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At the 2022 U.S. Open tennis tournament, which wrapped up this weekend in Flushing Meadows, N.Y., technology has won – game, set, match.

Cruise line brand Royal Caribbean and several airlines have announced the rollout of Starlink, an interconnected internet network of thousands of satellites.

Google Fi is expanding 5G coverage to 26 more countries, and international hotspot tethering will now be available on iPhones.

Tim Cook: “We’re here to talk about three products that have become essential in our lives. And today, we’re going to make these products and these experiences even better.”

The CroCube crowdfunding campaign is underway, aimed at launching the first nanosatellite with the Croatian signature into space! “Satellites are nothing new, but none of them is uniquely ours, none has Croatian ‘pedigree’ or knowledge. The CroCube mission will soon change that.”

Ericsson is once again setting the pace for sustainable networks with the introduction of a new triple-band, tri-sector radio that can do the job of nine radios.

The Guardian reports Meta’s take on how serious a Facebook ban can be, and what Zuckerberg has revealed during his interview with Joe Rogan.

Tesla CEO says that the technology of autonomous electric cars should be ready by the end of 2022, and he hopes that it could be widely used in the U.S. and possibly in Europe, where the start of sales depends on regulatory approvals.

US-based financial and technological executives want Croatia to be the future Silicon Valley of Europe.

F1 uses dozens of cameras to broadcast the action, from the track, in the air, and even from inside the car.