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Indonesia Wants F-35s, US Offers Latest F-16 Viper Instead
According to the Indonesian Defense Minister, Prabowo Subianto wanted to get several F-35s from the US. But Defense Secretary Mark Esper instead had the newest Fighting Falcon ‘F-16 Viper’ as an option. -
Elon Musk, Mark Cuban Tweets Spark Dogecoin Surge, Will Crypto Become a Bubble?
Dogecoin skyrocketed after getting celebrity endorsements on Twitter from the Dogecoin Father, Elon Musk, and businessman Mark Cuban. -
Dealing with Unwanted Callers with Reverse Phone Tools
The world of technology and communications has come a very long way over the last decade, and these days we have a huge range of methods we can use for communication. We use instant messaging apps, social media, texts, and phone calls, to name but a few. When it comes to phone calls, many of us these days have both landlines and mobiles, which provides us with more choice with regard to how we communicate with others. -
F-14 Tomcat: A Dual Engine, Naval Interceptor and Cold War Warrior
The F-14 Tomcat is the swing-wing interceptor based on aircraft carriers launched by steam catapults. It was best as interceptors and best known for its specialty in firing long-range air-to-air missiles. -
Google Ad Surge Puts Parent Firm Alphabet to a Record High Profit
The parent company of Google, Alphabet, announced that its quarterly earnings more than doubled as search ads soared as more users turned to the internet amid the pandemic. -
What is ransomware and how can it affect your firm
In recent years, the problem of cybercrime has grown exponentially and now presents a considerable danger to individuals and firms alike. It's estimated the revenue generated by online crime will total $6 trillion in 2021 alone - with that figure predicted to rise to a colossal $10.5 trillion by 2025. -
The F/A-18 E Super Hornet: More advanced Block III Variant for US Navy
F/A-18 E Super Hornet is the premier naval fighter of the US Navy, and it will be getting Block III upgrades. The jet is a 4th generation fighter with upgrades improving its performance over the Block II type. -
UH-60 Black Hawk: The US Army’s First Airborne Swiss Army Knife
The UH-60 Black Hawk is the iconic American helicopter that has been in use with the US Army for a long time. It even got reversed engineered by the Chinese, who needed a multi-use helicopter like their American counterpart. -
Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer: The US Navy’s Deadliest Ship
The Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer is a class of warship that is bigger than a frigate and heavily armed with a variety of weapons. They are part of carrier strike groups (CSGs) that protect aircraft carriers from threats. -
Importance of B2B Connectivity Models in Business
For decades, enterprises have been employing technical solutions to interconnect applications and systems across the business ecosystem for creating a robust integrated environment. -
Biden Administration Rolls Out 100-Day Plan For Electric Grid Cybersecurity Improvement
The Biden administration announced the start of a 100-day initiative to strengthen the cybersecurity of the nation's electricity infrastructure. -
Project Veritas Founder Sues Twitter over Defamation After Banned from Platform
Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe, last April 19, filed a lawsuit alleging Twitter defamed him. Accused him of having fake accounts, which he took offense for, was untrue. -
Huawei Executive Requests Four-Month Delay In Her Extradition Case
Meng Wanzhou, a Huawei executive, demanded a four-month delay in her extradition case in Canada on Monday, citing newly acquired documents from investment bank HSBC that her team said are critical to her safety and defense. -
Facebook Delays Decision on Lifting Trump Ban To Coming Weeks
Facebook's Oversight Board has postponed its decision regarding former President Donald Trump's potential return to Facebook and Instagram. -
Mike Lindell's New Social Media Platform to Launch on Monday
Mike Lindell from MyPillow declared on April 15 that his new social media website called “Frank” has a mission of providing an avenue for free speech as laid out in the United States Constitution. It will be launched on April 19.
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