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12-02-2023 Sports OpenAI's ChatGPT Marks First Anniversary, Emerges as Fastest-Growing Consumer App in History Source: Tech Times	12-02-2023 Science&Technology Virtual Desktop's Developer Reacts To Steam Link For Quest Source: Upload	12-02-2023 Science&Technology Beautiful Northern Lights Could Happen Around the Globe, Scientists Warns What Comes After Source: Tech Times	12-02-2023 Science&Technology Former Blue Origin rocket engine manager alleges wrongful termination for whistleblowing on safety Source: Tech Times	12-02-2023 Science&Technology APPLE ADDRESSED 2 NEW IOS ZERO-DAY VULNERABILITIES Source: Security Affairs	12-02-2023 Health Vaginal Rings That Can Provide Protection Against HIV to Be Produced by a South African Company Source: Tech Times
12-02-2023 Science&Technology Google Messages Hits 1 Billion RCS Users, Unlocks New Features Source: Droid Life	12-02-2023 Security Security flaws in court record systems used in five US states exposed sensitive legal documents Source: Tech Crunch	12-01-2023 Science&Technology Fusion Reactor That Kills Cancer, Unveiled by UK Startup Source: Tech Times	12-01-2023 Science&Technology WATCH JUPITER'S MOONS IN UNUSUAL LINEUPS Source: Sky and Telescope	12-01-2023 Science&Technology The wonder particle: How axions could solve more than just dark matter Source: News Scientist	12-01-2023 Science&Technology OpenAI's Sam Altman Returns as CEO with Microsoft Securing Board Seat Source: Tech Times
12-01-2023 Cars Tesla Cybertruck shows interesting range rating in unit held by tech reviewer Source: Tesla Rati	12-01-2023 Science&Technology New Google Maps Color Scheme Disappoints Many Users—Less Accurate and Less Human? Source: Tech Times	12-01-2023 Science&Technology Report: Apple abandons 5G modem development Source: GS Marena	12-01-2023 Science&Technology ownCloud vulnerability with maximum 10 severity score comes under “mass” exploitation Source: Ars Technica	11-29-2023 Science&Technology This Smartwatch Doesn't Need To Be Charged – How That's Possible Source: Slash Gear	11-29-2023 Science&Technology Man Keeps Rock For Years Thinking It's Gold. It Turned Out to Be Far More Valuable. Source: Science Alert
11-29-2023 Science&Technology Google Removed The Robots FAQs Document Source: Search Engine Roundtable	11-29-2023 Science&Technology ROBOT GOES TO SUMMER CAMP Source: Hackaday	11-29-2023 Science&Technology Amazon's Cyber Monday: Robots, pickers, sorters — and packages, packages, packages Source: Axios	11-29-2023 Science&Technology Speed Camera Scandal Plunges Small Australian Town into Financial Crisis Source: Tech Times	11-29-2023 Cars It’s Going to Cost Us $199/Year To Keep Using These 28 Features on Our Kia EV6 Source: Motor Trend	11-29-2023 Environment Honeybees Suffer Unnecessarily in Human-Made Hives, Study Finds Source: Science Alert
11-28-2023 Entertainment Mrs. Doubtfire Shot Two Million Feet of Film of Robin Williams Improvising Source: Petapixel	11-28-2023 Science&Technology NASA is pausing all Mars missions, effective immediately. Here's why. Source: Live Science	11-28-2023 Science&Technology Microsoft deprecates Defender Application Guard for Office Source: Bleeping Computer	11-28-2023 Science&Technology Microsoft’s AI tinkering continues with powerful new GPT-4 Turbo upgrade for Copilot in Windows 11 Source: Tech Radar	11-28-2023 Science&Technology Electricity Seen Flowing Like Liquid in Strange Metals Source: Science Alert	11-28-2023 Science&Technology California’s privacy watchdog eyes AI rules with opt-out and access rights Source: Tech Crunch
11-28-2023 Science&Technology Google Drive users angry over losing months of stored data Source: Bleeping Computer	11-28-2023 Cars Tesla Cybertruck’s cool “wake-up sequence” observed in the wild Source: Tesla Rati	11-25-2023 General ‘You live in your own bubble’: Swedish city takes on loneliness with a simple hi Source: The Guardian	11-25-2023 Science&Technology Hands-on: I’m addicted to Spigen’s MagSafe stickers Source: 9to5google	11-25-2023 Science&Technology OpenAI had a confusing week. Who came out on top? And who lost out? Source: Edition	11-25-2023 Science&Technology AirPods Max 2 Launch Next Year: What to Expect (and What to Hope For) Source: Mac Rumors
11-25-2023 Science&Technology Peloton's 'Turkey Burn' Faced Server Issues, CEO Apologizes, Offers On-Demand Experience Source: Tech Times	11-25-2023 Science&Technology What the OpenAI drama means for AI progress — and safety Source: Nature	11-25-2023 Science&Technology A rare, extremely energetic cosmic ray has mysterious origins Source: Science News	11-25-2023 Science&Technology Tech Accessories Company dbrand Takes Legal Action Against Casetify Over Alleged Product Theft Source: Tech Times	11-24-2023 Science&Technology Twitter Is in Extremely Deep Trouble Source: Futurism	11-24-2023 Science&Technology USB worm unleashed by Russian state hackers spreads worldwide Source: Ars Technica
