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Intel Acknowledges It Was ‘Too Aggressive’ With Its 10nm Plans
Intel has admitted that its own 10nm shortfall happened as a result of overly aggressive positioning on its part. 7nm, however, is still just two years away according to the company.
The post Intel Acknowledges It Was ‘Too Aggressive’ With Its 10nm Plans appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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Slashdot |
DoNotPay's New Service Auto-Cancels Free Trials
DoNotPay, a free chatbot that offers AI-powered legal counsel, has a new service called Free Trial Card that will help you cancel free trials before you get charged. Wired reports: The Free Trial Card is a virtual credit card you can use to sign up for free trials of any service anonymously, instead of using your real credit card. When the free trial period ends, the card automatically declines to be charged, thus ending your free trial. You don't have to remember to cancel anything. If you want...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Could nation-state hackers target your email? Microsoft thinks so
Microsoft is showing off its ElectionGuard tech, while detailing the threats posed by nation-state sponsored cyber-attacks.
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The Next Web |
‘Trust’ was mentioned 69 times at Facebook’s Libra Senate hearing – nice
In the 220-minute-long Senate hearing where Facebook’s head of Calibra, David Marcus, was grilled on the company’s “cryptocurrency” plans, the word trust was mentioned every two minutes on average, working out to 69 times in total. Not all of these instances were focused on how people can’t or shouldn’t trust Facebook, though. In reality, about half of the times trust was mentioned, it was used in a derogatory manner by a Senator. The other half was Marcus defending the company’s p...
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Xiaomi's latest mid-ranger comes with stock Android and a 48MP triple camera
Well-rounded
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AppleInsider |
Raymond James upgrades Apple stock to $250 on 2020 iPhone promise
Apple's use of a 5G modem in the 2020 iPhone could trigger high sales for the smartphone generation, Raymond James suggested while upgrading their rating of Apple shares, but the firm is still concerned the 2019 cycle will be "the weakest in years."
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Techradar - All the la... |
Tweaks to Chromium-based Edge (and Chrome) brings better integration with Windows 10
Microsoft’s revamp of Edge is good news for anyone who uses a Chromium browser on Windows 10.
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Mashable! |
Tesla's new safety report paints Autopilot in a good light, but it's not that simple
Tesla's new Vehicle Safety Report is out, and things are looking good for the electric car maker, especially its Autopilot set of self-driving features.
Tesla's accident data for the first quarter of 2019 shows that there was one accident for every 2.87 million miles driven in which drivers had Autopilot engaged. For drivers that had Tesla's active safety features turned on, but not Autopilot, the company registered one accident for every 1.76 million miles driven. Finally, for those drivi...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Digital transformation: How one bank is using AI, big data and chatbots to create new services
Two key executives at banking giant NatWest explain how the firm tests and launches innovative services that meet fast-changing customer expectations.
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CIO.com Feed - Articles |
BrandPost: Digital Transformation Requires the CIO to Play an Active Role
Over almost 30 years of IT industry experience, I’ve found that the key business relationships technology vendors and solution providers tend to value most highly are often with chief information officers (CIOs). The CIO is commonly the highest-ranking IT resource in an organization and makes many decisions about what technology to buy. However, when new advanced technologies come out that are transformational game-changers for businesses, and the CIO is not included as a part of the C-suite o...
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9to5Mac |
Democrats warn presidential candidates, call for FBI to investigate FaceApp
US Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) has officially called on the FBI and FTC to investigate FaceApp, citing national security concerns.
The controversy over FaceApp, which allows users to choose a photo and then have the app make them look younger or older, began with what turned out to be a false alarm…
more…
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TG Daily |
Sailing To Serenity: Beat The Santorini Crowds With A Boating Retreat
Greece has seen an increase in tourism over recent years, with over 30 million foreign visitors in 2018. Popular for its breathtaking scenery and distinctive architecture, Santorini alone received over two million visitors last year. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat away from crowds of tourists, you might wonder how you can benefit from […]The post Sailing To Serenity: Beat The Santorini Crowds With A Boating Retreat appeared first on TGDaily.
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Resources | ZDNet |
This strange new phishing attack uses a surprise bill to trick you into clicking
Researchers uncover a campaign which uses SHTML files - commonly associated with web servers - to direct users to malicious, credential-stealing websites.
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Techradar - All the la... |
How to attract generation Z as employees
Mike Pauletich discusses how can recruiters offer meaningful engagement with a generation born with a phone in their hands.
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Thurrott.com |
Qualcomm Gets Fined €242 Million by the European Union
Qualcomm is getting fined €242 Million for engaging in predatory pricing between 2009 and 2011.
