Yesterday's Top Technology News

1. Cancer survivor in prostate blood test plea

A retired engineer who has recovered from prostate cancer is urging men to get themselves tested for the disease. Keith Davies, 74, had a blood test at a charity event in 2020 which showed high levels of a protein produced by the prostate gland and ...

2. Vacheron Constantin Puts a Record on the Wrist

The 41 functions of the Les Cabinotiers Solaria Grand Complication make it the world's most complicated wristwatch. Share full article.

3. Pulse Oximeter Results Unreliable, Still

Blood oxygen measurements taken with pulse oximeters in hospitals tend to be lower than they really are, according to the Equiox study, which was designed to assess the technology's measurement capabilities in people with various skin tones.

4. Harnessing artificial intelligence to transform Alzheimer's disease research

These include impediments in data sharing and harmonization, protracted timelines for biomedical discoveries and clinical trials, and a disconnection between laboratory insights and their translation to clinical practice. AI offers a transformative ...

5. 'Superhuman vision': Powerful 3D imaging technology paves way for next-generation eye-tracking

A pattern of distorted lines is visible as a reflection in this close-up view of a human eye. By observing the deformation of illumination patterns reflected off the eye's surface, researchers in Willomitzer's group can capture gaze direction ...

6. All the iPhone 17 rumours to know, from release date to price

Leaks about the upcoming iPhone 17 are gathering pace, and there could even be a new iPhone Air · Apple iPhone 17 release date: When will the new smartphones launch? · Apple iPhone 17 price: How much could the new handsets cost? · Apple iPhone 17 design and ...

7. IISc researchers develop bacteria to repair bricks in space; samples to be sent onboard Gaganyaan

A sample of the bacteria may now be sent to space as part of the Gaganyaan mission to study its behaviour in microgravity. With India planning future manned lunar missions, this development could play a crucial role in developing sustainable, self- ...

8. Now, IISc team develops lunar brick repair solution using bacteria

Using the bacterium 'Sporosarcina pasteurii', they successfully restore the strength of sintered bricks, offering a sustainable solution for future lunar habitation. The reinforcement technique withstands extreme lunar temperatures.

9. Tudor's Fan-Favorite Watches Just Got Even Better

Paired to a three-link steel bracelet with polished and satin finishing and the “T-fit” clasp system, the watch is powered by the Tudor Manufacture Calibre 5601-U movement with 70 hours of power reserve.

10. Anthropic announces updates on security safeguards for its AI models

Anthropic on Monday announced updates to the "responsible scaling" policy for its artificial intelligence technology, including defining which of its model safety levels are powerful enough to need additional protections. The company, backed by ...

11. 'Taking Manhattan' Review: The Birth of Gotham

In 1624 the Dutch West India Co. established New Netherland; Dutch traders and settlers had been arriving in the area for about 10 years. The English succeeded the Dutch in 1664, and New Netherland became New York. If you celebrate New York's founding, ...

12. The Future Of Samsung TVs: Samsung Exec Talks Picture Quality, Features And AI

Inbeon Kim is a Corporate Vice President at Samsung, where he's Head of R&D Innovation. His knowledge of Samsung TV is especially comprehensive, so when I was offered the chance to interview him, I was keen. SKOREA-ECONOMY-SAMSUNG-RESULTS.

13. Car firms fined for withholding recycling information

Ten carmakers and two industry groups have been fined a combined total of nearly £78m for withholding information about vehicle recycling. BMW, Ford, Jaguar Land Rover, Peugeot Citroen, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Renault, Toyota, Vauxhall, and Volkswagen, ...

14. Popular downtown bar to re-open after car slammed into it in September

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — "WE'RE SO BACK," one of the comments read. Their all CAPS. not ours! That's the energy being expressed all over the Char Bar's Instagram account this week after news began circulating that the popular downtown bar is re-opening ...

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Biil Geetii fi Pool Alan kan Maayikorosooftii (Microsoft) hundeessan waggaa 50 dura ture. Yeroo sanatti BBC Biil Geete wayita dubbiseetti marsariitiiwwan 130 qofaatu ture. Bara 1993tti kan eegalame Maayikroosooftiin jaarraa 21ffaa jijjireera.

16. EU Fines Car Makers $495.3 Million Over Vehicle-Recycling Cartel

The European Commission fined more than a dozen automakers and the trade group ACEA 458 million euros ($495.3 million) in an antitrust probe over their role in a end-of-life vehicle-recycling cartel. The commission said Tuesday that 16 major car ...

17. Microsoft president cautions against Washington's proposed 'wealth tax,' discusses evolution of AI

SEATTLE — From personal computing to Xbox, cloud computing to AI, Microsoft continues to drive innovation and transform the way we live. As Microsoft celebrates five decades in business, President Brad Smith sat down with KING 5 to share why he ...