Drones weighing more than 250 grams must be registered in Singapore, a rule in effect since 2020, with penalties up to S$10,000 or 6 months’ imprisonment for unregistered flights. Registration involves two steps: purchasing a S$25 registration label and completing online registration on the CAAS UA Portal, with the label uniquely tied to the aircraft…
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The nationwide fiber backbone, the Next Gen NBN, uses NetLink Trust for passive infrastructure and a structural separation that lets Singtel, StarHub, and M1 jointly serve over 98% of fixed-line subscribers. Singapore’s average fixed broadband speed was about 336 Mbps in January 2025, making it the fastest globally. The government plans a 10 Gbps symmetric…
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Key Facts Cryptocurrency Price & Market Movements Bitcoin Bulls Charge Past $110K: The crypto market surged mid-week, led by Bitcoin’s rally on Sept. 10 that saw the leading cryptocurrency breach $114,000 cointelegraph.com. Traders cheered a U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) report showing inflation cooling more than expected – just 2.6% YoY in August (vs 3.3%…
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Comprehensive Overview of AWACS Aircraft and Technology AWACS Technology: Radars, Sensors, and Systems Modern AWACS aircraft are essentially flying sensor hubs and command centers. At their core is a powerful radar designed for all-around aerial surveillance. Classic AWACS like the E-3 Sentry use a spinning dish antenna (rotodome) on the fuselage, which mechanically rotates every…
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Post-Quantum Cryptography: Securing the Internet Against Quantum Attacks In 2025, the race is on to rebuild our digital security before quantum computers can crack it. Modern encryption protocols like RSA and ECC – which protect everything from online banking to emails – could be rendered obsolete by a powerful quantum computer running Shor’s algorithm. Post-quantum…
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Structural Battery Composites: A Deep Dive What Are Structural Battery Composites (SBCs) and How Do They Work? In a nutshell, Structural Battery Composites are materials that function as both the skeleton and the battery of a device. Traditional batteries are standalone units – think of the heavy lithium-ion pack bolted into an electric car’s floor.…
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Now let’s dive deeper into each aspect of these iPhones and see how the four models compare. Design and Materials The ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air seen from the side, emphasizing its razor-thin 5.6 mm profile and the polished titanium frame that gives it strength despite its light weight macrumors.com macrumors.com. iPhone 17 (Base): The standard model follows Apple’s classic design language with…
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Key Facts: Introduction In the battle of mixed reality headsets, Apple’s Vision Pro and Vivo’s new Vision goggles represent two very different approaches to the same goal. Apple’s device debuted as a ultra-premium, futuristic headset with cutting-edge tech – and a price to match. Over a year later, Chinese smartphone giant Vivo has unveiled what…
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Key Facts: Cryptocurrency Market Trends and Price Analysis:After a rocky summer rally and subsequent cooldown, crypto markets showed mixed signals over Sept. 9–10. Bitcoin (BTC) traded in a narrow range around $110K–$111K for most of the period, reflecting remarkably low volatility cryptonews.com. Traders and analysts attributed the calm to macro uncertainty – with U.S. inflation reports…
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Key Facts A Breakthrough Ultra‑Thin Design Apple is emphasizing design innovation with iPhone Air. At just 5.6mm thick, it’s the thinnest iPhone ever made foxbusiness.com – so thin and light that Apple’s hardware chief John Ternus remarked, “you really have to hold it to believe it’s real… it feels like you’re holding the future.” apple.com. Achieving this profile…
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