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Engadget |
YouTube's exclusive MLB coverage begins streaming today
Earlier this year YouTube announced an exclusive 13-game streaming deal with Major League Baseball -- and it's starting today. If you're in the USA, Canada or Puerto Rico you'll be able to watch a live MLB game of the week, every week of the regular...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Samsung Galaxy S11 could get a significant power boost
Samsung's new DRAM will enhance mobile performance, and the Galaxy S11 could be the first to benefit.
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Intel admits it won’t catch up with AMD’s 7nm chips until 2021
Intel has been candid about its struggles bringing 10nm processors to market, but reiterates promise of 7nm chips by 2021.
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WTF is FaceApp?
And why is everyone suddenly using it again?
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Resources | ZDNet |
Galileo GPS service is back, as Europe looks at what went wrong
Galileo Initial Services have now been restored, days after an equipment malfunction caused the outage.
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TechCrunch |
Plaid introduces Liabilities to create debt-tracking apps, starting with student loans
Plaid has always been about helping developers build financial applications. Up until now that has involved standard checking and savings, and more recently investments. Today, they are introducing a new product called Liabilities endpoint to help developers build applications around debt. For starters, they are taking aim at a big problem in the US, student […]
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TechCrunch |
Watch an unfiltered interview of PicsArt founder at Disrupt Berlin
Smartphones have become a creative playground thanks to cameras and innovative apps, such as PicsArt. With PicsArt, anybody can add filters, stickers and tweak photos and videos in many different ways. It has been a massive hit with 130 million monthly active users. And that’s why I’m excited to announce that PicsArt founder and CEO […]
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Guru3d Latest Headlines |
Corsair Launches New 32GB Modules of High-Performance VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 Memory
Corsair today announced the addition of 32GB modules to its range of VENGEANCE LPX high-performance DDR4 memory, allowing PC builders to equip their systems with more DDR4 memory than ever before. ...
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BleepingComputer.com |
New Okrum Malware Used by Ke3chang Group to Target Diplomats
Updated malware implants and a new backdoor named Okrum connected with the Ke3chang threat group operating from China have been found by ESET researchers while monitoring their operations between 2015 and 2019. [...]
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Mashable! |
Watching random actors audition to play Indiana Jones is wonderfully ridiculous
There are currently no plans — that we know of, at least — to remake the original Indiana Jones trilogy.
But if it ever did happen, who would play the title role?
In the compilation sketch above from Conan, various actors get in front of an audition camera to try their luck — from a reluctant Billy Eichner to a laser-spewing "Dan Chadle".
The results are ridiculous, but glorious. Read more...
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SlashGear |
OPPO Reno Teardown reveals a lot of surprises
Smartphones have almost become boring affairs when it came to teardowns but not in a good way. Most of them tout increased durability and ruggedness but all of those are at the expense of easy repairability. Then along came popup cameras on smartphones that made opening them up slightly more exciting. JerryRigEverything gave the new OPPO Reno the usual teardown … Continue reading
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The Next Web |
Companies need to evolve to survive — here’s how you can manage that
I’ve often said that the only constant in business is change. Staying ahead of the competition, keeping pace with emerging technologies, and meeting customers’ needs as they arise requires agility and the ability to evolve a company’s business needs and those of its customers in real time. But none of this is easy, and none of it happens by accident. It requires an openness to change and an ability to meet these changes head-on by transforming who you are and how you conduct business. With...
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CNET News |
Apple's new MacBook Pro and Air both score high marks in battery tests - CNET
For the MacBook Air, 10 hours of battery life was expected. But for the new quad-core Pro, it's a nice surprise.
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CNET News |
Tertill hunts down garden weeds like a Roomba chases dirt - CNET
The Tertill robot weed trimmer really can keep garden weeds in check. You just need to give it regular TLC and lots of sunlight.
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CNET News |
5G phones you can get now: Galaxy S10 5G, OnePlus 7 Pro 5G, Moto Z4 and more - CNET
The 5G revolution is rolling out now. Here are the super-fast 5G devices that are available now or coming soon.
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CNET News |
Tertill is a robot weed trimmer that's like a Roomba for your garden - CNET
The Tertill will patrol your garden, knocking down weeds where it finds them -- with a few limitations.
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Business Insider |
Bank of America's CTO says he's a 'sociologist and psychologist' when it comes to shutting down old tech. He told us how he decides to pull the plug.
Howard Boville, Bank of America's chief technology officer, explained to Business Insider how he approaches shutting down technology projects.
Boville said getting humans on board with changes is far more challenging, and important, than the technical aspect of switching out old systems or tools.
