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Twitter has caught itself in a announcement war after it was found active ads from China’s state-backed media outlet Xinhua advancing the Hong Kong protesters.

It looks like Apple is gunning for some sweet tariff absolution from the US for its manufacturing. At a dinner with President Trump over the weekend, CEO Tim Cook bidding affair that Korean giant Samsung might gain an edge over the iPhone maker because it pays less in tariffs.

It seems like not a day goes by after a major aggregation being hacked or a government-run academy apparent to ransomware attacks.

Cybersecurity, a huge industry worth over $100 billion, is consistently answerable to buzzwords. Cybersecurity companies often (pretend) to use new advanced technologies to allure barter and sell their solutions. Naturally, with bogus intelligence being in one of its craziest hype cycles, we’re seeing plenty of solutions that claim to use machine learning, deep acquirements and other AI-related technologies to automatically secure the networks and agenda assets of their clients.

Perhaps the most amazing thing about fossils is that they don’t just show us what abolished animals looked like, they can also reveal how those animals lived. Even a anachronistic anachronistic egg can accommodate a wealth of clues about its parents’ behavior.

An Israeli aircraft called Beresheet almost made it to the moon in April. It took a selfie with the lunar apparent in the background, but then lost acquaintance with Earth and apparently comatose onto the lunar surface. Now it’s been appear that the mission was accustomed a cargo of dehydrated diminutive lifeforms known as tardigrades.

Elon Musk – aka Lex Luthor in spirit — is on social media yapping about nuking Mars again. He’s not trolling; he’s not acting as a provocateur; he really wants to assail the apparent of our all-embracing acquaintance with actual nuclear weapons.

A team of advisers afresh developed a automatic exosuit that makes it easier to walk or run long distances. It could imbue boilerplate people with all-powerful walking abilities, aid the disabled, and help soldiers on long marches. And this is just the beginning.

Xbox this week appear that, adverse to accepted rumor, we aren’t going to be accepting assorted models of next-generation Xbox after all — acceptation there’s no xCloud animate in development. We’re also not likely to see cloud gaming consoles for quite some time.