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Google is rolling out Chrome OS 97 update

Google has begun to roll out the stable Chrome OS 97 update. It adds a few new features to Chrome OS 97 that will enhance the user experience. It was released only a week after Google released Chrome 97 for desktops, Android, and iOS. Chrome OS 97.0.4692.77 has been released on Google’s stable channel. The update, according to 9to5Google, includes an improved version of the Gallery app. In contrast to the previous version, which only opened a dedicated client for playing music, users will now be able to play their…

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James Webb Space Telescope Successfully Deploys Secondary Mirror

Webb teams successfully installed the observatory’s secondary mirror support structure on Jan 5th. Light from the distant universe will reflect off Webb’s iconic 18 gold primary mirrors and hit the smaller, 2.4-foot (.74-meter) secondary mirror, which will direct the light into its instruments. The secondary mirror is supported by three lightweight deployable struts, each nearly 25 feet long and built to withstand the space environment. Warming up the joints and motors required for smooth operation required the use of specialised heating systems. “Another banner day for JWST,” said Bill Ochs,…

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This startup uses AI and IoT to develop solutions for mosquito control

When Prem Kumar Vislawath, Suraj Peddi, and Sai Kumar Chinthala founded Marut Drones in 2019, IIT-Guwahati classmates were attempting to solve the problem of mosquitoes near lakes in Telangana. The startup employs technology to develop solutions for mosquito control, rapid deforestation that contributes to climate change, the inaccessibility of timely medical supplies in remote areas, and agricultural inefficiencies. It combines the power of emerging technologies such as drones, the Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI) with traditional scientific knowledge to create innovative drone solutions for healthcare, the environment,…

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CES 2022 will cut short its program due to covid scare

The CES 2022 programme will be cut short due to covid concerns. According to reports, the organisers have decided to cancel the final day of its 2022 technology conference in Las Vegas. The show’s organisers have announced that the schedule has been cut short as an extra precaution due to an increase in Covid cases. The CES 2022 will now end on January 7, 2022. Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and other major technology companies had already withdrawn from the CES 2022. The companies had agreed to participate in the tech…

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This Agritech startup aims to empower farmers with comprehensive solutions

Bharat Krushi Seva is a startup based in Pune that works with farmers from all over India. The startup is committed to digitising the agriculture industry through IOT implementation. They are a leading IT company in the agricultural field, offering an online platform for farmers to choose new technology. Bharat Krushi Seva employs a skilled and certified team of Domain Experts, Agriculture & Agribusiness Consultants, IT Professionals, and Marketing Specialists with extensive experience in their respective fields. Sharayu Lande (Founder and CEO) and Hemant Dhole Patil (Co-founder and COO) come…

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai is likely to be questioned in an incognito mode privacy lawsuit for up to two hours.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai will likely be questioned for up to two hours in an incognito mode privacy lawsuit. In a court filing earlier this year, the plaintiffs stated that Pichai was warned about problems with Google’s incognito browsing mode in 2019, but he chose to ignore the warnings because he did not want the feature to come under scrutiny. According to the most recent filing, the plaintiffs are now arguing that Pichai has unique, personal knowledge of Chrome browser issues and privacy concerns. According to Google spokesman Jose Castaneda,…

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5G network will be available in India by 2022 : Says DoT

Following speculation about the rollout of the 5G network in India, the Department of Telecommunication (DoT) confirmed on Monday that the 5G network will be available in India by 2022. The Department of Transportation stated that 13 cities across the country will receive 5G service in the beginning. Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Delhi, Gandhinagar, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Jamnagar, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Pune are among these cities. Airtel, Jio, and Vi conducted 5G trials in the majority of these cities earlier this year. “Costing Rs 224 crore, the project is likely…

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CES 2022 will go on as per the schedule

Google, Microsoft, and other major technology companies have withdrawn from the CES 2022. The association, on the other hand, is unfazed by the absence of major attendees; the team as a whole has no plans to cancel the event or host it virtually. Previously, tech companies such as Twitter, Amazon, and Pinterest had withdrawn from the event due to Omicron concerns. “After reviewing the latest data on the rapidly evolving COVID environment, Microsoft has decided not to participate in-person at CES 2022,” a company spokesperson told the Verge. The company…

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DoT directs telcos to keep data and call records at least for two years

The Department of Telecom (DoT) has requested that telecom companies and internet service providers (ISPs) keep commercial and call detail records for at least two years, citing security concerns. According to reports, the amendment to the Unified License Agreement was made in response to requests from security agencies. Previously, subscribers’ call data and internet usage records were archived for one year. The licence amendments were issued on December 21 and were extended to other types of telecom permits on December 22. “The licensee shall maintain all commercial records/call detail record/exchange…

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Spider-Man: No Way Home pirated copies are infected with crypto-mining malware

Spider-Man: No Way Home has been a worldwide box office success, bringing back fond memories of many people’s favourite childhood superhero. Those who obtain pirated copies of the latest Marvel film, on the other hand, receive more than just memories. Researchers have warned that the pirated copies contain cryptocurrency mining malware. According to Reason Cybersecurity researchers, downloading a pirated copy of Spider-Man: No Way Home from a torrent website can invite mining malware. According to the researchers, many pirated copies of the film that are being shared on the internet…

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