Bank of America has made a big push towards retraining employees, and hopes to increase the amount of internal candidates it hires for open positions.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Comcast now lets you use your own Android device on Xfinity Mobile
Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge
Comcast now lets you use your own Android device with its Xfinity Mobile wireless carrier. Previously, if you wanted to use your own device then it had to be a recent iPhone. Xfinity Mobile is Comcast’s MVNO that’s available exclusively to the company’s home internet customers and runs on the Verizon network.
For now, the range of Android phones that Comcast will accept is limited to unlocked Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S9, S9 Plus, ...
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Mashable! |
Here's what actual Uber drivers have to say about 'Stuber'
A movie that featured the ride-hailing app Uber prominently came out over the weekend, and even its name strongly hints that Uber plays an important role in the story.
Stuber stars Kumail Nanjiani (he's in the satirical HBO show Silicon Valley) as an Uber driver named Stu who goes on an epic adventure when a police detective played by Dave Bautista gets matched to his ride. Of course, the cop uses the Uber and Stu to track down a killer. Drama ensues — all while in an Uber.
So there'...
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MakeUseOf |
How to Use the Name Box in Excel
You can’t go anywhere in Microsoft Excel without using this humble little box. But where is the Name Box in Excel? It lies right next to the formula bar in a worksheet and displays the address of the selected cell or an object. But that’s just the most obvious use. You can navigate around the sheet with it or use it as a powerful selection tool. But that’s just the scratching the corners of the box. Let’s look at all the productivity purposes the Name Box was created for....
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Computerworld |
Apple, Google, and the copycat conundrum
Let's just get this out of the way right off the bat: Yes, Google copied Apple when it comes to its new Android Q gestures.There's no way around it, really: The idea of having a thin bar at the bottom of a phone's screen that you swipe up on to go home or swipe up and hold to look through your recently used apps is a pretty distinctive element of Apple's current iOS interface.Now let's get something else out of the way: This bit of "great idea stealing," to, ahem, borrow a certain phrase from a ...
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Wired Top Stories |
Everyone Wants Facebook's Libra to Be Regulated. But How?
Facebook's planned blockchain-based currency poses nettlesome questions: Is it money? Is the Libra Association a bank?
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Motherboard RSS Feed |
Locally Run ISPs Offer the Fastest Broadband in America
Six out of the 10 fastest ISPs are either community-run or public/private partnerships.
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Motherboard RSS Feed |
How Palantir's Spy Tool for Cops Works
On this week’s CYBER, we map out how the secretive Silicon Valley company influences the very technological landscape of the modern world.
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Macworld |
Macworld reader hot takes on the MacBook Air, Apple Maps, Jony Ive, and more
We did a special edition of the show where we feature your hot takes from the Macworld social media feeds. The hot takes are your reactions to Macworld stories and other happenings in the world of Apple. We share what you wrote, and we offer our thoughts.As a reminder, you can comment or ask questions via Twitter (@macworld), on Facebook, or through email at podcast@macworld.com.Here’s how today’s show works.
We explain the subject at hand. If the hot take is a reaction to the article, we b...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Double data and £20 per month bills - this Samsung Galaxy A40 deal is excellent
A tempting Samsung offer from Carphone Warehouse - grab these Samsung Galaxy A40 deals at super cheap prices.
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'My $19 Uber ride cost 100 times that'
Passengers reportedly paid 100 times more than they should have after Uber's payments system goes awry.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Google purges multiple stalkerware apps from the Android Play Store
It's a bad day for creeps
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Mashable! |
NordVPN is now available for just £2.29 a month
TL;DR: NordVPN is on sale for just £2.29 a month, saving you £247.21 over the course of the plan.
What exactly do you want from a VPN? You probably want it to look sleek, and offer fast connections, with lots of server locations, and around-the-clock customer support. You probably want all of that, but not above a secure service.
When it comes to a VPN, the security and protection it offers has to be the priority. There's no debate here. A VPN is designed to keep your online activitie...
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The Register |
'Member Ke3chang? They're still at it, you know. Euro diplomats targeted by 'China-based' hacker crew
Click your mouse three times... there's no place like a back door to your machine - ESET
An old-school shadowy malware group believed to operate out of China has been targeting diplomats with what infosec researchers say is a previously undocumented backdoor.…
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Business Insider |
Facebook and Google know what porn you're watching, even when you're in incognito
Porn sites are riddled with web trackers, including from Google, Facebook, and Oracle, according to researchers at Microsoft, Carnegie Mellon, and the University of Pennsylvania.
More than 22,484 porn sites were analyzed, of which 74% were found to contain Google trackers. Oracle had trackers on 24% and Facebook on 10%.
