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Ten years ago, India achieved what many thought was an impossible feat. On March 27, 2014, the World Health Organization certified the entire Southeast Asia region, including India, as wild polio-free ...

Do you have $600 burning an asteroid-sized hole in your pocket? If so, the new Buzz Lightyear robot might be for you. A collaboration between Pixar and smart toy company Robosen, the new Buzz is ...

BMI Research forecasts Malaysian consumer spending to grow by 5 per cent in 2025, but high household debt may limit this increase. A stronger ringgit at RM3.80 to the dollar is expected to boost ...

The Samsung Galaxy S23 and Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra have made a lot of headlines for their alleged capability of capturing a detailed picture of the moon that is better than what we might see through ...

A simple JavaFX application which will calculate Body Mass Index based on user input-weight in kg and height in meters. This application categorizes the BMI result ...

The film does not feature Hollywood-style actors, nor does it boast a stylized and elegant production. It opts for a much more realistic, accurate, and effective approach, setting itself apart from ...

Dialing up warnings that the continent isn’t ready to ditch gasoline and diesel engines, Zipse said Tuesday at the Paris Automotive Summit that the European Union’s plans “are no longer realistic” and ...

For a long time, email phishing scams have often been a poorly-worded, typo-ridden, desperate plea for funds, that will of course be paid back tenfold. Well, now that our guard is down, AI is here ...

We’ve previously seen hackers who can use AI-generated codes, phishing emails, or even deepfakes to make even more realistic fraud attempts — ones that even security experts can easily fall for.