The FCC has ordered the removal of Huawei components from the network

 

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has instructed certain U.S. telecommunications companies to remove Huawei components from their networks. The "remove and replace" directive is the latest US move against Huawei on national security issues.

Earlier, Huawei had asked the FCC to reconsider its decision. However, the company also rejected the application on Thursday. The FCC has since begun the process of removing China Telecom from US-based operations.

According to the BBC, the FCC has also instructed subsidies to allow small carriers to remove and replace Huawei parts. However, it will not be possible for the commission to provide such subsidy on its own without the consent of Congress.

FCC chairman Ajit Pai said Huawei has close ties with the Chinese military, intelligence, and the ruling Communist Party. There is communication at all levels of the organization, from the elementary class to the founder. Also, the concern about Huawei is not just speculation: independent researchers have identified multiple security vulnerabilities in Huawei devices and it is more insecure than other organizations.

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Digital Strike China, 100 apps banned

 

Seeing India, China called a digital strike. The Chinese government has banned at least 100 online apps. This includes apps from many famous organizations in many countries, including the United States.

Famous apps like TripAdvisor have also been banned in China. It is alleged that pornography, prostitution and gambling are spreading in China. The Chinese administration alleges that cyber law has been violated by using these apps.

On June 20, 2020, India first digitally pushed China. In one addition, 59 mobile applications were canceled. After that, 110 apps were closed again on September 2.

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Apple unveils AirPods Max

 

After many months of discussions and rumors, the matter has finally been confirmed. Apple has unveiled its first over-the-year headphones without much fanfare. 

It includes Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), hands-free access to Siri, and all existing elements of Apple Design. Priced at 549. 

According to Apple, these expensive headphone will give a great audio experience. There is a powerful H1 chip, sophisticated software that makes the device unique. 

The AirPods Max will run for a maximum of 20 hours on a single charge, Apple has claimed. The headphones also come with a smart case, which saves the battery when not in use.

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Google’s Co-Head of Ethical AI Timnit Gebru Says She Was Fired for Email

Google fired Timothy Gebru, the technical co-leader of the Ethical Eye team. More than 1,200 Google employees and more than 1,500 researchers have protested the company's dismissal of the black woman scientist. 

Gebru alleges that he was fired to suppress marginalized voices by covering up his research against Google. In the research report, he criticized the organization's diversification efforts. 

He made this allegation by tweeting on Wednesday. In an email to an internal group of women and friends working in the company's AI department, Gebru noted that there was "no accountability" for Google's leadership change. 

However, in an e-mail sent to employees on Friday, Jeff Dean, the head of Google's AI division, presented the whole matter as a resignation. 

He also commented that his research report was "not worthy of publication." At the same time, important DEI has requested not to stop the work of the program.

 

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Microsoft has started selling sweaters!

 

Tech giant Microsoft has started selling winter clothes or sweaters with its own logo. These MS-Paint software-centric sweaters are selling for. 69.99. 

According to technology media reports, the move is aimed at collaborating with a non-profit organization called Girls Who Code. 

It is learned that the non-profit organization will get a grant of 20 from the sale of each sweater. The minimum grant target has been set at $50,000. 

Meanwhile, this is not the first time that Microsoft has sold sweaters. Earlier, the company also sold sweaters in the form of Windows 95. However, this is the first time the tech giant is selling sweaters directly.

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Facebook's cryptocurrency is coming in the new year

 

 

Social media giant Facebook is preparing to bring Libra cryptocurrency or stablecoin by the beginning of 2021. The Financial Times quoted sources close to the project as saying. 

The Facebook-led Geneva-based Libra Association plans to launch Libra in January, according to the report. The company is preparing to launch a dollar-based digital coin 

The report also said that other traditional currency-based coins would be introduced later, despite the Libra Association's new plan. 

The Libra Association did not immediately comment on the plan 

Last April, the Libra Association proposed bringing these digital coins. The project has been delayed several times due to policy and political opposition

 

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Siemens Mobility and Deutsche Bahn Launch Hydrogen-powered Train

 

 Siemens Mobility is building a hydrogen powered train. The German railway company Deutsche Ban is with the company in this work. 

They have begun the development of a hydrogen-powered fuel cell train and a filling station to replace diesel engines on the German local rail network. 

The train will be tested in 2024. 

Siemens has built the prototype hydrogen train based on the electric rail car Mirio Plus. 

 According to the manufacturers, the prototype was created by converting electricity into hydrogen and oxygen boards and placing fuel cells with a battery. The engine can produce its fuel in 15 minutes and can travel at a maximum speed of 160 kilometers per hour and 600 kilometers per hour. 

The new locomotive will be tested in Tbingen, Herb and Forgeheim in the state of Baden-Wrttemberg. Michael Peter, chief executive of Siemens Mobility, told Reuters the train combined the energy possibilities collected from three sources into one modular system. Batteries, fuel cells; This engine can even collect power from existing overhead lines. But where it will run will depend on its energy source. 

German railway operator Deutsche Welle did not provide electrical connections to 40 percent of its 33,000-kilometer (kilometer) long network. Instead, 1,300 fossil fuels will run on diesel locomotive engines.

 

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Motorola is joining the flagship race!

 

In addition to budget phones, Motorola is going to focus on building flagship smartphones this time. A recent TechNews report said that the flagship phone, codenamed 'Neo', is set to join Motorola's 2021 lineup.

 
Lenovo-acquired Motorola has recently been able to gain customer confidence by marketing mid-level phones. Build quality, while all these phones get attention for longevity, did not make much difference in the profit register. However, Motorola can change that situation with the flagship phone. The advanced features of this smartphone with Snapdragon 865 chipset indicate that possibility.

 

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Google Podcasts reaches 50 million installs on the Play Store

 

While not as popular as other third-party podcast players, it is free to use and ready for almost all Android devices. The app has recently achieved a milestone of 50 million downloads in the Google Play Store. News Android Police.

By downloading the app, you can listen to your favorite podcast sessions on your smart home speaker effortlessly. And although not the most popular, the app has taken at least a place for 50 million users.

The Google search app also has direct shortcut options for podcasts. This app is nothing more than that. However, if someone wants to use it regularly as a podcast player, they have downloaded the app. And so it can be said that the number of users may be more than the download!

  

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YouTube will run ads on some creator videos, but it won’t give them any of the revenue

 

YouTube has made major changes to its advertising policy. According to the changed rules, Google will now show ads in the videos of those whose channels have not been monetized. But the relevant video makers will not get any money. Although the rule was introduced in the United States, it will apply to all countries by 2021.

According to Forbes, users in the United States are already seeing a section called 'Right to Monetize' on YouTube's Terms of Service. "Some of the videos that are not on YouTube's Partner Program (YPP) will have ads added to their videos from today," it said. This means you can get ads on your videos even if they are not monetized. Since you are not on YPP, you will not get any money from the advertisement. '

With more than a thousand followers and 4,000 hours of views in the last 12 months, many are unhappy with YouTube's new policy of not being able to become a YPP member. They'll make money from less followers and view channels, but they won't pay the producers anything - that's something technicians can't believe.

 

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