Google and Facebook said data from these trackers was not used to build marketing profiles of users.
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Boy Genius Report |
Pixel 3 phones are $300 cheaper if you buy them on Google Fi right now
If you missed out on the Prime Day 2019 phone deals that included a Pixel 3 sale, then we have great news for you, as long as you're still interested in Google's latest flagship. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL were discounted by $260 earlier this week, which already sounds like a great deal, and a great reason not to buy the Pixel 3a over the Pixel 3. But Google is now ready to cut an extra $40 on both phones, which will let you save a total of $300 on either the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
EC slaps Qualcomm with €242m fine over Icera price war
Watchdog rules firm engaged in 'predatory pricing'
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TechCrunch |
On a growth tear, work trip SaaS TravelPerk adds $60M to its Series C
Business travel SaaS startup, TravelPerk, has announced it’s more than doubled the $44M Series C round we wrote about just nine months ago — taking in a further $60M from its existing investors, which brings the round to $104M, and the business’ total raised to date to $134M. Investors increasing the size of their Series […]
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Reuters: Technology News |
TSMC expects 5G to drive earnings, flags South Korea-Japan spat as risk
Taiwan's TSMC forecast that robust demand for 5G chips will drive a stronger second-half even as it anticipates a dispute between Japan and South Korea involving chip-making materials to be a big source of uncertainty.
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MSPoweruser |
Microsoft’s patent shows off a unique way of improving the battery life of future Surface Book devices
Microsoft’s Surface Book has a lot of things that are unique and looks futuristic. The 2-in-one can be used as a full-fledged laptop as well as a giant tablet, and while fans and enthusiasts have welcomed this new design choice, it has a serious flaw. As explained by Microsoft in a recently published document, The […]
Read More: Microsoft’s patent shows off a unique way of improving the battery life of future Surface Book devices
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CNET News |
The best cosplay of SDCC 2019 - CNET
From Spider-Man to Game of Thrones, here are the most impressive costumes we've seen during the 50th anniversary of San Diego's Comic-Con.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Ubuntu 18.10 'Cosmic Cuttlefish' reaches end of life
Why d'you wanna play that song so loud? Because Ubuntu!
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Guru3d Latest Headlines |
MSI launches new revisions of AMD 300 and 400 motherboards with 32MB Firmware
As discussed in detail, older 300 and 400 series motherboards have been stripped in the BIOS from older CPUs and some features, due to a too-small EEPROM size. No biggy, but MSI is solving this with u...
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Digital Trends |
Microsoft’s new HoloLens hologram tech can do language translation
Microsoft has further developed its HoloLens hologram technology to include a language translation feature. This new capability was demonstrated this week at the Microsoft Inspire partner conference in Las Vegas.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Qualcomm fined $272M in latest EU antitrust fine
Photo by Ramon Costa/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images
The EU has fined Qualcomm €242 million (around $272 million) for selling 3G modem chips at predatory prices in an attempt to drive a competing supplier, Icera, out of the market. The European Commission says that the company used its market dominance to sell chips meant for mobile internet dongles at below cost between 2009 and 2011. Today’s announcement marks the end of the EU’s nearly four year long investigation into Qualc...
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Mashable! |
Save over £40 on the Oral-B Pro 2 2500 3D White electric toothbrush
TL;DR: The protective Oral-B Pro 2 2500 3D White electric toothbrush is on sale for £32.49, saving you over £40.
We're not doubting your ability to effectively brush your teeth. We're sure you're an adept brusher with an excellent technique, but if you're not yet using an electric toothbrush, you won't be getting the best clean possible.
If you are looking to make the switch to electric, then the Oral-B Pro 2 2500 3D White electric toothbrush could be the model for you. This toothbrus...
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Techdirt |
FBI, ICE Are Running Facial Recognition Searches Against State Drivers' Databases
Biometric databases have a hunger for data. And they're getting fed. Government agencies are shoving every face they can find into facial recognition databases. Expanding the dataset means adding people who've never committed a crime and, importantly, who've never given their explicit consent to have their personal details handed over to federal agencies.Thanks to unprecedented levels of cooperation across all levels of government, FBI and ICE are matching faces using data collected from mill...
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Hacker News |
Daily Stormer Founder Should Pay ‘Troll Storm’ Victim $14M, Judge Says
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Techradar - All the la... |
Netflix tries out a mobile-only streaming plan, as subscriber growth slows
Netflix still dominates online streaming, but can its user base grow much further?
