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A race was conducted in UK in 2010.
10 USB key-laden pigeons were released from a Yorkshire farm at the same time a five-minute video upload was begun.
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An hour and fifteen minutes later, the pigeons had reached their destination in Skegness 120km away, while only 24% of a 300MB file had uploaded.
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Source-BBC
10 USB key-laden pigeons were released from a Yorkshire farm at the same time a five-minute video upload was begun.
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An hour and fifteen minutes later, the pigeons had reached their destination in Skegness 120km away, while only 24% of a 300MB file had uploaded.
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Source-BBC
Japanese startup, Donut Robotics, has developed an internet-connected "smart mask" called "c-mask" that can transmit messages and can translate from Japanese into eight other languages.
The mask connects to an application that can transcribe speech into text messages and can also amplify the mask wearer's voice.
The startup's first 5,000 c-masks will be shipped to buyers in Japan in September.
The mask connects to an application that can transcribe speech into text messages and can also amplify the mask wearer's voice.
The startup's first 5,000 c-masks will be shipped to buyers in Japan in September.
After expanding to France and Germany last month, Instagram's Reels is now available in India.
With this expansion, Instagram Reels is live in Brazil, France, Germany, and India. The expansion comes at a time when the Indian government has banned several Chinese apps including TikTok.
The company was allegedly testing Reels in India last week. As introduced alongside the previous expansion, Instagram Reels now has a dedicated section in the Profile and Explore page. The company will also let users share Reels as Instagram Stories.
With this expansion, Instagram Reels is live in Brazil, France, Germany, and India. The expansion comes at a time when the Indian government has banned several Chinese apps including TikTok.
The company was allegedly testing Reels in India last week. As introduced alongside the previous expansion, Instagram Reels now has a dedicated section in the Profile and Explore page. The company will also let users share Reels as Instagram Stories.
Twitter is apparently working on a new subscription platform.
That's according to a new job listing, which revealed a few specifics about the nature of the subscription.
Going by the listing, Twitter has codenamed the project "Gryphon". The company is building a subscription service that can be reused by other teams, calling it a "first" for Twitter.
That's according to a new job listing, which revealed a few specifics about the nature of the subscription.
Going by the listing, Twitter has codenamed the project "Gryphon". The company is building a subscription service that can be reused by other teams, calling it a "first" for Twitter.
Mobile app usage reportedly increased dramatically at the peak of the covid-19 worldwide.
With people largely staying indoors because of the pandemic, time spent on mobile apps grew 40% year-over-year in Q2, 2020.
According to new data from App Annie, people the world over spent an all-time monthly high of over 200 billion hours during April 2020.
With people largely staying indoors because of the pandemic, time spent on mobile apps grew 40% year-over-year in Q2, 2020.
According to new data from App Annie, people the world over spent an all-time monthly high of over 200 billion hours during April 2020.
After briefly testing on Android and iOS, Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp announced support for animated stickers last week.
The company has now started widely rolling out the feature to all users.
As reported by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is also rolling out a new sticker pack it calls "Open for Business!", presumably for WhatsApp Business app. You can use these stickers on both Android and iOS.
The company has now started widely rolling out the feature to all users.
As reported by WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is also rolling out a new sticker pack it calls "Open for Business!", presumably for WhatsApp Business app. You can use these stickers on both Android and iOS.