Australian Animal Rescuers Using Drones with Thermal Cameras to Save Wildlife

Australian Animal Rescuers Using Drones with Thermal Cameras to Save Wildlife Since the evolution of drones, they have been used to carry out many important tasks. They have aided projects likeplanting trees in large areas,inspecting unattainable metro tunnels, and evendeliver emergency supplies to hospitals. Now, Australia is using these flying machines to monitor and rescue their wildlife. According to a recent report by BBC, researchers and animal experts in Australia are using drones with thermal cameras to monitor their precious animals and trying to keep them safe....

June 6, 2020 · 3 min · 498 words · Kevin Gordon

Facebook for Android to Soon Get Dark Mode, Coronavirus Tracker, and Quiet Mode

Facebook for Android to Soon Get Dark Mode, Coronavirus Tracker, and Quiet Mode Facebook has been working on a dark mode for its mobile app for quite some time now. While other apps from Facebook includingFacebook Litegot dark mode, the main app continues to miss out on the feature. However, new screenshots from9to5Googlegive us a look at what could be the finalized version of Facebook’s dark mode, along with new features....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 337 words · Charles Henson

Facebook to Review Content Policies Following Employee Backlash

Facebook to Review Content Policies Following Employee Backlash Following multipleemployee walkoutsfor not taking any action against US President Donald Trump’s controversial posts that glorifies violence,Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has now published a statement saying the company would review its policies. In a note shared with employees, Zuckerberg mentions how a lot of people expressed that the company should have labeled the President’s posts. According to him,Facebookdid not take that approach because according to current policies, the“right mitigation is to take that content [inciting violence] down — not let people continue seeing it behind a flag....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 261 words · Lisa Gibson

Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Fold 2 to be Unveiled August 5 in an Online-only Event: Report

Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Fold 2 to be Unveiled August 5 in an Online-only Event: Report Samsung will reportedly launch theGalaxy Note 20and theGalaxy Fold 2on August 5. That’s according to a new report out of South Korea. If the report turns out to be accurate, it will mark the first time that a flagship Samsung phone will be launched in an online-only event. Meanwhile, sources quoted by local media suggests that the company is yet to take a final decision on the matter....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 286 words · Susan Schaefer

Indian “Bug Bounty Hunter” Gets $100,000 from Apple for Spotting Critical Security Bug

Indian “Bug Bounty Hunter” Gets $100,000 from Apple for Spotting Critical Security Bug Apple introduced “Sign in with Apple” withiOS 13along with other major features like “Deep Fusion“, apowerful photo editor, and the popular “Dark Mode“. Now, “Sign in with Apple” was more of a privacy-focused feature, unlike the mentioned ones. However, Bhavuk Jain, an Indian developer with a BSc. in Electronics and Communication degree found that there was a Zero-Day vulnerability in the “Sign in with Apple” account authentication system....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 311 words · Zachary Brown

iPhone 11 Users Reporting Random Green Tint Issues; No Fix Yet

iPhone 11 Users Reporting Random Green Tint Issues; No Fix Yet SomeiPhone 11users are reporting a weird display issue with the iPhones lately. According to reports shared on Reddit, some iPhone 11 units are developing a weird green tint on the display. Apparently, the issue happens randomly and there’s no telling when it might strike. However, fortunately, it also appears to be a software bug. While reports about the issue are inconsistent, it seems that theproblem occurs when the iPhone 11 is unlocked if Dark Mode and Night Shift are turned on....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 346 words · Kenneth Carrillo

Microsoft Wants to Put AI in Charge of Curating Stories Instead of Journalists

Microsoft Wants to Put AI in Charge of Curating Stories Instead of Journalists We sawexperts sayingthat AI and robots will take over many human jobs in the future. Even philanthropist and Microsoft founder, Bill Gates,believesthat most human-jobs will be taken away by robots. Now, Microsoft itself is becoming one of those companies to start the trend. Recent reports suggest that the Redmond-based software giant has denied renewing contracts of 50-ish contract journalists....

June 6, 2020 · 2 min · 398 words · Ricardo Hester
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