The LG C3 65-Inch 4K OLED Smart TV Once Again Goes Down To Its ‘Holiday Sale’ Price With A Crazy $303 Off On Amazon, Experience An Immersion Like No Other At A 20 Percent Discount  - An OLED TV upgrade is leaps and bounds better than any other display technology, with the picture quality offering rich colors and deeper blacks to deliver that crisp accuracy. The ultra-fast response rate of individual pixels in an OLED panel also enables these large televisions to serve as gaming monitors,...

+9 from  wccftech

 The Legal War on Greenpeace

+18 from  realclearpolitics

 NeuSemi: The Professional Force in the Electronics Industry  - NeuSemi is a leading value-added provider of semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) solutions in China, specializing in high-performance IC solutions for industries such as mobile communications, the Internet of Things (IoT), new energy (including electric vehicles, photovoltaics, etc.), medical, power,...

+1 from  eetimes

 Low-cost framework enhances metadata replication with adaptive synchronization  - Metadata management has always been the focus of distributed file systems research. Metadata replication exhibits a comparative advantage in maintaining locality and balancing system load. However, according to the requirements ...

 Meta Stock Action + Cloudflare Reveals the Future  - Meta has been up for 20 straight days \u2014 a bizarre occurrence in the market.

 Chinese vice premier stresses preparation for spring farming

+3 from  english.www.cn

 How Medical Oxygen Shortages Threaten Millions Worldwide  - Over five billion people worldwide lack reliable access to medical oxygen, a crucial resource for treating various health conditions. A new report stresses the need for national oxygen plans, increased funding, and stronger public-private collaboration. While pandemic-related investments helped, many...

+4 from  scitechdaily

 Experts say debate on e-mobility overshadows the real problem: Cars get too much space  - In the Netherlands, we face an increasing diversity of vehicles on the bike paths, from (e-)cargo bikes, (e-)mopeds to fatbikes. This leads to concerns about crowding and safety. Accidents and conflicts between these different ...

+3 from  techxplore

 A 69-Million-Year Evolutionary Mystery: Scientists Discover Oldest Modern Bird  - New clues explore the age-old question: Does a duck always look like a duck and quack like a duck? Sixty-six million years ago, at the end of the Cretaceous Period, an asteroid impact near the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico triggered the extinction of all known non-avian dinosaurs. Yet, for the early ancestors...

+8 from  scitechdaily

 Nokia’s $2.3bn Infinera Deal Set For ‘Unconditional’...  - Nokia's $2.3bn Infinera buy set to make company world's second-biggest vendor of optical networking gear for data centres

+1 from  silicon.co.uk

 More foreign language editions of 'Understanding Xi Jinping's Educational Philosophy' published

+5 from  english.www.cn

 Stressed? Your Brain Might Be Playing Tricks on Your Hearing  - Stress doesn’t just affect emotions — it changes how we perceive the world. A study found that mice exposed to a week of stress became less sensitive to loud noises. Their brains showed altered activity in the auditory cortex, impacting how they processed sound. This suggests stress may not only influence...

+7 from  scitechdaily

 Harvard team built a CMOS chip to map 70,000 synaptic connections between 2,000 rat neurons  - A Harvard team built a CMOS chip that can see the signals across 2,000 rat neurons, allowing the team to map over 70,000 connections — a first in the field of neural research.

+6 from  tomshardware

 Willie Hobbs Moore: STEM Trailblazer  - The first Black woman with a science Ph.D paved the way for underrepresented groups

 Chinese superconducting quantum computer receives over 20 million global visits

 Gartner Survey Shows Only 29% of Supply Chain Organizations Have Built Necessary Capabilities to Deliver on Future Performance

 Hack On Self: One Minute Blitz  - Have you yet stumbled upon the principle of “consistently applied small amounts of work can guarantee completion of large projects”? I have, and it’s worked out well for me – …read more

+2 from  hackaday

 Harvard’s Tiny Chip Unveils 70,000 Hidden Brain Connections  - Harvard researchers have developed an advanced silicon chip with microhole electrodes, allowing for the mapping of over 70,000 synaptic connections among rat neurons. This breakthrough, surpassing previous methods in both accuracy and scale, brings scientists closer to understanding how neurons connect...

+8 from  scitechdaily

 Meta To Build World’s Longest Subsea Fibre Cable  - Meta Platforms announces plan to build Project Waterworth, a 50,000 km cable linking five continents as it ramps infrastructure investments

+2 from  silicon.co.uk

 National public data platform to begin trial run

+10 from  english.www.cn

 Get Ready For KiCAD 9!  - Rev up your browsers, package managers, or whatever other tool you use to avail yourself of new software releases, because the KiCAD team have announced that barring any major bugs …read more

+4 from  hackaday

 A Law Could Give Noncitizens in NYC the Vote

+19 from  realclearpolitics

 GTA VI Reportedly Planning Fortnite/Roblox-style UGC Push  - Earlier today, the website DigiDay reported that Rockstar Games has been meeting with Fortnite and Roblox creators, in addition to existing GTA content creators, about GTA VI and its purported push into user-generated content. The creators would be allowed to modify the game, presumably in the online...

