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Quickline Launches Apprenticeship Program to Boost Rural Broadband

  • Rural broadband provider Quickline has launched its first telecoms apprenticeship program.
  • The program aims to provide practical experience in installing full fiber broadband for rural areas.
  • The apprentices come from diverse backgrounds and are part of Quickline's Project Gigabit contracts.
  • Quickline is committed to investing in future talent and driving positive regional change.

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There’s now an Apple Pay alternative for iPhone users in Norway

  • Vipps MobilePay becomes the first Apple Pay alternative on the iPhone using NFC technology for tap-to-pay transactions.
  • Vipps' NFC payment solution, 'Tap with Vipps,' allows users to send money, make online purchases, and pay organizations and associations.
  • Apple opened up access to its NFC technology due to EU pressure, avoiding a potential fine.
  • Vipps, a Norwegian firm, currently works in Norway with more banks and MasterCard/Visa support planned in the future.

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EU digs further into Google and Meta's secret ad campaign targeting minors

  • The European Commission is investigating a secret ad partnership between Google and Meta that targeted Instagram ads at minors on YouTube.
  • The Commission is gathering information, including internal chats, presentations, and emails, related to the YouTube ads.
  • Google employees used a workaround to allow ads directed at individuals under 18, violating Google's ban on advertising targeting minors.
  • Both companies halted their plan to expand the ad program beyond Canada and the US following public reports.

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The Morning After: Google reveals its powerful Willow quantum chip

  • Google has unveiled its latest quantum chip, called Willow, which aims to reduce errors in quantum computing.
  • Unlike its previous generation quantum computer, Google does not claim quantum supremacy with Willow.
  • The chip's performance is measured by random circuit sampling (RCS), which does not have real-world applications.
  • Google's rivals, such as IBM and Honeywell, use quantum volume as a metric to showcase their advancements.

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How Faiz ul Hassan Turned a Dream Into a Million-Dollar IT Company

  • Faiz ul Hassan is the owner of Wordsense IT, one of Pakistan's leading IT companies at just 27 years old.
  • Wordsense IT creates affordable, high-quality software solutions for small and medium-sized businesses in Pakistan and beyond.
  • With just a few thousand rupees in savings, Faiz ul Hassan started Wordsense IT from a small room in his home.
  • Faiz ul Hassan sought feedback from early customers and made changes and adjustments to his software solutions based on feedback.
  • As demand grew, Faiz ul Hassan expanded Wordsense IT’s service offerings, by developing customized solutions for various industries and diversifying into cloud computing, mobile app development, and IT consulting.
  • By the time Faiz ul Hassan was 25, Wordsense IT was established as a leading provider of IT solutions for businesses of all sizes and he became a millionaire by the time he turned 27.
  • Today, Wordsense IT is a leading player in the global IT solutions market, serving startups to large corporations.
  • Under Faiz ul Hassan's leadership, the company has continued to innovate, expanding its reach to new markets while maintaining a strong focus on quality and customer satisfaction.
  • Faiz ul Hassan has achieved financial success and is determined to continue growing Wordsense IT and expand its impact on businesses worldwide.
  • Faiz ul Hassan's journey is an inspiration to anyone who dreams of turning their ideas into reality, no matter the obstacles they face.

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Google's Willow quantum chip breakthrough is hidden behind a questionable benchmark

  • Google debuted Willow, its latest quantum chip, with claims of outperforming classical computers.
  • Willow does not claim quantum supremacy like its predecessor, Sycamore.
  • The chip excels in random circuit sampling (RCS) benchmarks, but RCS has no practical applications.
  • The significant breakthrough is Willow's ability to reduce errors as more qubits are added, bringing us closer to scalable logical qubits.

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The Raspberry Pi 500 is a $90 computer in a keyboard

  • The Raspberry Pi 500 is a new computer-in-a-keyboard release by Raspberry Pi.
  • It shares most internal components with the Raspberry Pi 5, but with a keyboard shell and improved heatsink.
  • Equipped with a 2.4GHz quad-core CPU, 8GB RAM, and USB ports, it supports WiFi, Ethernet, and Bluetooth 5.0.
  • The Pi 500 is available for purchase as a standalone unit or as a desktop kit with additional accessories.

