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Cyber Monday deals on tech for 2025 that are still available: The best sales up to 75 percent off on streaming services, gaming, accessories and more
Posted onCyber Monday is technically over, but long gone are the days in which all of the deals dry up at midnight. Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become more than just a long-weekend event. While some deals do end when Cyber Monday does, more often than not, you can find some stragglers online in the…
Indoor Mapping Technology Advances but Coverage Gaps Remain
Posted onWhen we talk about mapping at Geo Week News, our focus is generally on larger scopes, taking in data from satellites or other aerial systems, and then supplemented by laser scanning for finer detail in certain areas. Just last month, Esri’s annual User Conference brought together mapping professionals from around the world who were sharing…
You can save up to $100 on Seagates Xbox Expansion Cards for Cyber Monday
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AWS outage: Are we relying too much on US big tech?
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Environment Agency failed to visit serious pollution incidents, leaked files show
Posted onJonah FisherEnvironment correspondent Getty Images One reservoir’s fish were all killed by pollution in one incident Documents and data shared with BBC News from inside England’s much criticised environment watchdog show an agency struggling to monitor incidents of serious pollution. The information shows the Environment Agency (EA) only sent investigators to a small fraction of…