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The Next Web |
State-sponsored cybercriminals attacked 10,000 Microsoft customers in 2018
Microsoft said on Wednesday that it had notified almost 10,000 customers in the past year that they’d been the target of state-sponsored attacks. The Windows maker said the attacks originated from countries like Iran, North Korea, and Russia. “This data demonstrates the significant extent to which nation-states continue to rely on cyberattacks as a tool to gain intelligence, influence geopolitics or achieve other objectives,” Tom Burt, corporate vice president of customer security & tr...
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Mashable! |
Apple iPads, LG 4K TVs, Amazon devices, LEGO sets, Sony speakers, and more on sale for July 18 in the UK
This deals roundup focuses on the biggest and the best. We have lined up a bunch of deals on 4K TVs, laptops, and tablets, from likes of Apple, Samsung, LG, and Dell.
You can save on a wide range of top devices, including an Apple iPad Pro, a LG 55-inch 4K TV, and a portable Sony speaker. This is the place to be if you want to pick up a massively popular device, at a heavily discounted price.
Elsewhere in this list, you can pick up LEGO sets, Amazon devices, and protein powders at low prices. Th...
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Microsoft warns 10,000 customers they're being targeted by nation-state hackers
Large enterprises and political orgs suffer the brunt
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News - THE INQUIRER |
MPs call for use of 'highly intrusive' facial recognition to be suspended
Report warns of 'regulatory lacuna' surrounding AFR tech
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GameBoks is a hand-crafted wooden box with a built-in screen for console gamers on the go
Box clever
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Guru3d Latest Headlines |
Intel CEO confirms 7nm CPUs in 2021
Intel CEO Bobert Swan announced on the Intel 2019 Investors Day that their 7nm CPUs will appear 2021. He also talked a bit about the actual delay....
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Hacker News |
33 dead after arson attack at Kyoto Animation studio, dozens injured
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Reuters: Technology News |
G7 urges strict Libra regime, eyes minimum tax
Digital currencies like Facebook's Libra must be held "to the highest regulatory standards" to ensure they are not used to launder money and that users are protected, a Group of Seven taskforce urged on Thursday.
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Digital Trends |
Netflix raised prices and lost customers. Can a mobile-only plan win them back?
As customers fled Netflix after its latest price hikes, the company announced that a mobile-only streaming plan is coming to India -- and, just maybe, revealed how it will get those subscribers back.
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The Register |
Red flag: Verify to be marked 'undeliverable' by gov projects watchdog
*Digital identity crisis intensifies*
Exclusive The UK government's troubled £154m digital identity project Verify is to be flagged red by Whitehall's major projects watchdog, meaning delivery looks unachievable - according to sources.…
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Resources | ZDNet |
Windows 7: Hospitals and healthcare aren't ready to say goodbye
Upgrade paths are harder for machines that aren't PCs.
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple releases iOS 13, beta 4 to developer community
With iOS 13 development in full swing, details have begun to leak as to changes in the fourth developer version, which was released this week. Users have noted the following changes: Smaller Home screen app menus on iPadOS and iOS New ‘Rearrange Apps’ option when long-pressing on apps on iOS and iPadOS Smaller menus on […]
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BetaNews |
Microsoft is ripping SMS Connect from Skype... Again
Microsoft has announced that it is cutting the SMS Connect feature from Skype at the end of August. The feature -- which makes it possible for Android users to send and receive text messages via Skype on their computers -- has been dropped in the past but made a reappearance last year. But now Microsoft is trying to push people into using the Your Phone app instead. See also: Microsoft warns thousands that they are victims of state-sponsored hacking German schools ban Microsoft Office 365 becaus...
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SlashGear |
Microsoft has a hologram that translates talks into another language
Holograms performing on stage in lieu of the unavailability of certain personalities isn’t unheard of but, given the context, it isn’t always considered appropriate either. That doesn’t mean, however, that there isn’t room for such holograms in the near future. Microsoft seems to have thought of a use case that takes advantage of its various technologies, like HoloLens and Azure, … Continue reading
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Engadget |
The Morning After: Reviewing Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro
Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.
It's time to find out if Apple's new MacBook Pro is worth the money, plus we'll break down the controversy over G2A's business model. Meanwhile, Nintendo slipped in a Switch upgrade and an iconic Braun product l...
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Mashable! |
Help fight the world's cybersecurity crisis by taking these online courses
TL;DR: Snag the A to Z cybersecurity bundle, a set of online courses that's on sale for $39 in the Mashable Shop.
Six. Trillion. Dollars.
According to Cybersecurity Ventures, that's the estimated amount the world will lose to cybercrime damages by 2021, and it's expected to rise even further given the number of cybersecurity threats and attacks companies experience on the daily. From data breaches to supply chain attacks to ransomware, cybercrime is a threat that looms large over organiza...
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