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Why do we have to find intermediate hosts for new coronaviruses?
Where does the new coronavirus come from? It is a question for everyone after the outbreak, and it is also an important scientific basis for effective prevention and control.
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This may be what iOS 14 looks like
Twitter user Parker Ortolani (@ParkerOrtolani) has made a partial rendering of iOS 14 based on the past week's news.
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Does 'mutation' mean coronavirus more likely to infect people?
The National Science Review sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently published a paper entitled "On the origin and continuing evolution of SARS-CoV-2".
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These tech giants are forced to switch their developer events online
The annual developer conference is an important business card for major technology companies to display technology achievements and attract talents. But affected by the new coronavirus epidemic, things will start to change in 2020.
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Huawei 5nm Kirin chip will start delivery in August, rumor says
After the Spring Festival holiday, as major mobile phone manufacturers have successively released new devices, news about Huawei's next-generation Kirin processors has increased.
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Positive anal swabs in children with Covid-19 could persist for up to 7 weeks
It is not uncommon for patients with new coronavirus pneumonia to test positive for anal swab nucleic acid, but in children, the positive can last more than seven weeks.
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Elon Musk: Car death risk is much greater than new coronavirus
Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, sent an email to all SpaceX employees on Friday saying that the risk of death from a car accident is much greater than that of the new coronavirus.
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Windows 10 2004 will get a new Linux subsystem
Microsoft Windows 10 2004 (Windows 10 20H1 feature update) will add the second version of Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL2.
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Two new games to come to Chinese version of Switch on March 16
On March 12, we reported that the Nintendo Switch has got license approvals for two of its game titles. Now, Tencent Nintendo Switch announced that the two games would be released soon and unveiled their prices.
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Google G Suite reaches 2 billion monthly active users
Google G Suite, consisting of Gmail, Cloud Drive, Calendar, Hangouts, Docs, and other productivity-focused apps, has more than 2 billion active users by the end of 2019.