11-24-2023 Science&Technology New Evidence: Chinese Rocket And Secret Payload Caused Double Crater on The Moon Source: Science Alert	11-24-2023 Science&Technology You can now talk to ChatGPT like Siri for free, but it won't reveal OpenAI's secrets Source: Tech Radar	11-24-2023 Science&Technology A new way to predict ship-killing rogue waves Source: Economist	11-24-2023 Science&Technology Sony takes aim at fake photos with new camera authenticity tech Source: Tech Radar	11-24-2023 Cars Tesla’s Wrap Quality Might Be As Bad As Its Paint Finishes Source: Jalopink	11-24-2023 Politics 'There's no money': Argentina's Milei doubles down on economic shock therapy Source: Yahoo
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11-29-2023 Science&Technology ROBOT GOES TO SUMMER CAMP There are a lot of hobby and educational robots that have a similar form factor: a low, wide body with either wheels or tracks for locomotion. When [Alexander Kirilov] wanted to teach a summer robot camp, he looked at several different commercial offerings and found all of them somewhat lacking. His wish list was a neat-looking compact robot that was easy to extend, had various sensors, and would work with Python. Finding nothing to his liking, he set out to make his own, and Yozh robot was born. The robot certainly looks neat. There is a color TFT display, seven reflective sensors pointing down, two laser time-of-flight sensors facing forward, an IMU, and some LEDs. There are plenty of expansion ports, too. You can check out the code that runs it, too. The camp was about a year ago, and you can see some footage from it in the video below. However, the documentation and files are only recently available, should you want to build your own Yozh. Looks like a fun project with or without students. [Alexander] estimates the cost to build at around $150. If you want a smaller wheeled robot, we’ve seen them. If you make a Yozh, maybe you can teach it to play. Source: Hackaday Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	11-29-2023 Science&Technology Amazon's Cyber Monday: Robots, pickers, sorters — and packages, packages, packages A peek inside an Amazon fulfillment center on Cyber Monday offered a glimpse of the future of the logistics industry. Wheeled robots escorted giant pallets of assorted products to human "stowers" (who unloaded fresh inventory) and "pickers" (who filled customer orders). Why it matters: Amazon recently surpassed UPS and FedEx as the biggest U.S. delivery company by parcel volume — and its lead is growing, the Wall Street Journal reports. On average, customers ordered more than 1,000 items per second from Amazon on Black Friday, the company tells Axios. Driving the news: To show off the evolution of its mind-boggling logistics operation, Amazon invited Axios on a Cyber Monday tour of an enormous fulfillment center near Trenton, N.J. — one of hundreds it operates. The Robbinsville, N.J., facility was slated to handle hundreds of thousands of packages on Monday alone. The site is 1.2 million square feet — 28 football fields — and employs 3,000 workers, who toil alongside hundreds of the 750,000 robots that Amazon deploys worldwide. "It's a big day," Beryl Tomay, Amazon's vice president of last mile delivery and tech, told Axios. "We have millions of deals dropping every five minutes through select periods — that's new for Cyber Monday." How it works: At this "first mile" fulfillment center, customer orders are packaged up and trucked off to "middle mile" and "last mile" facilities. Merchandise gets loaded onto tall shelving units that ride on mobile Hercules robots, which look like Roomba vacuums but can carry 1,250 pounds. The robots deliver the shelving units to human workers, who hand-sort the inventory. Packages get loaded onto a massive, multi-mile conveyor belt, where they're eventually nudged onto the correct trucking bay. Details: The operation looks less like an assembly line than a series of giant workstations. Each employee pulls items from a rotating series of shelving units, which glide across the floor in balletic procession. "This gentleman over here? He's a 'stower' — he's taking a product that's come into our inbound, and he's loading it into the pod," explained Sam Fisher, an Amazon spokesman. "Whereas this person over here? They're a 'picker,' so they're taking something that someone's already ordered and they're getting it ready to get shipped out." he said. "It's all happening side by side in the same area." The robots use AI and computer vision to figure out where to bring their loads. "We have deep learning, generative AI techniques to predict demand for over 400 million products," Tomay said. "So we know where to place these items and in what quantities, so customers can get them as fast as possible." The robots "collaborate with our employees to reduce walking