New ransomware group called Slug claims responsibility for AerCap attack, but little is known of the newcomer.
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Top aircraft provider hit by ransomware, with 1TB data cache possibly stolen
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The OnePlus 12 has gone global, alongside the new OnePlus 12R
The OnePlus 12 and OnePlus 12R are here to challenge the Samsung Galaxy S24.Go Here to Read this Fast! The OnePlus 12 has gone global, alongside the new OnePlus 12R
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X finally brings video and voice calls to Android users
New video and voice call functionality has been added to X for premium members.Go Here to Read this Fast! X finally brings video and voice calls to Android users
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These Pastel Pink Joy-Con controllers are seriously adorable and they’re launching just in time for Princess Peach Showtime
Nintendo reveals some super cute Joy-Con controllers that are launching alongside Princess Peach Showtime.These Pastel Pink Joy-Con controllers are seriously adorable and they’re launching just in time for Princess Peach ShowtimeThese Pastel Pink Joy-Con controllers are seriously adorable and they’re launching just in time for Princess Peach Showtime -
Top tips for businesses struggling to integrate AI
In today’s fast-paced business landscape, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) is no longer a mere luxury but a strategic necessity.Go Here to Read this Fast! Top tips for businesses struggling to integrate AI
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Got a messy Google Photos library? This new Android feature will help tame it
Google Photos is finally getting a long-promised ‘Photo stacks’ feature on Android – here’s how it works.Originally appeared here:
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SEC reveals how its Twitter account was hacked – and it’s rather embarrassing
The SEC has revealed the cause of its recent X account breach, and disabling MFA certainly did not help.SEC reveals how its Twitter account was hacked – and it’s rather embarrassingSEC reveals how its Twitter account was hacked – and it’s rather embarrassing -
Founder-led deep tech investor Plural launches €400M fund
European early-stage investment firm Plural Platform has launched a new €400mn fund as it seeks to turn budding startups into “world-changing” global companies. Plural was founded in 2021 by Wise co-founder Taavet Hinrikus and Songkick founder Ian Hogarth, alongside former Skype executive Sten Tamkivi and Khaled Helioui, previously chief executive at Bigpoint Games. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in deep tech startups tackling seriously difficult problems. Since raising its first €250mn fund 18 months ago, Plural has financed over 26 startups working in climate and energy, AI, fintech, healthcare, and frontier technologies. Unlike traditional early-stage VCs, Plural is solely…This story continues at The Next Web
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Lack of Web Push Notifications may mean fewer Apple Vision Pro interruptions
Apple Vision Pro users may not see many notifications while wearing the headset, with the discovery that visionOS doesn’t natively support Progressive Web Apps and Web Push Notifications.
Apple Vision Pro in use [Apple]Notifications and alerts are a fact of life in modern computing, but they may not be that visible for users of the Apple Vision Pro. It appears that, in the case of apps that rely on the underlying technologies of Progressive Web Apps, their notifications won’t appear at all.
Raised by Steve Moser of MacRumors via X, the Apple Vision Pro does not include support for Progressive Web Apps.
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Why Apple Vision Pro in 2024 won’t be like 1984
There’s something about traveling to new places and experiencing new things that sparks the imagination, recalibrates one’s view of what’s possible, and allows association of apparently unrelated ideas like the Apple Vision Pro and Macintosh launches into analogies that can illuminate our future outlook.
Here’s what my own recent travels made me think about Apple’s ambitions for the new year. The introduction of Vision Pro, at the 4th decade of the Macintosh, plays into this.When Apple debuted the first Mac way back then, there were no flagship Apple Stores. There was no track record of building great development tools, nor any App Store supporting the distribution, updates, and sales for Mac software.
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