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Putin ordered authorities to switch to open source software
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has signed a plan to use open source software in state agencies and organizations operating with the Russian Federation budget.
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China limited map website
The Chinese government will tighten control of map websites or services that provide online geographic information, fearing that these websites may accidentally reveal n…
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Outbreak of bird flu in the UK
The British Veterinary Agency on November 13 confirmed deadly bird flu broke out in the eastern part of the country. This is considered the latest loss to the island nat…
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Netizens challenged authorities
The uncompromising, aggressive and deliberately misleading Intellectual Property Law has caused many netizens to turn their love for Harry Potter into a violation of law.
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Asia-Pacific seized ... 5 million pirated CDs
Authorities seized nearly 5 million pirated discs and detained 870 people in a two-month anti-piracy campaign in more than 10 countries in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Hackers steal accounts
US authorities are investigating a rapidly growing type of online scam, which is that hackers hack into customer accounts through big online transactions. Internet and t…
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Open sex education web to repel web sex
While authorities have a headache with this problem, the Institute of Social Development Studies conducts the necessary procedures to produce a sex education website - a…
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EC considers the penalty for Microsoft
Yesterday (July 10), the European Commission's Competition Authority (EC) met to discuss the penalty that will be applied to Microsoft.
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Hanoi police open emails denouncing criminals
Police Department investigating crimes about social order, Hanoi Police has said that, since March 22, the unit has opened 2 public e-mail boxes to receive hot informati…
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Scientists are studying how to unlock phones with brain waves
According to Android Authority, a group of scientists are studying the use of brain waves
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This is the first vomit robot in the world
In the video below, we can see a sample device (still in trial phase) developed by Chuo University engineers and the National Aeronautics Authority of Japan (JAXA).
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American prisoners assemble computers, connect to prison networks to text their mothers
The authorities have discovered a prisoner at Marion Correctional Institution, Ohio, USA, who assembled two computers and hid it on the ceiling.
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New detection can help pinpoint the exact location of the MH370
Analysis of oysters on the fragment of MH370 can help authorities find the clues of the aircraft has mysteriously disappeared over two years.
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The first electric plane of China
The RX1E is China's first electric plane to receive a qualification flight from the Civil Aviation Authority.
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New Zealand licensed personal flying test equipment
Individual jet engine developers say the New Zealand aviation authority has granted them permission to test flight equipment.