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Dell Inspiron 15 Touch Screen (2025) – Can Dell’s Mid-Range Champ Defy Expectations?

Dell Inspiron 15 Touch Screen (2025) – Can Dell’s Mid-Range Champ Defy Expectations?

Key Facts & Highlights Dell Inspiron 15 Touch: Overview and Specs Dell’s Inspiron 15 series has long been a go-to for mainstream laptop buyers, and the 2025 iteration of the Inspiron 15 Touch Screen continues that tradition with updated internals and user-friendly features. Launched in its current form in mid-2023, the Inspiron 15 3530/3535 model “offers a balanced mix of performance and practicality for everyday users” laptopdecision.com. It’s designed to handle typical tasks like web browsing, office work, streaming, and video calls with ease, and it can even tackle light content creation or gaming in a pinch. Under the hood,
3 September 2025
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From Satellite Struggles to Starlink: Tuvalu’s Internet Revolution

From Satellite Struggles to Starlink: Tuvalu’s Internet Revolution

Overview: Current Internet Infrastructure and Access in Tuvalu Tuvalu is a Polynesian microstate of about 10,000 people spread across nine coral atolls. Until recently, its internet infrastructure consisted solely of satellite links – there were no subsea fiber cables, and even regional microwave links to neighbors were absent due to the vast ocean distances. All international and inter-island data traveled via satellite, terminating at earth stations in Funafuti (the capital island) and smaller VSAT terminals on outer islands en.wikipedia.org prepaid-data-sim-card.fandom.com. This satellite dependency made Tuvalu’s internet expensive, bandwidth-constrained, and prone to outages (e.g. in bad weather). For most of the
3 September 2025
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Global Internet Access Shake-Up: Outages, Crackdowns, and a Race to Connect the Unconnected

Global Internet Access Shake-Up: Outages, Crackdowns, and a Race to Connect the Unconnected

Key Facts Infrastructure and Satellite Internet Developments Major investments in physical internet infrastructure were unveiled over the past 48 hours, spanning undersea cables and satellites. SpaceX completed its fourth Starlink launch from California in a month, lofting 24 satellites on August 29 to enhance coverage in polar regions. This bolsters SpaceX’s constellation of over 8,000 active satellites, which is already delivering broadband to dozens of countries. Rival project Kuiper – Amazon’s satellite internet network – is also accelerating: Amazon announced it expects to begin beta service by late 2025, after deploying its first 27 satellites in April and scheduling another launch
3 September 2025
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Space Industry Blastoff: Top Satellite & Space Developments (Sept. 2–3, 2025)

Space Industry Blastoff: Top Satellite & Space Developments (Sept. 2–3, 2025)

Key Facts Launch Highlights Starlink Surge: SpaceX kicked off September with back-to-back Starlink launches. On Sept. 2 at 8:51 p.m. Pacific (0351 UTC Sept. 3), a Falcon 9 lifted off from Vandenberg SFB in California carrying 24 Starlink internet satellites to polar orbit spaceflightnow.com space.com. Notably, this mission (Starlink Group 17-8) flew a brand-new first stage booster, a rarity for SpaceX’s now highly reflown fleet space.com. The booster – only the 7th new Falcon 9 introduced in over 100 launches this year spaceflightnow.com – successfully touched down on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship ~8½ minutes after liftoff spaceflightnow.com. “Reusability has fueled the growth for human
3 September 2025
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Rocketing Ambitions: Inside France’s Booming Space & Satellite Industry in 2025

Rocketing Ambitions: Inside France’s Booming Space & Satellite Industry in 2025

Key Facts Historical Evolution of France’s Space Sector France’s space journey began in the Cold War era with a quest for strategic independence. General de Gaulle established CNES (Centre National d’Études Spatiales) in 1961 to make France an autonomous space power cnes.fr. This goal was dramatically realized on 26 November 1965, when France’s Diamant rocket launched the Astérix satellite into orbit from Algerian soil – making France the third country (after the USSR and USA) to launch its own satellite cnes.fr cnes.fr. This early success kick-started a proud legacy of French “firsts,” including the opening of the Guiana Space Centre
3 September 2025
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AI Stocks’ Wild Start to September: Mega-Rallies, Billion-Dollar Deals & Hype Under Fire

AI Stocks’ Wild Start to September: Mega-Rallies, Billion-Dollar Deals & Hype Under Fire

Key Facts Market Overview: AI Stocks Face September Reality Check The week opened with a notable cool-down in the red-hot AI trade, as investors returned from summer break and took profits in crowded tech positions. On September 2, U.S. indices fell roughly 0.7–0.8%, led by the previously high-flying “AI beneficiary” stocks reuters.com. This pullback followed a massive year-to-date rally in AI names and coincided with broader risk-off sentiment (amid worries over tariffs, inflation, and rising bond yields) reuters.com reuters.com. Analysts and fund managers indicated that the selling was broad-based and largely driven by risk management rather than a fundamental crack
3 September 2025
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Global Space Industry Soars to New Heights: Inside the $500+ Billion Space Boom (2025 Report)

