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Best new gadgets on display at CES 2020 | Technowize

The real action begins when the public exhibition halls at CES open up. Here is a glimpse of some interesting new gadgets on display at the CES.

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Samsung’s New Age TVs and Gaming Display Monitors

As part of its efforts, Samsung launched three new display units, including next-generation TVs, and a gaming monitor at the CES 2020

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Samsung S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite Review | Technowize

Building on the legacy of its Galaxy series, Samsung Electronics recently launched its Galaxy S10 Lite and Galaxy Note 10 Lite smart devices.

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Using AI as a tool for social justice - Technowize

The promises of artificial intelligence are not entirely painted good. Last year, some of the world's top scientific minds signed a pledge that calls for "laws against lethal autonomous weapons," and never to delegate machines to take a human life.

What is social justice? how AI can help achieve it?

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If you’re excited to get your hands on Facebook’s AR Glasses, you’ll have to wait for a mighty long time.

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Lobbyists need to convince the European financial regulators that Facebook Libra will comply with regulations designed to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism.

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Wing’s successful trials have by far established a landmark towards efforts in making drone deliveries ubiquitous, though the service still has a long way to get there.

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What does Apple have in store for us? Below we’ve listed all key specs and features of the new iPhone 11.

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After much deliberation by members of the Technowize team, we came up with some of the most influential people in technology, focusing more on leaders that have played crucial roles to improve the way we live in recent times.

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Standing two miles from Boca Chica Beach in South Texas is a 55-meter tall uncanny test article built by SpaceX. It’s no surprise that most watchers had believed it’s the construction of a large water tower during the project’s early stage. Starhopper doesn’t look like any current generation rocket by any measure or shape. Most strange of all, it’s made of stainless steel – a material that has largely fallen …

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Instagram therapy can be as futile or as useful as reading self-help books. But just like everything new on the internet, Instagram therapy has a good and a bad side.

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Apple’s iOS 13 builds include a “STARTester” app which might allow the AR headset to be used as both a head-mounted wearable, as well as a handheld device.

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The recent increase in the number of iPhone 11 leaks, revelations and surmises has given us a good glimpse on what to expect from this year’s Apple Special Event. With the iPhone 11 launch date just two weeks away, it’s time to take a walk through everything we know about this year’s lineup.

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Microsoft contractors listen to Xbox users’ chats

Motherboard spoke to several Microsoft contractors who said they were hired by Microsoft to review Xbox and Cortana voice commands to improve its services and voice recognition.

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Information Warfare: US Army is not Battlefield Ready

Speaking at the military technology conference TechNet Augusta on Tuesday, General Paul Funk, commander, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), said the U.S. will need to dominate the information warfare between major nations.

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New tech will make it easier to fuel spacecraft in space

new tech to fuel spacecraft in space will make it space missions to far away destinations such as the Moon and Mars plausible.

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Wait…Elon Musk wants to nuke Mars? - Technowize

On August 16, Elon Musk sent a tweet: “Nuke Mars!” Does this mean the founder and CEO of Tesla literally wants to nuke the Red Planet? We hope not! Planet Earth is still experiencing the repercussions of setting off two nuclear bombs.