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Google’s Nest Hub Max is all set for its grand launch soon

Google’s largest smart display yet, the Nest Hub Max, will launch on September 9th in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. The Hub Max was announced back at Google I/O, which was also where Google formally announced that it would rebrand its smart home products under the Nest name.

LinkedIn is all set for migrating workload to Microsoft Azure

NASA engineers install legs and wheels called ‘Mobility suspension’ on Mars 2020 rover

Elon Musk’s Neuralink unveils brain-chip implant technology, to seek human trials in 2020

India’s indigenous rocket launcher ”Bahubali” puts Chandrayaan-2 into orbit

India’s second lunar mission was on track as it’s ”Babubali” GSLV rocket successfully put the moon spacecraft — Chandrayaan-2 — into the orbit in a copybook style on Monday afternoon.

Chest X ray analysis with AI for Long term Mortality Prediction

Chest X-ray data is enough for AI to predict long-term mortality

Researchers have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered tool that can harvest information in chest X-rays to predict long-term mortality.

Why are VR headsets said to be failed technology, when it comes to wooing the masses

Having been around for nearly five years now, Virtual Reality (VR) headsets are yet to find adoption among the masses.

Indian-origin scientists develop AI system to detect and avoid yourself from ‘deepfakes’

At a time when deepfake videos become a new threat to users’ privacy, a team of Indian-origin researchers has developed Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven deep neural network that can identify manipulated images at the pixel level with high precision.

Twitter on Context for unavailable tweets

Twitter to soon explain the unavailability of certain tweets from the forum

Twitter says it will soon offer users more context about unavailable tweets, rather than just presenting a wall of “This Tweet is unavailable” notices. TechCrunch notes that the feature should cut down on confusion when you’re trying to read a Twitter conversation, only to find that half of its tweets are missing for reasons that aren’t obvious.

Users data leak through browser extentions

Data Leak through Extensions: Warning Issued To Millions Of Google Chrome And Firefox Users

Google Chrome and Firefox users are likely to use extensions such as adblockers to help make their browsing more convenient and secure. But these aren’t always safe, as an independent security researcher can testify: He discovered eight browser extensions used by around 4 million Firefox and Chrome users were harvesting data.