© naftemporiki.gr Facebook changes its logo There are not many analysts who believe that changing the Facebook logo signifies a differentiation of the company from the social network. The well-known social network trademark remains the same, while the new logo, in red letters, refers to the company. It will gradually

© Provided by FREED Information Technology Networks S.A. After seven years of preparations, the Commission has announced that it will be possible for any interested party to create a fully-featured “.eu” website in the Greek alphabet. The aim is to support multilingualism and multiculturalism in the European Union, while at

© Provided by Attica Publications If a friend does “like” on your post, but no one else can see it except you, does all this have any value? In a very short time from now, a work case will come true: ‎‎Instagram will stop publicly displaying the likes of a

© naftemporiki.gr “Smart” digital bionic leg helps the disabled to walk better “If you have seen the “Terminator”, something like that was”, ‎ ‎says Kerry Finn -60-year-old driver from Utah, USA- describing the ‎‎bionic leg‎‎ that he acquired as part ‎‎of a researchers’ program at the University of Utah.‎‎ The

© Provided by P.ATHANASIADES & Co. SA New information that sees the spotlight reveal that ‎‎devices preinstalled with Google Assistant, as well as Alexa, can be exploited by hackers.‎ This is not the first time it is known that ‎‎Google’s and Amazon’s digital assistants can be used for malicious purposes

© Provided by PROTO THEMA S.A. ekso Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US have created the first full-body remote control system that transmits a human’s motion to a two-legged robot. Thus, when a human operator walks, runs or jumps, the robot does the same in

© naftemporiki.gr VIPER: NASA’s robot to search for ice on the moon NASA will send a robotic vehicle to the south pole of the moon to examine the location and concentration of ice in the area‎‎ and to take -for the first time- samples of it, to the same pole

© Imago/Ikon Images Provided by Deutsche Welle The first Internet connection between two computers coincided with the first‎‎ moon landing. The ‎‎landing of man on the surface of the moon in 1969‎‎ was an event that overshadowed, of course, any other development and news from the field of science. Although

© Provided by Attica Publications Data show that smartphones worldwide are down significantly from the previous year, with 3.2%. Nor has the launch of the iPhone 11 helped substantially in the opposite direction, with consumers increasingly prolonging the life of their old cellphone. At the same time, mid-range smartphones have

© Provided by Capital.gr Researchers in the US developed a new artificial intelligence algorithm, which manages better than experienced radiologists in detecting small cerebral bleeding.‎‎ This development is expected to ‎‎help physicians in the future to diagnose and better treat patients with head injuries, strokes and aneurysms.‎ The new system

© Provided by Capital.gr Researchers at Deep Mind, Google’s subsidiary artificial Intelligence company‎‎, led by a Greek, have created “Pythia”, a “smart” system that seems to do better than people expert at reading half-destroyed inscriptions in ancient Greek. The fully automated system, the first of its kind in the world,

© naftemporiki.gr Smart headphones with Google’s signature “Google Pixel Buds”‎‎ brings the convenience of ‎‎”Google Assistant”‎‎ directly to your ears‎‎, ‎‎without‎‎ the need to use ‎‎wires‎‎. ‎ The “Google Pixel Buds” fit easily to all ears, and their design allows them to stay firmly in place, without having to worry

© Provided by FREED Information Technology Networks S.A. Large increase‎‎ show attempts to install ‎‎ ‎‎”Stalkerware”‎‎, ie software through which someone ‎‎monitors‎‎ ‎‎messages‎‎, ‎‎photos‎‎, ‎‎social media‎‎, ‎‎GPS‎‎, ‎‎recordings‎‎ or ‎‎cameras‎‎ on the victim’s smartphone, in some cases even in real time.‎ ‎Over 37,000 such attempts were recorded from January to

© Provided by 24 Media Digital S.A. If you work ‎‎in a company that uses the paid version of Google’s G Suite and the products it provides‎‎, such as Gmail, Docs, Drive, Calendar, etc., you should be very careful.‎ ‎This is because ‎‎the company has full access to everything you

© Shutterstock “Smart” t-shirt records breathing, heart, lungs A “smart” T-shirt that accurately monitors breathing and lung function by sensing chest and abdominal movements was presented by Dutch researchers at an international conference of the European Pulmonary Society in Madrid. The‎ ‎innovative T-shirt called “Hexoskin“ which sends data online in

© Provided by Capital.gr At a ‎‎last event‎‎, Amazon announced it would sell a limited amount of its new, experimental gadgets. The titles are “Day 1 Editions” and the news is that not everyone will be able to get them, but only anyone who receives an invitation from the company.