The device takes the “Zero Trust” approach to security, meaning the system doesn’t trust anybody. Individuals go through frequent authorizations as part of this policy. The Sikur One also includes a system known as Sikur ID, which offers an authentication token function without a password. This, in the company’s words, will eliminate phishing or malware attacks. Naturally, the smartphone supports remote wiping or locking in the event of theft or loss....

It was like a starter’s pistol had gone off in the neuroscience lounge. The discovery of mirror neurons would launch a “revolution” in understanding empathy and cooperation, predicted one researcher. Mirror neurons were “the driving force” behind the “great leap forward” in brain evolution, claimed another. They “will provide a unifying framework and explain a host of mental abilities that hitherto remained mysterious,” asserted a third, calling these cells “the neurons that shaped civilization....

Also worth noting is that there are only about 10 images. So this isn’t really a full picture of how the software will appear across the entirety of the device. And there may be even more changes. However, it does give you a good idea of how the software will be a little more approachable and pleasing to the eye. Wear OS 3.5/One UI Watch 4.5 leak showcases functional ease of use changes Wear OS 3....

Telegram has been a popular messaging app since it launched in 2013. It’s in competition with services like Whatsapp and Slack, but it’s been adding on new features and improvements consistently over the years. Adding to this platform’s merits is the fact that it uses end-to-end encryption with its messages. These six new Telegram features include a new download manager These six new Telegram features include a new download manager...

From the Newsweek article: But the research is now making it clear that the Internet is not “just” another delivery system. It is creating a whole new mental environment, a digital state of nature where the human mind becomes a spinning instrument panel, and few people will survive unscathed. To read the Newsweek article, “Is the Web Driving Us Mad?” click here. 19/07/12 [image © flickr.com/ssoosay]