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Using 1289-2017 paleoclimate data, the researchers linked extreme cold events in southern China to the size of autumn sea ice in the Arctic, and found a stronger link since the 1980s. Professor
After years of delays, Maxar Technologies is gearing up for the first launch of its next-generation WorldView Legion imaging satellites this summer. “We have everything we need at this point,” he said
While iQOO phones cannot be classified as gaming phones unequivocally, the company usually markets them as such. Besides Asus ROG and Red Magic phones, iQOO devices offer a good gaming experience with
Samsung has expanded its Certified Re-Newed program in the US to include last year’s Galaxy S22 flagship models. The program offers refurbished smartphones at a lower price, with a new battery warranty
Flying chunks of concrete, bent sheets of metal, craters dug deep into the ground: the immense power of the first test flight of the SpaceX Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket
Analytical company Counterpoint Research has shared interesting statistics. At Apple, there is a significant increase in sales of refurbished iPhones – used smartphones that Apple officially sorts and sells at a discounted
Last month, OpenAI introduced its latest artificial intelligence chatbot product, GPT-4. The company claims that the bot, which uses machine learning to generate text in natural language style, performs exceptionally well in
NASA has developed a new superalloy called GRX-810 that is twice as strong and over 1,000 times stronger than state-of-the-art 3D-printed superalloys. The high temperature alloy can be used to create stronger
Google’s upcoming flagship smartphone, the Pixel 8 Pro, is set to feature Samsung’s largest camera sensor. The ISOCELL GN2 camera sensor, released by Samsung two years ago, has a 1/1.12 inch 50MP
This week, scientists managed to preserve samples of ancient Arctic ice for analysis in a race against time until it melts due to climate change. Eight French, Italian and Norwegian researchers camped
