read more

DDoS attack paralyzed the Robert Koch Institute's website

Unknowns temporarily paralyzed the website of the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) last Thursday. The attack was in the morning between 8 00 and 10. 00 o’clock, said a spokesman for the Federal Information Technology Center (ITZBund). He thus confirmed a corresponding report by the news magazine Spiegel. It was a so-called DDOS attack (Distributed Denial… Read more

Microsoft Giving Away Full-sized Xbox Series X Fridge

Home News (Image credit: Microsoft) Microsoft employees spend their time on the same internet as we do, and they know its memes. They’ve seen all our jokes about the Xbox Series X looking like a fridge, and they’ve acknowledged them before. But now they’re upping the meme game themselves by fully leaning into their console’s… Read more

Evil makes sense of a messy world

Earlier this month, CBS’s Evil dropped its first season on Netflix. It arrived after what had felt for me like a listless few months; very little pop culture could hold my attention. And then out of nowhere I was transfixed. Evil is a show that surprises you, which to me makes it one of last… Read more

Fighting workplace harassment is going to take more than a hotline

Two female entrepreneurs are finding new ways to help employees tell their stories Say you’re a female employee working for a small tech company. You’re sitting in a meeting with your boss, the CEO. He’s — hypothetically — a 38-year-old white man with $1.2 million in the bank. You have student debt, a sick cat,… Read more

Big Tech and “stew”? An idea that the European Commissioner for Competition does not like

It is a viable route but it should not be the first choice according to Margrethe Vestager since could lead to unforeseen consequences by Andrea Bai published 28 October 2020 , at 17: 01 in the Market channel Apple Google Facebook Amazon The big companies of the technological and web landscape are finished, it is… Read more

Apple working on an alternative search engine to Google?

After the latest Department of Justice investigation, it appears Apple is trying to push for the development of an alternative web search system to that of Google by Andrea Bai published 28 October 2020 , at 14: 31 in the Apple channel Siri Apple Google Apple would be “working hard” to develop proprietary search technology… Read more

The Italian Antitrust investigates Google: abuse of dominant position in the advertising sector?

The Authority accuses Google of the discriminatory use of the amount of data, collected through their own applications, which prevents competitors from competing effectively and also has significant repercussions on consumers. by Manolo De Agostini published 28 October 2020 , at 09: 57 in the web channel Google The AGCM, the Italian Competition Authority better… Read more