Dr. Paul Cesarini

Paul Cesarini is a Professor & Dean at Loyola New Orleans. His research focuses on Digital Rights Management issues and emerging media technologies.

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11 hours ago
Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile dominate $81 billion 5G spectrum auction
CNET - Marguerite Reardon
Verizon bids more than $45 billion for licenses of the valuable midband spectrum in the C band auction to build its 5G network.
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14 hours ago
Apple plans to upgrade the App Store’s search engine, and it might not stop there
The Verge - Wes Davis
Apple will soon bring its powerful internal search engine to the App Store and other apps, as Mark Gurman reports in this week’s Power On newsletter for Bloomberg. Apple debuted upgrades to its Spotlight search feature in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14, letting users search there for web results, details from …
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15 hours ago
How To Quickly Share Your Location Using Your Apple Watch
slashgear.com - Shinaayomi Abioye
Technology Wearables In today's world, staying safe is a top priority. We've all heard the old tricks, like avoiding wearing headphones when walking …
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The 'world's smallest' external GPU has been tested and it could be the best laptop upgrade yet — here’s why
techradar.com - Keumars Afifi-Sabet
GPD’s ‘GPU box’ might be one of the most effective ways to give your laptop the graphical upgrade it needs without shelling out for a new machine, or …
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Wikipedia explores AI-powered knowledge access with the ChatGPT plugin. Here’s how
livemint.com - Govind Choudhary
Wikimedia Foundation, which owns Wikipedia, is exploring AI-powered knowledge access through a ChatGPT Plus plugin that searches and summarizes …
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20 hours ago
With a whoosh and a zoom: Plunge into the camera system of iPhone 15 Pro Max
The Telegraph Online - Mathures Paul
In 1838, Charles Darwin had to make an important decision. Should he get married? His method is recognisable to many of us today: The man made a list …