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GOOD NEWS FOR MORTAL KOMBAT GAME FRANCHISE FANS


October 2, 2021

There is some good news for the Mortal Kombat game franchise as one of its installments titled Mortal Kombat X will be available on PlayStation Plus in October without any cost. PS Plus will also see free of cost access to several games that is Mortal Kombat X, PGA Tour 2K21, and the upcoming game titled Hell Let Loose. The …

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HEART INFLAMMATION RATES HIGHER AFTER MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE: CANADA DATA


October 2, 2021

Canadian health officials said on Friday data suggests reported cases of rare heart inflammation were relatively higher after Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine compared with the Pfizer/BioNTech shots. The data also indicated heart inflammation occurs more often in adolescents and adults under 30 years of age, and more often in males. The statement from the Public Health Agency of Canada said majority …

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71,000 cyber attacks made on FBR portals every month: Tarin


October 1, 2021

ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin has informed the National Assembly that on an average the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) portals were subjected to 71,000 cyber attacks every month. This volume has, over a couple of years, increased sharply as tools and methods available with the hackers are more powerful and sophisticated, Mr Tarin said in a written reply to …

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NOBEL MEDICINE PRIZE FOR COVID-19 VACCINE?


October 1, 2021

Scientists behind COVID-19 vaccines could be in the running to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine even though the pandemic is far from over. Some scientists say it is just a matter of time: If the work that went into developing the vaccines is not recognised when this year’s prize is announced on Monday, it will win the award in …

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NOBEL PEACE PRIZE: IS THIS GRETA THUNBERG’S YEAR?


October 1, 2021

The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced just three weeks before world leaders gather for a climate summit that scientists say could determine the future of the planet, one reason why prize watchers say this could be the year of Greta Thunberg. The world’s most prestigious political accolade will be unveiled on Oct. 8. While the winner often seems a …

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YouTube cracks down on anti-vax videos


September 30, 2021

SAN FRANCISCO: YouTube said on Wednesday it would remove videos that falsely claim approved vaccines are dangerous, as social networks seek to crack down on health misinformation around Covid-19 and other diseases. Video-sharing giant YouTube has already banned posts that spread false myths around coronavirus treatments, including ones that share inaccurate claims about Covid-19 vaccines shown to be safe. But …

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WINDOWS 11 IS ALMOST HERE BUT SEE IT NOW IF YOU’RE WINDOWS INSIDER


September 29, 2021

Windows 11 is due to launch a week from now, on October 5 and since it’s in the final phase, the company Microsoft has rolled out a near-final version of the operating system people registered in the Windows Insider program. Since it’s the first time a Windows 11 version has been out as a Release Preview Insider program, it is …

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SKYPE REVEALS COLORFUL REDESIGN, NEW PERFORMANCE UPGRADES


September 29, 2021

Skype has some significant changes in the works. It offered a peek at what’s coming later this year, with a focus on speed, reliability and design, as well as other performance upgrades.  Microsoft announced the addition of the latest features to Skype via a blog post on September 27. The company said that the new plans bring an “improved, faster, reliable, and super modern-looking Skype.” The most …

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CHINA REVEALS DRONE CONCEPT SIMILAR TO US-MADE KRATOS XQ-58A VALKYRIE


September 29, 2021

China on Wednesday revealed a drone concept similar in mission – and appearance – to the US-made Kratos XQ-58A Valkyrie as countries race to invest in “loyal wingman” drones to help protect pricier crewed fighter jets. The long-range FH-97 drone concept unveiled on Wednesday can carry different types of weapons, and has swarm and electronic warfare capabilities, said Wu Wei, …

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‘The big delete:’ Inside Facebook’s crackdown on German network spreading Covid misinformation


September 28, 2021

Days before Germany’s federal elections, Facebook took what it called an unprecedented step: the removal of a series of accounts that worked together to spread Covid-19 misinformation and encourage violent responses to Covid restrictions. The crackdown, announced on September 16, was the first use of Facebook’s new “coordinated social harm” policy aimed at stopping not state-sponsored disinformation campaigns but otherwise …

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