by: Monica Ryan and Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Dec 10, 2020 / 03:42 PM EST / Updated: Dec 10, 2020 / 03:42 PM EST (NEXSTAR/KTVI) — People around the world searched “why” more than ever this year, according to Google’s Year In Search. “The most human trait is to want to know why,” Google said in its “Year in Search 2020” video. “And in a year that tested… Source link
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by: Monica Ryan and Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Dec 10, 2020 / 03:38 PM EST / Updated: Dec 10, 2020 / 03:38 PM EST (NEXSTAR/KTVI) — People around the world searched “why” more than ever this year, according to Google’s Year In Search. “The most human trait is to want to know why,” Google said in its “Year in Search 2020” video. “And in a year that tested… Source link
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by: Monica Ryan and Nexstar Media Wire Posted: Dec 10, 2020 / 02:26 PM CST / Updated: Dec 10, 2020 / 02:26 PM CST (NEXSTAR/KTVI) — People around the world searched “why” more than ever this year, according to Google’s Year In Search. “The most human trait is to want to know why,” Google said in its “Year in Search 2020” video. “And in a year that tested… Source link
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Some of the tools are free “widgets” or bits of computer code that allow web designers to expand the capabilities of their sites and are used widely across the Internet, often without the companies that produce them knowing who is deploying them. Several problematic sites, for example, support financial transactions through Apple Pay, use Apple’s affiliate links or enable compatibility with Apple devices such as the iPhone, the Oxford researchers said. Some of the content pushed by the… Source link
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Multinational information technology company, Google, was victorious in Marshall’s federal court, on Friday, after a jury concluded that Google’s web-based You Tube service did not infringe a series of patents related to adaptive video-streaming technology. The case began this past Monday in US District Court Judge Rodney Gilstrap’s courtroom before a jury… Source link
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A new study is shedding light on how COVID-19 is disrupting normal brain function in infected patients. Researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine reviewed 84 studies involving more than 600 patients who had been diagnosed with COVID-19. The median age was 61, and two-thirds of the patients were men, while one-third were women. The study’s authors examined the results of patients’ electroencephalograms — known as EEGs, the tests detect abnormalities in brain waves, according to Johns… Source link
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