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Google Doodle Honours Maria Telkes ‘The Sun Queen’ of Solar Energy
Maria Telkes who is one of the first pioneers of solar energy is the subject of Monday’s Google Doodle. Nicknamed the Sun Queen, she was born on December 12, 1900, in Budapest, Hungary, and studied physical chemistry at Eotvos Lorand University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in 1920 and her PhD in 1924. The following…
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3D Printed Guns: Warnings Over Growing Threat of 3D Firearms
Last month police said they made one of the largest seizures of 3D printed firearm components in the UK. Officers from the Metropolitan Police’s Specialist Crime Command had discovered what they alleged was a “suspected makeshift 3D firearms factory” at a home in London on 7 October.Officers said it demonstrated how “the emerging threat of…
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Police Reveal That Seattle’s Rising Kia Car Thefts Linked to TikTok Videos
A series of TikTok videos may be responsible for the recent spike in Kia car thefts in Seattle, according to police. Seattle police have said that they investigated 36 reports of stolen Kias last month — compared with five in July last year — and believe thieves may be using a method learned from tutorial…
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Del-York Creative Academy Teams Up with Google to Boost Content Creation in Nigeria
Del-York Creative Academy (DCA) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Google aimed at empowering Nigerian content creators through a specialized training program. This collaboration marks a significant step in supporting Nigeria’s creative economy, with a focus on developing local talent in digital storytelling, video production, and digital marketing. The program, set to provide practical, hands-on…
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China Wants to Limit Minors to No More Than Two Hours a Day on Their Phones
In a bid to address internet addiction and instil “good morality” and “socialist values” among minors, China is introducing fresh measures to limit the amount of time children and teenagers spend on their mobile devices. The Cyberspace Administration of China, the country’s top internet regulator, has released a proposal that mandates all mobile devices, apps,…
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Battlefield 6 Developers Reveal Secret ‘Nuke Button’ That Instantly Levels Maps
The team behind Battlefield 6 has confirmed the existence of a dramatic internal tool: a single button that instantly destroys every destructible element on a map, reducing the battlefield to total ruin with one click. The revelation came during an interview with Kotaku, where producer Jeremy Chubb and design director Shashank Uchil explained how the…
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