Global Space Industry Soars to New Heights: Inside the $500+ Billion Space Boom (2025 Report)

Key Facts Historical Overview: From Moon Race to the NewSpace Era In the mid-20th century, government programs completely dominated space exploration. The Cold War space race saw the Soviet Union and United States achieve seminal milestones – from Sputnik (1957) and Yuri Gagarin’s first orbit (1961) to the U.S. Apollo 11 Moon landing in 1969. Over the following decades, government-led endeavors built the foundations of today’s industry: satellites for communications and GPS, the Space Shuttle program (1981–2011), and the International Space Station (assembled 1998–2011). Private companies played a supporting role as contractors to NASA, the Soviet space program, etc., but
2 September 2025
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Poland’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: Inside the Rapid Rise of a New European Space Power

Poland’s Space Industry Is Taking Off: Inside the Rapid Rise of a New European Space Power

Key Facts Historical Overview of Poland’s Space Activities Poland’s engagement with space dates back to the Cold War era. As a Soviet-aligned nation, Poland participated in the Interkosmos program, which involved Eastern Bloc scientists in Soviet-led space missions en.wikipedia.org. During this time, Polish researchers built instruments for international missions – over the decades, 80+ Polish-made instruments have flown on various Soviet, ESA, and NASA spacecraft fac.org.uk. The pinnacle of this early period was in 1978, when Mirosław Hermaszewski became the first (and to date, only) Pole to travel to space, spending 8 days aboard the Soviet Salyut 6 station as
2 September 2025
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DJI Mini 5 Pro Leak Shocks Drone World with 52-Minute Flight Time and 1-Inch Camera – Everything We Know

DJI Mini 5 Pro Leak Shocks Drone World with 52-Minute Flight Time and 1-Inch Camera – Everything We Know

Key Facts Leaked Specs & Features: A “Mini” Drone with Mighty Upgrades Recent leaks – capped by a retail packaging photo leak reported by NotebookCheck on Aug 31, 2025 – have essentially unveiled the Mini 5 Pro’s spec sheet. The box details paint the picture of a groundbreaking update to DJI’s Mini line notebookcheck.net. For the first time ever, an ultralight drone (<250 g) is equipped with a 1-inch imaging sensor, a feature previously limited to much larger drones. This 1-inch sensor (likely around 20 MP) will shoot up to 4K at 120 fps for silky slow-motion footage notebookcheck.net. It’s paired with
2 September 2025
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Dolby Vision 2 Unveiled: AI HDR Revolution or Just Hype? (What It Means for Your TV)

Dolby Vision 2 Unveiled: AI HDR Revolution or Just Hype? (What It Means for Your TV)

What Exactly Is Dolby Vision 2? How It Differs from Original Dolby Vision More than ten years after Dolby Vision first launched, Dolby Vision 2 marks the next generation of Dolby’s high dynamic range (HDR) video technology theverge.com. The original Dolby Vision (DV) set the gold standard for HDR by using dynamic metadata – allowing each scene or frame to have tailored brightness and color information – to vastly improve contrast, color depth, and detail over standard video formats. Dolby Vision 2 builds on that legacy but goes beyond traditional HDR, introducing new intelligence to adapt the picture in real
2 September 2025
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Mali’s Internet Revolution: Surprising Facts & Bold Plans for a Digital Future

Mali’s Internet Revolution: Surprising Facts & Bold Plans for a Digital Future

Introduction Mali, a large landlocked nation in West Africa, is undergoing a digital transformation against challenging odds. Internet access has grown from almost zero at the turn of the century to reaching roughly a third of the population today extensia.tech. This expansion is driven primarily by mobile phones, as fixed broadband infrastructure is scarce developingtelecoms.com. However, millions of Malians – especially in rural and conflict-prone areas – remain offline, highlighting a significant digital divide. In this report, we delve into the state of internet access in Mali, covering how people get online, who provides the service, the hurdles faced in
2 September 2025
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Global Internet Shockwaves: Governments Clamp Down, Tech Giants Invest Billions & Massive Outages Hit Millions (Sept 1–2, 2025)

Global Internet Shockwaves: Governments Clamp Down, Tech Giants Invest Billions & Massive Outages Hit Millions (Sept 1–2, 2025)

Key Facts: Infrastructure and Connectivity Projects Satellite broadband saw major gains. SpaceX’s August 29 launch of 24 Starlink satellites into polar orbit—its fourth California launch that month—aims to blanket high-latitude regions (Alaska, Scandinavia, Antarctica) with low-latency internet. As Spaceflight Now reported, “SpaceX launched 24 Starlink broadband satellites… as it rolls out the service to more countries and territories around the world” spaceflightnow.com. Meanwhile Amazon’s Project Kuiper is gearing up: head Rajeev Badyal confirmed a U.S. launch by late 2025 offering up to 1 Gbps speeds pymnts.com. (“If it were cost-effective, it would have been done by now. But it isn’t,”
2 September 2025
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