Daniyal Sohail

Russia to Modernize Satellite Data Receiving Station in Angola - Roscosmos

The Russian state space corporation Roscosmos is planning to use the station in Angola for receiving data from Russian satellites, deputy chief of Roscosmos Sergei Dubik said on Tuesday

Employees of German Federal Government Have Outdated Windows 7 on Computers - Reports

At least 33,000 computers used by the German federal government's employees have Windows 7, an outdated operating system, installed on them, media reported on Tuesday, citing the Interior Ministry's response to a parliamentary inquiry by the Greens

Facebook to boost site safety with 1,000 more UK staff

Facebook on Tuesday said it plans to create 1,000 more London-based jobs this year to improve safety on the social network with the aid of artificial intelligence

Russian Companies Faced Large-Scale Phishing Attacks in 2nd Half of 2019 - Sberbank

Russian finance companies, small and medium-sized enterprises faced large-scale phishing attacks in the second half of 2019, the deputy chairman of the executive board of Russian's largest bank, Stanislav Kuznetsov told Sputnik on Tuesday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos

Charges against Huawei exec 'fiction,' defense says at start of extradition hearing

The Chinese telecommunications executive whose arrest in Vancouver badly strained Canada-China relations went to court on Monday to fight extradition to the United States, with her lawyers calling the accusations against her "fiction

Trump, Macron to Continue Digital Tax Negotiations, French President Says

China built more than 130,000 5G base stations in 2019

More than 130,000 5G base stations were built in China by the end of 2019 and 35 mobile phone terminals received network access licenses, said Miao Wei, Chinese minister of Industry and Information Technology on Monday

Russia's Altius-U Drone to Feature Satellite Compatibility - Defense Industry Source

Russia's new Altius-U long-duration unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) has been equipped with a satellite communication channel in order to increase its range, an informed source in the Russian military-industrial complex told Sputnik

Roscosmos Needs 148 Launches to Put Over 600 Satellites of Sfera Constellation Into Orbit

Venezuela Sees Large-Scale Blackouts, Internet Shutdown - Netblocks

Internet Access Partially Restored in Jammu, Kashmir After State Blackout - Reports

Broadband internet and certain mobile internet services have been restored to parts of the Northern Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir, reversing a government-imposed ban issued in August, the India Today news portal reported on Saturday

SpaceX Forced to Postpone Crew Dragon Emergency In-Flight Abort Test Due to Bad Weather

A simulated in-flight abort scenario to test whether the Crew Dragon craft can protect astronauts in the event of an emergency at launch, due to take place on Saturday, has been postponed by 24 hours due to bad weather at the recovery site in the Atlantic Ocean, SpaceX announced

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority refutes reports of deduction Rs 24 out of 100 prepaid balance

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Friday refuted reports regarding the deduction of Rs 24 out of Rs 100 prepaid balance by Cellular Mobile Operators (CMOs).

Russia's Meteor-M Weather Satellite Remains Operation After Collision With Micrometeoroid

Russia's Meteor-M weather observation satellite remained operation after a collision with a micrometeoroid, the Russian state space corporation Roscosmos said Friday

Korean telcos join forces to offer 5G services on subways

South Korea's top three telecommunication firms said Friday they have joined hands to offer 5G services on subways in major cities