distances, repetitive motion and reduce heavy lifting, so it's safer and more ergonomic," she added. ... Source: Axios Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	11-28-2023 Entertainment Mrs. Doubtfire Shot Two Million Feet of Film of Robin Williams Improvising The filmmaker behind Mrs. Doubtfire has revealed that the crew shot two million feet of film as Robin Williams ran riot on set running through three or four scripted takes before improvising the scenes as well. Chris Columbus, who directed the 1993 movie, was speaking to Business Insider for the film’s 30th anniversary and said he had to set up four cameras to keep up with Williams. “None of us knew what he was going to say when he got going, and so I wanted a camera on the other actors to get their reactions. For Pierce Brosnan and Sally Field, it was quite difficult for them not to break character,” explains Columbus. The mammoth performance means there are 900 boxes of film footage which includes outtakes and unseen behind-the-scenes clips. Columbus adds that William did some form of ad-libbing in nearly every scene which led to the two million feet of film being used. Columbus jokes that it was a good job they were shooting on film because if it was shot on digital then Williams may never have stopped. “Once we were out of film in the camera, we would say to Robin, ‘We’re out of film.’ That happened on several occasions,” the director adds. In the interview with Business Insider, he mooted the idea of turning the two million feet of film roll into a documentary. “There are roughly 972 boxes of footage from Doubtfire — footage we used in the movie, outtakes, behind-the-scenes footage — in a warehouse somewhere and we would like to hire an editor to go in and look at all of that footage,” says Columbus. “We want to show Robin’s process. There is something special and magical about how he went about his work and I think it would be fun to delve into it. I mean, there’s one million feet of film in that warehouse so there could be something we can do with all of that.” ... Source: Petapixel Browse our directory of newspapers from United States	11-25-2023 Science&Technology Tech Accessories Company dbrand Takes Legal Action Against Casetify Over Alleged Product Theft Tech accessories company dbrand has thrust itself into a lawsuit against competitor Casetify, alleging egregious product theft and copyright infringement. The lawsuit, spurred by a series of intriguing discoveries and meticulous investigations, aims to address what dbrand claims are the unlawful replication of their proprietary teardown designs by industry giant Casetify. The Allegations in Detail The core of dbrand's allegations revolves around what they describe as a flagrant replication of their intricate teardown skins. These skins, crafted through an extensive process involving high-resolution scanning and over 10,000 hours of meticulous editing, showcase detailed representations of device internals, complete with cleverly embedded 'Easter eggs' unique to dbrand's brand. According to dbrand and their partner JerryRigEverything, Casetify's products allegedly mirror these teardown skins down to minute details, including phrases ("Glass is glass and glass breaks," "11 11 11"), symbols (such as an "All-Seeing Eye" and references to dbrand's founding date), and other Easter eggs that are distinctive to dbrand's creations. The evidence, showcased through a detailed comparison between dbrand's perfected skins and Casetify's Inside Out cases, seems to indicate a substantial replication of dbrand's designs by Casetify. Unveiling the Lawsuit As JerryRigEverything details in the video above, the allegations culminated in dbrand filing a federal lawsuit against Casetify, seeking legal redress for what they assert is a blatant case of copyright infringement. The lawsuit is not solely about monetary compensation, JerryRigEverything said; dbrand aims to set a precedent and teach a lesson through this legal battle. They are firm in their stance that this case is about principle and protecting intellectual property rights in the tech accessories realm. Releasing the Findings Amid this upcoming legal storm, dbrand took to social media, specifically Twitter, to shed light on their findings, unveiling the intricacies of Casetify's alleged replication of their designs. Casetify stole our products. Now we’re suing them. Here’s how we found out... (1/6) — dbrand (@dbrand) November 23, 2023 Additionally, in a move that reflects their commitment to innovation and pushing boundaries, dbrand announced the introduction of a new line of x-ray skins. These skins, distinct from the teardown line, symbolize their fight against unethical practices. Furthermore, dbrand plans to direct any potential lawsuit winnings towards charitable causes, underscoring their commitment to social responsibility. ... Source: Tech Times Browse our directory of newspapers from United States

