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In a digital world, this analog series of photos makes headlines, showcasing beautifully captured black-and-white landscapes

Black and white photography reveals emotion, composition, and narrative in its purest form. The Exposure One Awards 2025 recently celebrated this timeless medium, showcasing work from photographers around the world and highlighting the enduring relevance of analog techniques in today’s digital era. Among the standout winners is David Zlotky (USA), whose series Where the Wild Things Are…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Hyundai and Kia's low-cost EVs are crushing it

Hyundai and Kia are betting big on lower-priced electric vehicles, and so far, it’s paying off. With more arriving soon, the South Korean auto giant is laying the groundwork for what’s shaping up to be a strong run. Hyundai and Kia are betting on low-cost EVs. Since launching the EV3 in Europe in late 2024, Kia’s compact electric SUV has quickly become one of the most popular EVs in the…
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DefenseNews

Lithuania tests firearms, Swedish missiles against high-speed drones

MILAN — The Lithuanian Army has tested heavy machine guns and Swedish-designed surface-to-air missiles against high-speed drones, as more militaries are exploring the potential of firearms as drone countermeasures of last resort. In a video released this week by the Lithuanian armed forces, air defense artillery units are seen training with large-caliber machine guns and launching the Saab-made…
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ComputersNews

This popular ‘privacy browser’ is actually tracking users and stealing data

With privacy all but nonexistent now thanks to web advertising and monetized tracking, there’s a definite niche for browsers and other tools that specialize in keeping you safe and anonymous online. Brave, DuckDuckGo, Mullvad, and Tor are all great examples. But one “privacy browser” is allegedly made by cyber criminals specifically to harvest data—and it has millions of…
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