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20-Year Timelapse of the World Trade Center Took 13.3 Million Photos

Earthcam, one of the leaders in long-term timelapse camera systems, has released a new timelapse film that documents the last two decades of the rescue, recovery, and rebuild of New York’s World Trade Center. The September 11 attacks, often simply referred to as 9/11, were a series of four coordinated terrorist attacks againt the United States that took place on September 11, 2001. Two hijacked…
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Communism and sitcoms inspire AI ethics at Salesforce

The Transform Technology Summits start October 13th with Low-Code/No Code: Enabling Enterprise Agility. Register now! One belief Yakaira Núñez, VP of research and insights at Salesforce, holds firmly is that in product development, it’s just as crucial to identify your…
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Latest Apple Arcade games for iPhone, Mac, Apple TV [9/10: Zookeeper World]

Apple Arcade launched with close to 100 titles and the service is seeing new games added regularly with over 200 games now in the library. Follow along with our guide on the latest from Apple’s gaming service. New for 9/10: The newest release on Apple Arcade is the action puzzler meets sim game Zookeeper World. You can learn more about and download all the new games by heading to the Arcade…
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Samsung’s new Galaxy Watch 4 bands use sustainable materials, including apple peels

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 ships with fairly run-of-the-mill bands, but the company has some neat ones coming in soon. Created in collaboration with Sami Miró Vintage, these new Galaxy Watch 4 bands have unique designs and are made from sustainable materials, including apple peels. This new collection of Sami Miró Vintage bands are made in a “limited quantity” and cost $39.99 each. The…
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Google Phone rolls out Material You redesign in beta

Google Phone is the latest app to get a Material You makeover ahead of Android 12’s release later this year. In the last few weeks, Google has been rolling out Material You redesigns with greater frequency, with Android 12 Beta 5 bringing colorful new designs for the…
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Android’s Private Compute Services allow ML features to securely get cloud updates

With Android 12, Google announced the “Private Compute Core” to allow for “new technologies that are private by design.” The company shared more details today about Android’s Private Compute Services. The Android Private Compute Core is “isolated from the rest of the operating system and apps.” This also includes network isolation, with features that run here often processing audio…
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