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No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country	No.	Newspaper / Country
1	The New York Times / United States	2	The Guardian / United Kingdom	3	The Daily Mail / United Kingdom	4	China Daily / China
5	The Washington Post / United States	6	The Telegraph / United Kingdom	7	The Wall Street Journal / United States	8	USA Today / United States
9	The Times of India / India	10	The Independent / United Kingdom	11	Los Angeles Times / United States	12	El País / Spain
13	Financial Times / United Kingdom	14	The People's Daily / China	15	United Daily News / China	16	The Economic Daily / China
17	Le Monde / France	18	Daily Mirror / United Kingdom	19	El Mundo / Spain	20	Daily News / United States
21	La Repubblica / Italy	22	Bild / Germany	23	Le Figaro / France	24	The Sydney Morning Herald / Australia
25	Houston Chronicle / United States	26	Hürriyet / Turkey	27	Chicago Tribune / United States	28	The Examiner / United States
29	New York Post / United States	30	Asahi Shimbun / Japan	31	Corriere della Sera / Italy	32	The Economic Times / India
33	Milliyet Gazetesi / Turkey	34	Marca / Spain	35	Liberty Times / Taiwan	36	Die Welt / Germany
37	The Globe and Mail / Canada	38	Nihon Keizai Shimbun / Japan	39	The Hollywood Reporter / United States	40	Sabah / Turkey
41	The Christian Science Monitor / United States	42	Daily Express / United Kingdom	43	Kompas / Indonesia	44	The Indian Express / India
45	Yomiuri Shimbun / Japan	46	Gazeta Wyborcza / Poland	47	The Hindu / India	48	The Toronto Star / Canada
49	The Sun / United Kingdom	50	The Age / Australia	51	The Boston Globe / United States	52	Philippine Daily Inquirer / Philippines
53	Süddeutsche Zeitung / Germany	54	The Washington Times / United States	55	Clarín / Argentina	56	Chosun Ilbo / Japan
57	Die Zeit / Germany	58	The Onion / United States	59	Metro / United Kingdom	60	ABC / Spain
61	The Seattle Times / United States	62	The Times / United Kingdom	63	La Gazzetta dello Sport / Italy	64	Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung / Germany
65	The Hill / United States	66	Dainik Bhaskar / India	67	The Philadelphia Inquirer / United States	68	The Oregonian / United States
69	The Dong-a Ilbo / Korea	70	La Nación / Argentina	71	The Hindustan Times / India	72	San Jose Mercury News / United States
73	The Dallas Morning News / United States	74	AS / Spain	75	The Australian / Australia	76	Star Tribune / United States
77	Qingdao News / China	78	The Jerusalem Post / Israel	79	The Plain Dealer / United States	80	L'Equipe / France
81	Komsomolskaya Pravda / Russia	82	The Denver Post / United States	83	Mladá fronta Dnes / Czech Republic	84	Libération / France
85	O Globo / Brazil	86	Aftonbladet / Sweden	87	The Japan Times / Japan	88	Business Standard / India
89	Le Nouvel Observateur / France	90	Kommersant / Russia	91	Le Parisien / France	92	The New Zealand Herald / New Zealand
93	Detroit Free Press / United States	94	Newsday / United States	95	The Baltimore Sun / United States	96	National Post / Canada
97	Il Sole 24 Ore / Italy	98	The Miami Herald / United States	99	The Atlanta Journal-Constitution / United States	100	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette / United States
101	The Irish Independent / Ireland	102	South China Morning Post / Hong Kong SAR	103	The Irish Times / Ireland	104	The Star Online / Malaysia
105	De Telegraaf / Netherlands	106	Dawn / Pakistan	107	Der Standaard / Austria	108	The Sacramento Bee / United States
109	20 Minutos / Spain	110	Mainichi Shimbun / Japan	111	Rossiyskaya Gazeta / Russia	112	Apple Daily / Taiwan
113	DNA - Daily News & Analysis / India	114	La Stampa / Italy	115	Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / United States	116	20 Minutes / France
117	La Vanguardia / Spain	118	Evening Standard / United Kingdom	119	China Times / Taiwan	120	The Straits Times / Singapore
121	Orlando Sentinel / United States	122	Der Tagesspiegel / Germany	123	South Florida Sun-Sentinel / United States	124	Verdens Gang / Norway
125	Argumenti i Fakti / Russia	126	Boston Herald / United States	127	Infobae / Argentina	128	Dagbladet / Norway
129	Independent Online / South Africa	130	The New York Observer / United States	131	Yeni Safak / Turkey	132	Seattle Post-Intelligencer / United States
133	The Kansas City Star / United States	134	Al-Ahram / Egypt	135	The Scotsman / United Kingdom	136	Nikkan Sports / Japan
137	Deseret News / United States	138	Herald Sun / Australia	139	The Vancouver Sun / Canada	140	Yang Cheng Wan Bao / China
141	Les Échos / France	142	Gulf News / United Arab Emirates	143	Yedioth Aharonot / Israel	144	Sports Nippon / Japan
145	The Orange County Register / United States	146	Expressen / Sweden	147	St. Louis Post-Dispatch / United States	148	Pravda.ru / Russia
149	Handelsblatt / Germany	150	The Daily Telegraph / Australia

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