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Microsoft Shares Drones Simulator To Open Source Community; Crashing Drones Is No Longer Costly
In recent years, Microsoft has been sharing valuable tools to the open source community. The Microsoft simulator is the latest among many tools as it makes available a beta version of a new simulator for robots and drones. It is called the AirSim for Aerial Informatics and Robotics Simulator.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, AMD Radeon Vega Reportedly Heading Towards Back-to-Back Release in February 28
Blizzard Discusses More About Changes; Denies Rumors Of Loot Drop Changes
Google Might Release a Pixel-Branded Smartwatch as Android Flagship Watch
Tech Analyst Claims Apple iPhone 8 Will Adopt Touch Bar-Like Functionality of MacBook Pro 2016
Gamechanging EVGA ICX Cooling System Debuts In The GTX 10 Series; Allows Better Control On Temperature And Overclocking
Seminar For Job-Seeking Journalism Students Set For Saturday
A Website That Provides Job-Hunting Solutions For College Students
By Audri TaylorsMacs Can Be Hacked; Mac Malware Target MacOS Machines Stealing Passwords And iPhone Backups
By Josh McClarenCrowdfunding Your Way To Get A Degree Without Accumulating Debt
By Chris BrandtSEGA Reprints Limited Copies Of First Four ‘Yakuza’ Games Back In Circulation
By Dan Camins‘Tekken 7’: Returns To Its Roots For The PC, PS4 and Xbox One
By Dan CaminsAndroid 8.0 Release Date: Might Run in Google Pixel 2, Galaxy S9, Galaxy Note 9; See Possible Names [VIDEO]
By Natalie ScottCourse On Cyber Safety Offered In York College's Graham School of Business
By Audri TaylorsU.S. Engineering Schools Alarmed By The Declining Number Of Foreign Applicants
By Audri Taylors
