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15Apr By source belowNo Comments
Politics

Best Selfie Phones Out There: Vivo V30 Pro, Google Pixel 8 Pro, More

[ad_1] When people talk about photography on smartphones, they inevitably refer to the multi-megapixel cameras on the back of the phones that come with several features such as OIS, special shooting modes and the like. In all this hype, the camera that is seen most often is often forgotten. We are talking of the selfie camera, which is seen every time we look at the display, lodged in some sort of notch or island of dynamism, but which in recent times seems to have fallen far behind its backbencher sibling. Some selfie cameras have been climbing up the megapixel charts but most are still pretty much treated like second-rate citizens, often lacking features like autofocus, OIS, large apertures or support for 4K video recording.  This does not mean that the...
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14Apr By source belowNo Comments
Politics

AI Might Take Over The World But Are Nations Prepared? Have A Look At Countries That Have Estab

[ad_1] The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been increasing across the globe with each day that passes. The use of AI these days has made headlines for both right and wrong reasons. On one hand, there are companies that are trying to employ AI for the right reasons and to help mankind and on the other hand, there are people who are using it to disrupt the lives of others. With both sides being in the frame, some guidelines, laws or regulations are needed to keep the people safe. Google once said, "AI is too important not to regulate, and too important not to regulate well." Few nations have started early and have tried to form some regulations regarding AI and its use. Are you aware of which nations are leading this race and what regulations have t...
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14Apr By source belowNo Comments
Business

Google Contract Reportedly Shows Deal With Israel Defense Ministry, Might Be More Than Just For

[ad_1] Google has been providing cloud computing services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense, and there are indications that the partnership was set to deepen during Israel’s conflict in Gaza, as revealed in a document seen by TIME. According to the document, the Israeli Ministry of Defense has its dedicated entry point, termed as a “landing zone,” within Google Cloud. This secure access allows the ministry to utilise Google's computing infrastructure for data storage, processing, and accessing AI services. In a draft contract dated March 27, 2024, the ministry sought consulting support from Google to expand its usage of Google Cloud. The objective was to enable "multiple units" within the ministry to leverage automation technologies. The contract outline...
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12Dec By source belowNo Comments
Sports

Virat Kohli most searched cricketer of all time as Google completes 25 years – Times of India

[ad_1] Google Inc, which was founded in 1998, has completed 25 years and shared a video on 'X' that shows people and moments most searched on the search engine in the last two and a half decades. And among the cricketers, it was none other than Virat Kohli.Kohli, who first arrived on the international scene to lead India's U-19 World Cup team to a title win in 2008, has since rewritten record books, with the most reent instance being when he eclipised Sachin Tendulkar's mark of 49 centuries in 50-over internationals to become the first batter to reach 50 tons in the ODI format. Besides having led India in the past, after taking over the reigns from MS Dhoni, Kohli is an icon for the IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore, a team he has been playing for 16 years now. He stepped down fr...
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2Aug By source belowNo Comments
Sports

Amazon, Google wooed by India for $750 million cricket rights: Report | Cricket News – Times of India

[ad_1] India’s cricket governing body is trying to lure global giants Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc. to bid in a media rights auction of its team’s games amid waning interest from firms who had recently competed fiercely for the wildly successful Indian Premier League.The proposed starting date of the auction process for the media rights of the so-called bilateral series, played by the Indian team against other countries, for the next five years is postponed by at least two weeks as the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reaches out to more firms to drum up interest in the property, according to people familiar with the matter.The lukewarm response by media firms ahead of the auction highlights the struggle to make money amid weak advertising revenues, with the shorter-forma...
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