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1. MH370 SHOCK: Missing Malaysia Airlines plane went into a 'SPIRAL DIVE' over Indian Ocean  Express.co.uk
2. MH370 sleuth claims Cambodia locals saw plane go down in jungle with Malaysia Airlines logo  The Sun

Tributes to ‘Missing Man’ Gandhi mark opening day  Times of India

Bengaluru: From a special formation flypast by Indian aircraft to tribute from foreign pilots, Wing Commander Sahil Gandhi's sad demise cast a pall on.

MH370 sleuth claims Cambodia locals saw plane go down in jungle with Malaysia Airlines logo  The Sun

Plane hunter Daniel Boyer previously claimed to have found the cockpit and tail – complete with the Malaysia Airlines logo - of the missing aircraft using Google ...

Huawei ban could stall progression to 5G by several years  The Irish Times

Security fears around spy technology hit Chinese network infrastructure maker.

Eclipse ioFog: Real world patterns for the edge  JAXenter

Farah Papaioannou goes over edge computing and how developers can utilize Eclipse ioFog to remotely deploy secure microservices to edge devices.

Boulder's Sphero enters into new market with latest robot and Kickstarter campaign  Denver Business Journal

Company execs say more advanced coding students are "running out of things to do" with the company's signature robotic balls.

MH370 SHOCK: Missing Malaysia Airlines plane went into a 'SPIRAL DIVE' over Indian Ocean  Express.co.uk

MALAYSIA Airlines flight 370 went into a “steep spiral dive” in its last moments before impacting the surface of the Indian Ocean, according to an aviation expert.

U.S. investigators probing years of WikiLeaks activities: sources  Reuters

U.S. investigators pursuing a long-running criminal investigation into WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange have dug into the website's activities going back ...

Thai opposition intensifies social media offensive before election  Nikkei Asian Review

KHON KAEN, Thailand -- The Thai general election on March 24 will be the first since the widespread use of social media in the country and could&.

A Modern Solution To Tea Bag Inventory Management  Hackaday

Britain is famously known as a land of manners and hospitality. Few situations could make an Englishman's stiff upper lip quiver, short of running out of tea bags ...