Google: Chrome OS now has a built-in screen recorder

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“Teachers have long recorded lessons to help students do homework and study for tests, but in the past year it’s become downright critical for virtual learning,” stated in Google’s blog post.

Google hopes that the tool will make it easier for teachers and students to record virtual lessons.

It appears pretty simple: Once you pressed the appropriate button on your Chromebook, you will see a countdown in the center of your screen. While your Chromebook records, a red circle will appear on the right side of the shelf.

Google for Education is launching 40 new Chromebooks which would include convertible Chromebooks that would function like a table or laptop, and the devices come with a stylus, touch screen and dual-cameras for students to make notes in

In addition, Google for education has created a resource to help users find the right Chromebook– whether it is for in-class learning, devices for staff or virtual learning.

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Ford said it will go all-electric in Europe by 2030

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On Wednesday, Ford said it will only sell electric vehicles in Europe by 2030.

The company said it will spend $1 billion to convert its factory in Germany, into its first ever EV production line on the continent.

Ford said it will gradually transition to EV-production over the next decade. And by 2024, the company’s entire commercial vehicle lineup will be” zero-emissions capable, all-electric or plug-in hybrid”. And by 2030m Ford expects two-thirds of its commercial vehicle sales  will be plug-in hybrid or  all-electric.

Ford aims to deliver more than 600,000 European vehicles using MEB architecture in over six years. This move would help Ford comply with European government mandates that push strict emissions standards and push electric vehicles.

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Google Maps app will now allow payment for public transportation and parking

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Google maps is integrating two mobile parking payment services into its app: ParkMobile and Passport.

Both payment services offer the ability to find, and replenish parking meters or parking lot fees through a smartphone app.

This ability to pay for parking in Google MAps will be available in 400 plus cities including Los Angeles, New York, Houston and more. Android phone users will be able to get the feature first, with iPhone users to follow.

As you search for transit directions in Google Maps, you will see the option to purchase tickets alongside your results.Payment will work much in the same way. Customers will need to have a Google Pay account linked to a valid debit or credit card to make transactions.

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Matillion raised $100million for cloud data integration

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Enterprises are searching for solutions that help integrate data into their workflows much more quickly. Replenishing such demand, Matillion announced on Tuesday that it has raised $100million to help enterprises accelerate cloud data integration. The startup believes it has an advantage in the cloud data integration market; because its solution was built for the cloud-native era from the ground up. This could be critical as overall cloud adoption continues to accelerate.

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Microsoft starts new program to make more accessible games

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Microsoft is expanding its efforts on accessibility with a new program for evaluating PC and Xbox games. On Tuesday, Microsoft’s accessibility team announced that developers can send their games to be evaluated for accessibility and tested by players with disabilities. The program was announced together with updates to the Xbox Accessibility Guidelines that were released in early 2020.

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SpaceX reportedly raised $850 million in a round of funding

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SpaceX has reportedly raised $850 million in a round of funding. According to CNBC, this would mean SpaceX is worth around $74 billion and would also mean that the company has money to fund its future missions. In addition, existing investors and company insiders were able to sell an additional $750 million in a secondary transaction.

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Limit Google Drive sharing to specific groups with target audiences now available

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  • The Google drive update: What exactly changed?

    Now, admins can define specific audiences with whom their users can link-share Google drive files. This can help secure your organizational data and make it simpler to share files with the right colleagues. This update is available to Google Workspace Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Standard, and Enterprise Plus, as well as G Suite Business and Enterprise for Education customers 
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Apple launches inaugural Entrepreneur Camp for Black Developers and Founders

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Apple welcomes leaders and their teams from 13 app companies as the inaugural cohort of Entrepreneur Camp for Black Founders and Developers. The program is designed to give developers the opportunity to take their existing app experience to the next level by mastering new technical skills along with one-on-one code-level guidance from Apple engineers and experts.

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IBM aims to produce net zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2030

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IBM announced Tuesday that it will achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 to further its decades-long efforts to address the global climate crisis. The company will accomplish this target by prioritising energy efficiency efforts, actual reduction in its emissions and increased use of clean energy across the 175 countries where it operates.

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Major Companies jump into crypto as Bitcoin surpasses $50,000 for the first time

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Bitcoin’s price broke above $50,0000 for the first time on Tuesday as major companies jump into cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin got a boost from large firms such as Tesla and Mastercard to support crypto. Still, skeptics worry that it may be one of the biggest market bubbles in history and still see it as a speculative asset.

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