Day: May 20, 2023

Hytera Communications (SZSE: 002583), a leading global provider of professional communications technologies and solutions, has recently released its latest Push-to-talk over Cellular (PoC) radio model PNC460 XRugged Smart Device. With open API, rugged hardware, and intuitive Push-to-talk (PTT), PNC460 holds great potential and possibilities to unleash team productivity in business and industrial scenarios. As a smartphone for professionals, PNC460 operates Android 12 with open API and easily runs specialized 3rd-party Apps developed for specific purposes or industries, for example, Apps for ac… Read More “Hytera Releases Ruggedized Push-to-talk Smartphone”

In the hallowed halls of bygone days, a remarkable encounter took place between our Founder and CEO Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer and the luminary of literature, Martin Amis. In the year 2012, amidst the bustling metropolis of New York, these the two sat down in the New York Public Library resulting in a captivating interview. Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer engaged in a thought-provoking dialogue with Martin Amis, exploring various facets of his life and literary perspective. Amis reflected on reconciling the divergent worlds of his upbringing, where the rebellious rock ‘n’ roll culture clashed with his … Read More “A Fond Farewell: Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer Pays Tribute To Martin Amis”

The Government is responding too slowly to the dangers of artificial intelligence, which poses the greatest threat to education, according to head teachers. A group of leaders from some of the country’s top schools have issued a letter warning of the “very real and present hazards and dangers” being presented by the technology. They have called on schools to collaborate in order to ensure AI works in their best interests and those of pupils, amid fears it is being used as a shortcut by pupils across the country for completing work. The group, led by Sir Anthony Seldon, the head of Epsom Colleg… Read More “AI’s ‘severe risks the greatest threat UK schools have ever faced’”

By Thomas Lee Retailers are constantly wrestling with emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and robots. But as Target Corporation (TGT) – Get Free Report has discovered, effective solutions can be quite simple — sometimes to the point of being quite obvious to the casual observer. The Minneapolis-based retailer has heavily invested in its ability to deliver online orders the next day. In 2017, the company paid $550 million to acquire Shipt, a company which also deploys contractors to personally shop and deliver food from Target stores. DON’T MISS: Mark Zuckerberg… Read More “Target Tries Bold But Simple Answer to Counter Amazon’s Delivery Edge”

By John Irish and Sakura Murakami HIROSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) -Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy held talks with India’s Narendra Modi on Saturday and was due to meet other “Global South” leaders at a Group of Seven (G7) summit aimed at broadening support for his country in its war against Russia. The three-day G7 meeting in the Japanese city of Hiroshima has already agreed new sanctions on Russia and measures to stand up to what it called China’s economic coercion, drawing the ire of Moscow and a complaint to the summit host Japan from Beijing. Flown in from an Arab League summit on a French gover… Read More “Ukraine’s Zelenskiy courts ‘Global South’ at G7 summit”

By John Irish and Sakura Murakami HIROSHIMA, Japan (Reuters) -Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy held talks with India’s Narendra Modi on Saturday and was due to meet other “Global South” leaders at a Group of Seven (G7) summit aimed at broadening support for his country in its war against Russia. The three-day G7 meeting in the Japanese city of Hiroshima has already agreed new sanctions on Russia and measures to stand up to what it called China’s economic coercion, drawing the ire of Moscow and a complaint to the summit host Japan from Beijing. Flown in from an Arab League summit on a French gover… Read More “Ukraine’s Zelenskiy courts ‘Global South’ at G7 summit”

The leaders of the G7 nations have been discussing the importance of preserving common values such as freedom and human rights in the face of advances in artificial intelligence (AI). In their communiqué, which was agreed on Saturday, they write that rules and laws would have to keep pace with the development of AI, and be adapted if necessary. “We recognize that, while rapid technological change has been strengthening societies and economies, the international governance of new digital technologies has not necessarily kept pace,” the leaders say in their declaration. The also say that global … Read More “G7: Tech policy must keep up with AI advances to protect democracy”