Technology
Twitter’s latest experiment is a tool for reporting ‘misleading’ tweets
A new Twitter test will finally allow users to report “misleading” tweets. The company says it tests the functionality of “some people” in the United States, South Korea and Australia. Although only an experience, it is an important step for Twitter, which had previously had limited reporting tools for misinformation. With change, however, users will […]
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Intel is giving up on its AI-powered RealSense cameras
Intel pours more and more of its energy into its main chip business, and it now means allowing some of its work less essential by the road. The Company told CRN in a statement indicating that it was “resetting Realsense and transferring the talent and vision of the Tech computer to” better supporting “efforts. The […]
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Spectrum TV is back on Roku devices over half a year after it was pulled
The Spectrum Charter guests have found themselves unable to download the Spectrum TV application from roku chain store if they did not do it before returning to December. The two companies have not been able to reach an agreement on the renewal of their contract and have led roku to withdraw the application of its […]
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Website mapping DC’s tunnel network warned FBI of suspicious traffic ahead of Capitol riot
The FBI received a penchant on a suspicious activity before the Capitol riot on January 6 of a surprising source. Elliot Carter, a leisure map, contacted the law enforcement after its Washington, D.C. Underground Infrastructure Site of the D.C. Infrastructure has witnessed a peaceful websites. Its warning finally returned the highest ranks of the Capital […]
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