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All About Tobol, Russia's Secret Weapon Linked To Jamming Of Planes' Signals
Tobol electronic warfare system was previously linked to jamming of signals of ships on NATO's eastern flank.
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Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Are 'Carbon-Neutral': Here's How
Apple on Tuesday said that three of its Apple Watch models will come in what it calls carbon-neutral versions sporting a new green logo on their boxes, and the biggest change is that more of the transportation will be by boat instead of planes.
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United Technologies, Raytheon to Create $120-Billion Aerospace and Defence Giant
United Technologies agreed on Sunday to combine its aerospace business with US contractor Raytheon Co and create a new company worth about $121 billion.
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US Lifts Electronic Devices Ban On Qatar Airways Flights
In May, the US had banned large electronic devices like laptops and cameras as cabin baggage on US-bound planes from 10 foreign destinations, mostly in Muslim-majority countries.
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After US, UK Bans Laptop, Tablet On Flights From 6 Countries
Britain tightened airline security on flights from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday, banning laptops and tablet computers from the plane cabin hours after the US announced similar security warning.
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Aviation Authority Asks Airlines To Put In Place E-Cigarette Policy
Domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, and display warnings inside lavatories and passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
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US Airport Checks Home in on Electronic Devices
Plane travelers who cannot switch on their cell phones or other electronic devices will not be able to take them on flights as part of new security measures, US authorities said on Sunday.
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Satellites picked up 'pings' from Malaysia Airlines jet: sources
Communications satellites picked up faint electronic pulses from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 after it went missing on Saturday, but the signals gave no information about where the stray jet was heading and little else about its fate.
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We're ready for take-off. Sit back and enjoy your iGizmo
In as little as a few months, airline passengers could play video games, read e-books, watch movies and listen to music while their flights take off or land, ending a long-standing ban on devices being used during those risky phases.
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Fliers must turn off devices, but it's not clear why
Millions of Americans who got on a plane over the Thanksgiving holiday heard the admonition: "Please power down your electronic devices for takeoff."
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All About Tobol, Russia's Secret Weapon Linked To Jamming Of Planes' Signals
Tobol electronic warfare system was previously linked to jamming of signals of ships on NATO's eastern flank.
-
Apple Watch Series 9, Watch Ultra 2 Are 'Carbon-Neutral': Here's How
Apple on Tuesday said that three of its Apple Watch models will come in what it calls carbon-neutral versions sporting a new green logo on their boxes, and the biggest change is that more of the transportation will be by boat instead of planes.
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United Technologies, Raytheon to Create $120-Billion Aerospace and Defence Giant
United Technologies agreed on Sunday to combine its aerospace business with US contractor Raytheon Co and create a new company worth about $121 billion.
-
US Lifts Electronic Devices Ban On Qatar Airways Flights
In May, the US had banned large electronic devices like laptops and cameras as cabin baggage on US-bound planes from 10 foreign destinations, mostly in Muslim-majority countries.
-
After US, UK Bans Laptop, Tablet On Flights From 6 Countries
Britain tightened airline security on flights from Turkey, the Middle East and North Africa on Tuesday, banning laptops and tablet computers from the plane cabin hours after the US announced similar security warning.
-
Aviation Authority Asks Airlines To Put In Place E-Cigarette Policy
Domestic airlines have been asked by the civil aviation regulator to formulate a policy on handling of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes, and display warnings inside lavatories and passenger briefing cards as part of the cabin safety measures.
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US Airport Checks Home in on Electronic Devices
Plane travelers who cannot switch on their cell phones or other electronic devices will not be able to take them on flights as part of new security measures, US authorities said on Sunday.
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Satellites picked up 'pings' from Malaysia Airlines jet: sources
Communications satellites picked up faint electronic pulses from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 after it went missing on Saturday, but the signals gave no information about where the stray jet was heading and little else about its fate.
-
We're ready for take-off. Sit back and enjoy your iGizmo
In as little as a few months, airline passengers could play video games, read e-books, watch movies and listen to music while their flights take off or land, ending a long-standing ban on devices being used during those risky phases.
-
Fliers must turn off devices, but it's not clear why
Millions of Americans who got on a plane over the Thanksgiving holiday heard the admonition: "Please power down your electronic devices for takeoff."
