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Solutions to 5 of the most common tech problems

As a national radio host, I’ve heard all the tech questions over the years. “Is Facebook always listening to me?” They don’t need to — since they collect so much info about you. “How do I know if someone is snooping on my computer?” Not all snoops realize they leave …

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Pacific soldiers see more joint exercises, tech than ever be…

The most junior soldiers serving in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command train in more exotic locales and use more futuristic tech in their first assignments than even graying sergeants majors saw over decades-long careers. That’s the distillation of remarks from a panel of highly placed senior noncommissioned officers in the Army …

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Tech Gadgets Revolutionize Biodiversity Conservation In Afri…

In an era marked by increasing environmental concerns, technology gadgets are emerging as valuable tools in the pursuit of biodiversity conservation across Africa. In an era marked by increasing environmental concerns, technology gadgets are emerging as valuable tools in the pursuit of biodiversity conservation across Africa. From remote tracking devices …

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Ukraine Deploys BRAVE1 Initiative to Boost Drones, War Tech

The Ukrainian government has unveiled a new initiative called BRAVE1, designed to expedite the development of drones and other vital technologies that have been utilized during the ongoing conflict with Russia, according to a report by AP. The objective of the government is to establish a tech cluster that will unite …

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Tech devices revolutionizing agriculture in 2023 and beyond

By Justin Platt, Founder & CEO, Zylem and RegenZ AGRITECH is a growing industry in today’s connected world, and it’s time for today’s farmers to harness its potential for improved decision-making, production, access to markets, and new investment opportunities. The implementation of smart farming technologies helps producers and growers to …

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Farm sector eyes potential of tech

GOPAL RATNAM CQRoll Call WASHINGTON — If GPS guided tractors led the previous revolution in agriculture, the next generation of farming is likely to be marked by unmanned drones with onboard sensors that can spot weeds and decide when and how much herbicide to spray to control their growth. “We …

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Irish deep tech uses artificial intelligence to monitor inva…

Technology used to monitor Halyomorpha halys/brown marmorated stink bug. Tyndall National Institute, in partnership with Teagasc, is conducting a collaborative European research project named ‘HALY.ID’, which aims to monitor and sustainably manage Halyomorpha halys (HH) the brown marmorated stink bug, a highly invasive insect species. The project is using drone …

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Chinese Research Centres Recruiting British-Trained Tech Tal…

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Three state-funded Chinese institutes have posted job adverts this year targeting Chinese scientists in Britain in a bid to recruit high tech talent. The institutes, which advertised on the Chinese Embassy website, are looking for candidates for the National Natural Science Foundation’s (NSFC’s) Science Fund Programme for Distinguished Young Scholars (Overseas)—a …

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