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ASD’s Annual Cyber Threat Report 2023-2024: Key Takeaways for SMBs and NFPs

  • The Australian Signals Directorate’s (ASD) Annual Cyber Threat Report for 2023-2024 provides critical insights that can help SMBs and NFPs understand the need to strengthen their cyber defenses.
  • The average cost of a cybercrime incident for small businesses has risen by 8% to $49,600 per reported incident.
  • Australians reported a cybercrime to authorities every six minutes during the survey period, highlighting the pervasive nature of cyber criminals.
  • Fraud remains the most common cybercrime targeting Australians, with over 87,000 reports made to the ASD in 2023-2024.

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The next iPhone SE’s new modem reportedly won’t be as capable as Qualcomm’s

  • Apple's next-generation iPhone SE is expected to feature the company's first in-house built 5G modem.
  • The new modem, called 'Sinope', will not support mmWave technology and will offer four-carrier aggregation compared to Qualcomm's six.
  • The focus of Apple's modem will be on Sub-6 5G, the more common standard already supported on the current iPhone SE.
  • Future modems, such as 'Ganymede' and 'Prometheus', are expected to match and surpass Qualcomm's capabilities.

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Brazilian judge overturns ruling that forced Apple to open up its Store

  • A Brazilian federal court has overturned an injunction that forced Apple to open up its App Store.
  • The antitrust regulator CADE had ordered Apple to allow users to download apps and make purchases from outside the App Store.
  • Apple appealed the ruling, stating that the changes would be difficult to implement within the given time frame.
  • The court agreed and ruled that the injunction was disproportionate and unnecessary.

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InnoVista plans IT training program for youth

  • InnoVista plans to launch a training program for youth aimed at equipping them with IT skills.
  • The CEO of InnoVista, Hisham Sarwar, expressed this intent during a meeting with the Minister of State for IT and Telecommunication, Shaza Fatima Khawaja.
  • The meeting also discussed matters related to digital safety, with a focus on the increasing online threats and the vulnerability of children and young people.
  • The Minister of State for IT emphasized the need for joint efforts to combat online threats and improve cybersecurity and the overall digital ecosystem in the country.

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9 Easy To Use AI Tools For Coding

  • GitHub Copilot is an AI tool that generates code suggestions tailored to specific projects.
  • Tabnine uses machine learning algorithms to anticipate the next line of code, speeding up the coding process.
  • What The Diff simplifies code review by providing clear summaries of code changes.
  • Rewind assists in creating clear and concise documentation for code and processes.

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Microsoft starts testing Copilot Vision in Edge

  • Microsoft is rolling out a preview for Copilot Vision, an experimental AI feature.
  • Copilot Vision scans web browsing and engages in a chat about it.
  • It is currently available only on Microsoft Edge and select websites for limited Copilot Pro subscribers in the US.
  • Copilot Vision sessions are opt-in, ephemeral, and do not process content beyond text and images.

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IT Services Exports Soar by 14% in Latest Growth Surge

  • In October, Pakistan's services exports increased by 13.43% compared to the same month last year, reaching $688.95 million.
  • Growth has resumed since February, primarily driven by increased information technology exports.
  • Exports in rupee terms increased by 12.34% to Rs 191.3 billion in October.
  • Pakistan aims to export $15 billion worth of information technology in the next five years.

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How to use Microsoft Teams on Mobile

  • The Microsoft Teams mobile app is a powerful extension that enables employees to stay connected, productive, and secure while on the move.
  • To get started with Teams Mobile, download the app from App Store or Google Play and log in with your organisational account.
  • Key features of Teams Mobile include secure chat, audio and video calls, meeting scheduling and management, secure file sharing, and advanced productivity features.
  • Using Teams Mobile helps businesses maintain secure communication channels and reduce risks such as data breaches or accidental sharing of sensitive information.

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