Sony creates colossal 16K screen in Japan
The biggest 16K screen of its kind will shortly go on show in Japan.
Sony's display contains 16 times as many pixels as a 4K television and 64 times as...
Flickr adds photo theft detection tools
Photo-sharing website Flickr is to offer subscribers copy-protection tools that can detect if their images have been used without permission.
Flickr Pro subscribers will be able to monitor up to...
Google’s Wing drones approved to make public deliveries in Australia
Wing, the drone delivery company owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, is launching its first public drone delivery service in Canberra, Australia after the country’s aviation authority granted it...
Facebook to use AI to respect the dead
Facebook has said it is working on using artificial intelligence to prevent a common and upsetting problem: receiving notifications about deceased friends and loved ones.
The company said it hoped...
Microsoft confirms you really, really don’t need to “safely remove” USB flash drives anymore
You know how every tech expert in your life told you how crucially important it was to safely eject a flash drive before ripping it out of your PC?...
Blackpink: K-pop group’s Kill This Love video sets YouTube record
South Korean pop band Blackpink have set a new record for the fastest music video to reach 100 million views on YouTube, beating a record previously held by another...
Google’s ethics board shut down
An independent group set up to oversee Google's artificial intelligence efforts, has been shut down less than a fortnight after it was launched.
The Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC)...
Huawei’s ‘shoddy’ work prompts talk of a Westminster ban
A top cyber-security official has said Huawei's "shoddy" engineering practices mean its mobile network equipment could be banned from Westminster and other sensitive parts of the UK.
GCHQ's Dr Ian...
Telcos refute claims of high internet cost
CEO of the Chamber of Telcos Ken Ashigbe has refuted claims that the cost of internet in Ghana is high.
This comes after Vice President of the World Bank to...
Fibre cuts major cause of poor telecom services
The CEO of the Chamber of Talcos, Ken Ashigbey has raised concerns at the indiscriminate destruction of fibre optic cables buried underground by the activities of stakeholders in the...
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