Що нового на CES-2022, телескоп Вебб і DuckDuckGo // Технокаст-36

00:00 – початок: The video opens with an overview of CES‑2022 highlights, including the launch of the Webb telescope, the HP supercomputer that destroyed 77 TB of data, a drone with a defibrillator that saved a man’s life, Samsung’s Wi‑Fi‑powered remote, the Swiss army’s switch from WhatsApp to Threema, Brave’s user growth, DuckDuckGo’s privacy features, Norton’s crypto miner, an iOS bug, and fines for Google and Meta. At 01:55 the discussion turns to the HP supercomputer that wiped 77 TB of data from Kyoto University; at 06:12 it covers Biden’s program for affordable internet in the United States; at 08:20 the Webb telescope’s full deployment and its journey to L2; at 12:39 a drone with a defibrillator that rescued a 71‑year‑old snow‑clearing worker; at 17:27 the Swiss army’s ban on WhatsApp and adoption of Threema; at 21:43 Brave’s doubling of users to 50 million in 2021; at 28:40 DuckDuckGo’s development of a fully private browser and proxy; at 34:00 Norton’s new crypto‑mining feature; at 48:02 an iOS bug that causes the device to freeze when a HomeKit accessory name exceeds 500 000 characters; at 57:02 the €210 million fine imposed on Google and Meta by a French court; at 1:00:32 Samsung’s remote that charges via Wi‑Fi signals; at 1:29:05 the transition of Ethereum to Proof‑of‑Stake and the resulting price drop; and at 1:35:04 Samsung’s new QD and OLED technologies.