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Why Do You Need to Develop an E-commerce App for Android and iOS Simultaneously?

The e-commerce sector is witnessing significant growth in mobile app development. This growth is solely fueled by the need to satisfy customers’ ever-increasing desires fully. Also, mobile applications are essential in building lasting connections between business owners and their clients. Therefore, any business prioritizing scalability and success must develop an

Honor reveals more details about the 70 series including chipsets and camera samples

Honor is gearing up to launch a new lineup of devices at the end of the month and in anticipation of that launch event, the company has revealed more details about its upcoming lineup of flagships on Weibo pertaining to some of its core features.   There will be

With eye on China, and U.S. ties, Japan’s universities to screen foreigners

Japan is asking universities for greater scrutiny of foreign students and scholars to prevent technology leaks to places like China, partly for its own national security but also to safeguard exchanges with U.S. and European universities. While many Western countries have measures to prevent espionage on their campuses with strict screening and penalties for

‘Never invest more than you can afford to lose’ and other tips to keep yourself safe from crypto crashes

“I thought crypto is profitable. This has really taken a toll on my mental health.” Mumbai-based student Ajay Mutke sums up the feeling among thousands of crypto investors following the dramatic crash in the value of cryptocurrencies in recent days. The 26-year-old who borrowed Rs 50,000 from

Operating Systems and Web Based Applications by David Andrade

Operating systems – this is the part of the computer that allows you to run software. Microsoft Windows and Apple OS are the two major operating systems out there. There is also Linux, which is an open source project with many varieties. Most schools use Windows or Apple, and sometimes have both

Explore state and local government customer experience best practices at Adobe Experience Makers Government Forum — May 10

Ask any state and local government leader — in IT and beyond — what they’re most focused on today, and you’re likely to hear two responses: security (a perennial) and customer experience (CX). And, in most cases, the two can’t be parsed. At Adobe, we focus on

Getting fired and hired as a Data Scientist in the middle of COVID-19

I started my new job in Machine Learning at a YC startup whose core product was a platform to make computer vision ML modeling simple. The product, peers, culture, and the pay was great. A few weeks later we started working from home, just like almost any

Digital Dream Labs Vector 2.0 robot can learn your name and face, talk & more

Remember Anki’s Vector robot? Well, little Vector is back in production! This time, with more updates, an improved camera, and better battery life. Vector’s a great tabletop companion for your home or office. Perhaps you remember some years backwhen Anki launched a Kickstarter campaign for its Vector companion robot.

How to Set Up a Gadget Blog and Show Off Fun Gizmos

It is always fun to come across sites that do reviews or write articles about cool little gadgets and gizmos. Oftentimes, the specific kind of niche that involves writing about gadgets can be overlooked in favor of the bigger tech blogs. However, creating a gadget blog can be a

Beware of spies and radicalisation attempts online: ASIO chief

Foreign spies are increasingly approaching Australians on social media and even dating sites, according to Mike Burgess, director-general of the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO). “Spies are adept at using the internet for their recruitment efforts,” he said in his third annual threat assessment speech on Wednesday night.