+3 from  wccftech

 The “Unbreakable” Beer Glasses Of East Germany  - We like drinking out of glass. In many ways, it’s an ideal material for the job. It’s hard-wearing, and inert in most respects. It doesn’t interact with the beverages you …read more

+5 from  hackaday

 Chinese AI model DeepSeek is being integrated into smart TVs — Skyworth G7F Pro understands local dialects and generates multimedia content  - Chinese TV maker Skyworth is adding DeepSeek R-1 support to its latest smart TVs.

+8 from  tomshardware

 Apple’s Custom 5G Modem Chip Inside The iPhone SE 4 Will Deliver Worse Performance Than Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X75 Chip In The iPhone 16 Lineup  - Apple is slated to launch its budget iPhone with Apple Intelligence functionality on Wednesday, and it was reported that the company is expecting high returns from the device. The company will make various changes to the SE lineup, including a bigger display and a design similar to that of the higher-end...

+7 from  wccftech

 Rainbow Six Siege X Announced with Graphical, Audio, and Gameplay Improvements; Showcase set for March 13  - Following the rumor shared earlier this month, Ubisoft confirmed during the Six Invitational eSports tournament that Rainbow Six Siege X is real. A full-fledged showcase will take place on March 13 at 10 AM PT / 7 PM CET via the Rainbow Six Siege Twitch channel, though folks will also be able to attend...

+3 from  wccftech

 Intel Inside  - Strategic Revolution

 Breakthrough Discovery: Scientists Restore Key Alzheimer’s Pathway  - Researchers combined animal models, human brain tissue, and molecular analysis to uncover a connection between Alzheimer’s disease, cell function issues, and cholesterol in the brain. A research team from the Keck School of Medicine at USC has identified the mechanisms of a cellular pathway that drives...

+4 from  scitechdaily

 Razer Barracuda X Chroma Review – Worthy Upgrade  - Back in July of 2021, Razer released the Barracuda X multi-platform wireless headset, and some months ago, the brand launched an updated version called Barracuda X Chroma. As I've been quite impressed with the original 2021 model, I was happy to test out the new X Chroma model. Here are my thoughts about...

 AI in journalism: Report reveals audience distrust and ethical concerns  - A new industry report has found audiences and journalists are growing increasingly concerned by generative artificial intelligence (AI) in journalism.

+4 from  techxplore

 Multiple Raspberry Pi create 'wigglegram' 3D photos using this AI enhanced camera  - Low-Junket9298 has created a 3D camera from scratch using five Raspberry Pis with a little help from AI to create wigglegrams.

+5 from  tomshardware

 China's police chief meets head of Azerbaijani state security service

+1 from  english.www.cn

 Elden Ring Nightreign Hands-On Preview – Looking Forward to the Night  - Being a huge fan of the Monster Hunter series, rumors of FromSoftware working on a similar experience based on Elden Ring got me quite excited. When Elden Ring Nightreign was announced, however, I have to admit I wasn't particularly excited about the little that was shown, as I felt that the trademark...

+6 from  wccftech

 Gartner Survey Reveals Over a Quarter of Marketing Organizations Have Limited or No Adoption of GenAI for Marketing Campaigns

 Is Depression Aging You Faster? Scientists Reveal a 30% Increase in Health Risks  - Depression isn’t just a mental health challenge — it takes a toll on the entire body. A study tracking over 170,000 adults found that those with a history of depression developed chronic physical conditions like osteoarthritis, hypertension, and acid reflux at a significantly faster rate than those...

 No, Notepad for Windows 11 doesn't require you to use a Microsoft account — unless you're trying to use AI  - A rumor of Notepad for Windows 11 now requiring Microsoft Account sign-in has spread like wildfire, but all is not as it seems.

+1 from  tomshardware

 来稿照登：倒行逆施毁港不可善终，王者归来作孽猪头没命！  - 雄心壮志阴阳盛，少管博士腹中空。入错蓬门认错爹，一帘幽梦葬大国。

 The barbarians at your door. How to identify and defeat the...  - Many of the cyberthreats your business faces are invisible. Learn how to shine a light on these threats and discover how to take action to protect your business

 Online shopping giants bet on AI to curb clothes returns  - From sizing advice via selfies to robot stock-takers, online shopping behemoths have increasingly turned to artificial intelligence in a bid to stem the flow of bad-for-business clothes returns.

+3 from  techxplore

 [News] South Korea Allocates USD 26.5 Million to Strengthen OLED and MicroLED Sectors  - According to a report from OLED-info, South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy (MTIE) has announced a funding package of 38.7 billion won (approximately USD 26.5 million) to bolster the nation’s display industry. The initiative aims to strengthen South Korea's competitive edge in t...

 Graphene Tattoos: The Future of Continuous Health Monitoring?  - In the near future, imagine a world where your health is continuously monitored, not through bulky devices but through an invisible graphene tattoo. Developed at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, …read more

+2 from  hackaday

 TCL’s Massive 75-Inch QLED Smart TV Brings A $200 Discount To The Table, While Upsizing Your Viewing Experience, With A Little Bit Of Gaming, Only On Amazon  - The ‘price to performance’ TV buffs know which brand will always stand by their side when they want to upgrade to a brand new model. If you have yet to guess correctly, look at the latest discount offered by Amazon. TCL, has established its reputation by delivering value oriented smart TVs, but do...

+2 from  wccftech

 Piano Gets an Arduino Implant  - [Paul] likes his piano, but he doesn’t know how to play it. The obvious answer: program an Arduino to do it. Some aluminum extrusion and solenoids later, and it was …read more

+2 from  hackaday