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Google Play announces new changes to mass app removals in 5 weeksNurPhoto via Getty Images Google’s mission to bring Android closer to the iPhone in terms of security and privacy continues. Android 15 promises to use on-device AI to warn users of malicious app activity in real timeThe days of sideloading aren’t over yet, but the Google Play Store’s defenses have been expanded to protect that lawless territory as much as possible. And all of this is just the beginning of the biggest changes yet. Google removes large number of low-quality apps from Play Store, attracting attention It starts five…

CNN — On summer mornings, local kids like to gather at California’s Padaro Beach to learn to surf the gentle rapids. A few years ago, the beach even became a popular spot for young great white sharks. This prompted the Benioff Institute for Marine Sciences (BOSL) at the University of California, Santa Barbara to launch SharkEye, an initiative that uses drones to monitor what’s happening beneath the ocean’s surface. When a shark is spotted, SharkEye sends a text message to about 80 people who have signed up for the alerts, including local lifeguards, surf shop owners and parents of kids…

Tom Bennett plays Wolf White in House of the Dragon. [This story contains spoilers from House of the Dragon season two episode seven.] That’s not much game of thrones It’s an in-universe occurrence for a small character to take center stage and have a hero moment at the end of the episode, but that’s what happened in Sunday night’s HBO episode. House of the DragonWhen Wolf White, a tavern dweller hoping to adopt a Targaryen bastard child, wins the dragon lottery by bonding with Silverwing. Interestingly, British actor Tom Bennett hasn’t had quite the same path as his characters. Bennett…

a Increasing number of people Delaying having children. There are many reasons why people may want to postpone the decision to have children. About one-third of couples If a woman’s partner is over 35 years old, it becomes difficult for her to conceive. This is because the woman’s fertility is declining. decline around that age. But the researchers Ongoing clinical trials Rapamycin, a drug commonly used to prevent organ transplant failure, Women’s reproductive age This can be extended up to a maximum of five years. This is based on early reporting of results from a small pilot study they conducted,…

Medal Table | Olympic Schedule | Olympic NewsSunday Olympic The tournament saw some of America’s biggest names shine for the first time, from Simone Biles and Suni Lee to a star-studded men’s basketball debut, while the U.S. women’s soccer team advanced to the knockout stages.The U.S. women’s team won gold and silver in two events, marking a strong day on the medal tally for Team USA. For host nation France, swimmer Leon Marchand lived up to high expectations. A record-breaking performance earned him the first of four gold medals in Paris.Read on for more details about that exciting Sunday at…

Investing.com — Most Asian stocks surged on Monday as the Federal Reserve approaches a meeting for further clues on interest rate cuts, with the hard-hit technology sector leading the gains. However, with further key economic data due to be released this week, sentiment towards China showed little sign of improvement and the Chinese market continued to underperform its regional peers. A strong Wall Street close helped Asian stocks, as signs of easing inflation boosted expectations that the Fed will eventually cut interest rates this year, which also helped send U.S. stock index futures higher in Asian markets. The Fed is…

Skip to next section Ukrainians reflect on two years since Olenivka prison explosionJuly 28, 2024July 28, 2024Ukrainians reflect on two years since Olenivka prison explosionThousands of people gathered for a rally at Kiev’s Independence SquareImage: Efrem Lukatski/AP/Picture AllianceA ceremony to commemorate the incident in which more than 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed. The explosion at the barracks of the Olenivka prison two years agodrew thousands of soldiers and civilians to Kiev’s Independence Square on Sunday. “I was in Olenivka and the explosion shocked me,” said Kirillo Masarytin, who was later released. “I have never felt so helpless. Those…

aMore than 7,500 clinicians and researchers gathered in Philadelphia Alzheimer’s Association International ConferenceEvery year, researchers come together to discuss new treatments for Alzheimer’s disease, with fierce debates over when to prescribe new drugs to treat the disease. Lekanemab (Rekenbi) was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2023, but Negative recommendation It was approved by the European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use last week. Approved by the FDA in July. Both have significant health and economic implications that could affect the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and, depending on the neurologist’s position, the diagnosis…

Ahead of the likely debut of One UI 7 this week, Samsung’s new clock app has emerged along with a preview of the company’s updated design language. Samsung Clock v12.4.00.8 hit the web this week ( APK Mirror), Glimpse The One UI 7 beta is rolling out to a select number of users ahead of its premiere, but the new version can be installed immediately on devices running One UI 6, like the Galaxy Z Fold 6. The new app update brings a redesigned UI to different parts of the Clock app, but overall it’s pretty similar. There’s a bit…

When people talk to each other, the conversation usually contains many dramatic turns. Humans don’t speak naturally in Shakespearean monologues, but rather interrupt periodically and gesticulate wildly. It’s commonly believed that our conversations have a major turn roughly every 200 milliseconds. New Research Chimpanzees do the same thing, according to a study published in the journal Current Biology. “They go on for a long time saying ‘groom me’, ‘no you groom me’, ‘no me’, until one of them gives in and makes the first move.” “Chimpanzees also engage in rapid alternations from signal to signal during face-to-face gestural exchanges,” the…