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According to a report released on July 5, just last year, advertisers spent $ 800 million on fake clicks and the error was dumped on Google and Yahoo.
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According to a report released on July 5, just last year, advertisers spent $ 800 million on fake clicks and the error was dumped on Google and Yahoo.
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America has regained its advantage in the race that seems to have no end.
Super camera is named T - cup. Its shooting speed is so fast that it can record light movement.
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A $ 5 million wave-power facility will become a major source of electricity for Australia's Tasmania.
Researchers in Sweden have created the world's fastest camera that can capture up to 5 trillion frames in a second.
The test version only has a capacity of 2.8 liters of water per day, but the application potential is huge because the production cost is not high. Especially this devic…
At a rate of 100 billion frames per second, this camera application will really bring breakthroughs in the scientific world.
Blind people can read between 63 and 81 words per minute thanks to a finger-mounted camera system that recognizes the text and reads them out loud.