Tmall responds to “Double 11 Data Fraud”: Be responsible for rumors
In the early morning of the morning, Tmall Double 11 announced that the final turnover was 268.4 billion yuan, which successfully set a new business record. For this achievement, some netizens raised the question of “data fraud” because in April of this year, according to the formula, some people had obtained a total score of 268.9 billion yuan in 2019.
In response, the relevant person in charge of Tmall responded, “According to the logic of netizens, the statistical trend is false. Then, the world economic aggregate can also be predicted, is economic development also false? Even if you are satisfied with self-confidence, it is concluded that the Tmall double 11 data fraud is rumored to be legally responsible.”
Bloomberg: The 16-inch version of the MacBook Pro will be released
According to Bloomberg News, Apple is expected to update the 16-inch version of the MacBook Pro on Wednesday, November 13th, which will be a 15-inch version of the replacement, with a new screen and keyboard design, the price has not changed much It is very likely that it will still be available for sale from $2,399.
Boeing: 737MAX is expected to go back in January next year
On November 11, Boeing released its 737 MAX go-around work schedule on its official website, indicating that it has basically completed the repair of the 737 Max. It is expected that the 737 MAX will resume delivery in December this year and commercial flights will resume in January next year.
Boeing said that before the 737 MAX go-around, five aspects of assessment testing and pilot training are required. It is reported that in October 2018, a plane of the Lion Air Company crashed in Indonesia. In March 2019, the same model of Ethiopian Airlines crashed.
Apple released iOS 13.3 second beta
9to5mac News, after releasing the first beta of iOS 13.3 last week, Apple today released the second developer beta of iOS 13.3, as well as tvOS 13.3 beta2 and WatchOS 6.1.1.
iOS 13.3 includes a new option in Settings to prevent the Memoji keyboard from always appearing next to the emoji keyboard; you can now also use Communication Limits via Screen Time to set restrictions based on contacts. If you have any new discoveries, remember to share them with us in the comments.
Microsoft will enforce California’s strict data privacy regulations throughout the United States
It is reported that the California Consumer Privacy Act was approved in June 2018 and is expected to enter into force in 2020. This is one of the most radical and comprehensive data privacy regulations in the United States. Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, companies must disclose to their users the personal data they collect, whether they will be sold and sold, and allow users to opt out of selling personal data.
Glory’s first 5G mobile phone released on November 26
Yesterday, the glory mobile phone official Weibo issued a document saying that its first 5G flagship, the Glory V30, will be released in Beijing on November 26th by Li Hyundai.
In the live broadcast of the 11th, glory president Zhao Ming hinted at the three core messages of the glory V30: the whole system 5G may bring more scene experience; the image is equipped with the new Matrix Camera multi-dimensional camera matrix; the glory V30 further AI capability Will bring more gameplay.
This is a meat made of air
Fastcompany News, a company called Air Protein in the San Francisco Bay Area announced an incredible meat-free meat: air protein. The product itself looks a lot like protein powder, but it consists only of the elements found in the air, especially carbon dioxide, oxygen and nitrogen, which are then mixed with water and mineral nutrients to form a base, which is then produced using renewable energy and probiotics. The process (fermentation) converts these elements into an edible product (powdered base) with an amino acid structure similar to that of real meat, which contains all nine essential amino acids and is therefore a complete protein.
This air-based meat can be used to make burgers, chicken, turkey or almost any meat product. Users can even use this product to make protein-rich pasta, cereals and beverages.
Facebook launches new payment tool Facebook Pay
The Verge news, Facebook launched a new payment service, Facebook Pay, which will integrate the payment processing of Facebook, Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp.
Facebook Pay supports most credit and debit cards and PayPal, which will enable users to securely pay for others. Facebook Pay will first be launched in the Facebook and Messenger apps, and will gradually expand to Instagram and WhatsApp.
Disney+ went online on the first day of failure
Yesterday, the streaming media service Disney+ was officially launched, but in just a few hours the service suffered a failure and showed an “unable to connect” error. According to Downdetector, there were approximately 7,300 problem reports for Disney+ as of 7:00 am EST.
Disney+ spokesperson said the company is quickly addressing service disruptions, mainly due to higher-than-expected consumer demand for the service. It is reported that the Disney+ subscription service is $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year, including Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and National Geographic.
Instagram testing is similar to the new music features of TikTok
Instagram has launched a new music feature for Stories, Reels, which is very similar to the format of the popular social media platform TikTok. It prompts users to create a 15-second video clip with background music directly to St.Ories share.
According to TechCrunch, users can choose not to record music, get music through other videos found on Instagram, or search for songs through the music catalog provided. Selecting a video set to a virus song will have the opportunity to be featured in the “Top Albums” section of the “Explore” page of Instagram. Reels is currently limited to Brazilian users and has not been promoted to more locations.
“Sonic the Hedgehog” The new notice is open, and the Sonic Kid returns to the game image
Yesterday, Paramount Pictures released a new preview of the live-action CG movie “Sonic the Hedgehog”. In this trailer, the classic game image Sonic returns with a new look, it is worth mentioning that in the trailer Sonic also launched a racing trip in the Great Wall of China.
Before the “Sonic the Hedgehog” publicly announced the first notice, because the CG image in the movie was too anthropomorphic, and the game image was quite different, causing many players’ dissatisfaction, the movie “returning to rebuild” Version of Sonic, it looks more Q, the body proportion is also moreCoordination is indeed closer to the classic image of its game.
Coconut hole shoes
The hole shoes are quite popular in the early summer of the two years. Because of the affordable price and the versatile style, almost everyone will buy a pair. According to the recent exposure, the coconut series will also launch a pair of running shoes with the shape of “hole shoes”. .
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On November 13, 1990, Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first World Wide Web site in history.
In 1989, when Bernas Lee worked for the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), he submitted a “Information Management Proposal” document containing basic network concepts such as HTML, URL and HTTP. Just want to better manage the research information of the laboratory. A year later, Berners-Lee wrote the world’s first website on the NeXT workstation, describing his vision of the World Wide Web. One of the most important concepts on the World Wide Web is hypertext, and the grafting of hypertext to the Internet is a powerful part of Berners-Lee.
On August 6, 1991, the first website written by Berners Lee was officially launched, marking the debut of the World Wide Web public service on the Internet. In 1993, CERN announced that the World Wide Web service is free for anyone. The Mosaic web browser, launched in the same year, was seen as a igniting craze for the Internet boom. It was able to embed images in text, which was popular at the time and made the World Wide Web Protocol the most popular Internet protocol in history. Until now, the “father of the World Wide Web” is still working to promote the Internet in a better direction.