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IoT Hacking Hardware Devices – Understanding Security Risks IoT devices are everywhere—from smart homes to industrial automation. But how secure are they? IoT hacking hardware plays a crucial role in security research, penetration testing, and ethic

if you have worked in tech, you know with every device testing, different issues always arise. For this every company has to buy 10s of devices to ensure all the devices are running the application smoothly but this could be bothersome and expensive

Microsoft (OpenAI) + Nvidia vs Google + Apple. Edge AI refers to computing on your device, as opposed to the cloud. The first company to successfully implement this could capture a significant market share. The key players are expected to be Micro

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How Apple and Android Killed Blackberry Billions to bankruptcy #6 The first BlackBerry device was released in 1999.They gained popularity by their unique physical keyboard design.They reached peak with the BB Curve and BB Bold series known for thei

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BlackBerry vs. iPhone: A Market Survey 📱 1. User Base : -BlackBerry: Corporate professionals, security-focused users. -iPhone: Mass-market appeal, from Gen Z to executives. 2. Key Strengths : -BlackBerry: Enterprise-grade security, physical keyboa

Meta's upcoming launches in bullet points: •Threads App: Expansion of the web version for full functionality. •P92 App: A new text-based social network to rival Twitter and Mastodon. •Meta Verified: A subscription service for verified badges on Fa

Nexus:From 2d to 3d-re visualizing survival Stroke and heart attacks kill millions yearly. When stroke strikes, 40-45% don’t survive,half of survivors face permanent coma. Current tools? Flawed. Surgeons rely on 2D scans mid-surgery, and surgeons r

In 2011, Apple was just a hardware company. Today, they make $80 billion from something completely different... And it's 2x more profitable than selling phones. It's growing 100% every 5 years. The untold story of Tim Cook's greatest masterpiece: