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Techdirt |
Dear EU Parliament: Why Are You About To Allow US Internet Companies To Decide What EU Citizens Can Say Online?
We've pointed this out over and over again with regards to all of the various attempts to "regulate" the internet giants of Google and Facebook: nearly every proposal put forth to date creates a regulatory regime that Google and Facebook can totally handle. Sure, they might find it to be a nuisance, but its well within the resources of both companies to handle whatever is thrown their way. However, most other companies are then totally fucked, because they simply cannot comply in any reasonable ...
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Techradar - All the la... |
£12 for 10GB data is one of the best cheap SIM only deals on the market right now
Carphone Warehouse-owned iD is the place to be for SIMO - find the best SIM only deal for you here.
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The Register |
Um, excuse me. Do you have clearance to patch that MRI scanner?
Healthcare regulations working against cybersecurity, claims expert
Israel Cyber Week Healthcare regulations oblige medical equipment vendors to focus on developing the next generation of technologies rather than addressing current cybersecurity issues, according to experts presenting at the eighth Israel Cyber Week.…
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Computerworld |
UC Berkeley puts blockchain training online; thousands sign up
UC Berkeley in 2016 saw the potential for teaching about blockchain with a primary focus on bitcoin and the other cryptocurrencies the technology underpins.At the time, about 70 students signed up.Next month, the university will kick off an online professional certificate program for blockchain, a three-month, two-part course focusing on cryptocurrencies and permissioned blockchains aimed at equipping students for careers in developing the distributed ledger technology for businesses.So far, 7,4...
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Reuters: Technology News |
Rich people become cryptocurrency fans, want better advice: survey
ZURICH (Reuters) - Only around half of millionaires are in tune with their wealth managers and the very rich are increasingly interested in crytocurrency investments, a survey released on Tuesday found.
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The Next Web |
The EU’s disastrous Copyright Reform, explained by its lovers and haters
The EU’s extremely controversial Copyright Reform — which might introduce upload filters, ancillary copyright, and restrictions on text and data mining — will finally go to a vote on June 20. It’s not certain how the vote will go as members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are still split on key articles of the reform, but whatever the conclusion will be, it’s certain that it’ll greatly affect the future of the internet in the EU and beyond. The result will form the EU Parliament’...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Fujitsu Lifebook T938, First Take: Let's twist again
The Lifebook T938 is a solid 13.3-inch convertible with a twisting rather than rotating screen hinge, and a good selection of ports, including legacy connectors.
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple Camp registration opens for Summer 2018 program
Apple has kicked off registration for its free annual three-day Apple Camp event, in which kids between the ages of 8 and 12 can partake in hands-on projects at Apple retail locations by choosing one of three tracks and spending 90 minutes per day for three days “immersed in their chosen subject.” The three programs […]
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Re/code |
Pod Save America’s Dan Pfeiffer has some advice for Democrats: Learn how to use Facebook, ASAP!
Dan Pfeiffer, the former White House communications director under President Obama, is the author of a new book, “Yes, We (Still) Can.” When Dan Pfeiffer became President Obama’s communications director in 2009, he believed the following things: Facebook was too small to be an effective political tool; the press was being led by legacy outlets like CNN and the New York Times; and Fox News was a respectable journalistic institution that happened to dislike his boss.
Today, Peiffer is the co...
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WSJ.com: Technology |
Casio Co-Founder Kazuo Kashio Dies
Kazuo Kashio, one of four brothers who founded Casio Computer, the Japanese company behind G-Shock watches, has died at age 89.
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Techradar - All the la... |
Best Linux distros for small businesses in 2018
These distros emphasise stability, support, and other important business considerations.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Android users told to beware of Frankenstein virus
Put the candle back
Android users are being warned about a new ‘Frankenstein’ virus that combines the worst features of different malware to form a dangerous threat.
MysteryBot is a mixtape of ransomware, keyloggers and banking trojans to create a new virus.
Insecurity experts ThreatFabric discovered the malware, and said it appears to be related to the well-known LokiBot Android banking trojan.There apparently is a link between the creator(s) of LokiBot and MysteryBot. MysteryBot is clearl...
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V3 |
Scientists map gene expression of each brain cell during aging process
Examination of fruit flies' brains generated more than one billion data points for scientists to analyse
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AfterDawn.com |
WHO claims gaming disorder is a mental health issue
According to the World Health Organization, 'Gaming disorder' is now a condition like gambling or hoarding.
Gaming disorder has been included in the organization's eleventh edition of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD). The ICD is used by medical professionals worldwide as a baseline for the classification and identification of diseases and disorders.
It characterizes 'Gaming disorder' thus:
Gaming disorder is characterized by a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behavio...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Android users can now limit how much data their friends use
Datally now includes a restricted guest mode, plus a map of local Wi-Fi networks and the ability to set daily limits.
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The Telegraph - Techno... |
Microsoft distances itself from US border row after boasting of work with government
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Android Police - Andro... |
Alexa Skills Kit and Voice Service expand to Italy and Spain, Echo devices coming later in the year
Amazon has announced that the Amazon Echo and other Alexa speakers from Bose and Sonos are coming to Spain and Italy later this year. In preparation for that, it is now expanding the Alexa Skills Kit and Voice Service to these two countries.
If you're a developer interested in creating voice experiences and skills for Alexa in Spanish or Italian, you can now either update your existing skills to support the two languages or create new ones. Read MoreAlexa Skills Kit and Voice Service expand to I...
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Digg Top Stories |
That Time Conservationists Had To Go To War With A Quarter Of A Million Goats
After goats were brought to the Galapagos as a non-native species, leaving devastation in their wake, scientists could come up with one solution: kill all of them.
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TechCrunch |
Peek raises $23M and inks partnership with Google in push to digitize travel activities
Peek, a U.S. startup aiming to digitize the travel activities industry, has pulled a $23 million Series B round of financing and uncorked a partnership with Google that will help increase its visibility. Founded in 2012 by Ruzwana Bashir (CEO) and Oskar Bruening (CTO), the San Francisco-based startup describes itself as “OpenTable for the activities market” in […]
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Engadget |
Apple hit with $6.6 million fine in Australia over 'Error 53' fiasco
Australian authorities didn't buy Apple's explanation for the infamous Error 53 message, which bricked a lot of phones in 2016. The country's federal court has slapped the tech giant with a US$6.6 million fine a year after the Australian Competition...
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Reuters: Technology News |
Amazon's Alexa will now butler at Marriott hotels
(Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc said on Tuesday that it has partnered with Marriott International Inc to help increase guest access to amenities with Alexa, through its voice-controlled device Echo, in an attempt to expand its presence in the hospitality industry.
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SlashGear |
IBM Project Debater AI can argue its position in plain English
Thanks to popularity both in academic circles and commercial markets, AI research and technology have grown exponentially in the past few years. Now AI and neural networks can not only beat humans in games, they can also craft sometimes disturbing works of fiction. But one thing that AI have not yet been able to do sufficiently is to actually explain … Continue reading
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TechCrunch |
Amazon launches an Alexa system for hotels
Alexa is coming to your hotel room. Amazon this morning is announcing a new program called Alexa for Hospitality, designed to bring its voice assistant technology to everything from chain hotels to vacation rentals. The system can be customized to include key guest information, like checkout time or pool hours; allows guests to request services […]
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O'Grady's PowerPage |
Apple cites secure emergency 911 system for iOS 12, touts privacy protection
Some additional safety features are en route for iOS 12. In a press release issued on Monday, Apple, outlined how iPhones running iOS 12 will be able to share location data automatically and securely with first responders when you dial 911. Apple says this will help reduce emergency response times by providing faster and more […]
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TechCrunch |
Brex picks up $57M to build an easy credit card for startups
While Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi were giving up on their augmented reality startup inside Y Combinator and figuring out what to do next, they saw their batch mates struggling to get even the most basic corporate credit cards — and in a lot of cases, having to guarantee those cards themselves. Brex, their new startup, aims […]
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Digital Trends |
Who needs a studio or label? LANY hit it big singing into a blanket
In 2014, Paul Klein, Jake Goss, and Les Priest decided to release a few songs together on Soundcloud, anonymously. Four years and a Billboard charting album later, the trio known as LANY describes how their lives changed, and where they're going next.
The post Who needs a studio or label? LANY hit it big singing into a blanket appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Ars Technica |
Hackers who sabotaged the Olympic games return for more mischief
Olympic Destroyer gang may be planning new destructive hacks, researchers say.
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CNET News |
Amazon's Alexa for Hospitality handles hotel checkout, pool time and more - CNET
Get ready to start chatting with Alexa in your hotel room.
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Digital Trends |
Make it so! 8 ‘Star Trek’ technologies that actually exist now (sort of)
For the past half-century, 'Star Trek' has offered us a tantalizing glimpse of the future. Here are eight examples of amazing 'Trek' technologies which now exist, to some extent, in the real world.
The post Make it so! 8 ‘Star Trek’ technologies that actually exist now (sort of) appeared first on Digital Trends.
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WSJ.com: Technology |
Oracle's Past Surprises on Guidance Leave Analysts Wary
Oracle is set to report financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter after the close of trading Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know.
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TweakTown |
Mario Tennis Aces will feature Diddy Kong & more as DLC's
DLC characters announced for Mario Tennis Aces, who will you choose?: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/62277/mario-tennis-aces-feature-diddy-kong-more-dlcs/index.html
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CIO.com Feed - Articles |
How to get started with predictive analytics
Predictive analytics is helping businesses in fields as diverse as healthcare, retailing, hospitality and insurance peer into the future to optimize inventories, manage staffing, enhance customer engagement, set pricing and achieve many other profit-building goals.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
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Wired Top Stories |
Ellen Pao on the Perverse Incentives Helping Incels Thrive at Tech Companies
Incels are well-represented at tech companies, raising challenging ethical issues for leaders who want to create a safe workspace.
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Business Insider |
'Openness actually draws people into the story': Why The New York Times is now putting its journalists front and center
People are showing a willingness to pay for quality journalism, says The New York Times' head of brand David Rubin, with the paper's revenue surpassing $1 billion last year.
In an interview with Business Insider's Tanya Dua, Rubin explained how The Times started to think of itself as a consumer brand.
In a break from tradition, The Times' marketing is no longer just about the news, Rubin said, but also about the people covering it. Those two things are no longer separable, he said.
He...
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Slashdot |
Shots Fired Again Between CPU Vendors AMD and Intel
Highdude702 shares a report from Tom's Hardware: AMD's feud with Intel took an interesting turn today as the company announced that it would swap 40 Core i7-8086K's won from Intel's sweepstakes with a much beefier Threadripper 1950X CPU. At Computex 2018, Intel officially announced it was releasing the Core i7-8086K, a special edition processor that commemorates the 40th anniversary of the 8086, which debuted as the first x86 processor on June 8, 1978. Now AMD is offering to replace 40 of the wi...
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Mashable! |
Amazon Alexa is coming to hotel rooms
"Alexa, can I get a toothbrush?"
At the mention of Amazon's digital assistant, the light ring on the white Echo Plus sitting on the end table lights up, then blinks for a second after the question is asked. Ordinarily, if you made that query to the Echo in your home, Alexa would respond by simply adding a toothbrush to your shopping list.
But I'm not in my home, and this isn't your ordinary Alexa. I'm sitting in a suite on the 17th floor of the Brooklyn Marriott, and the person bugging Alexa abo...
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InfoWorld News |
React Native mobile app framework gets a rewrite
React Native, Facebook’s framework for building native mobile apps, is to be rearchitected for flexibility and mproved integration with native infrastructure.The framework, which uses JavaScript and the React UI library, will get a rewrite of many of its internals. Most changes, however, will be under the hood, with existing React Native apps continuing to work with few or no changes.[ Go deeper at InfoWorld: Beyond jQuery: An expert guide to JavaScript frameworks • The complete guide to N...
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CIO.com Feed - Articles |
What is a cloud architect? A vital role for success in the cloud
What is a cloud architect?
Cloud architects are responsible for managing the cloud computing architecture in an organization, especially as cloud technologies grow increasingly complex. Cloud computing architecture encompasses everything involved with cloud computing, including the front-end platforms, servers, storage, delivery and networks required to manage cloud storage.The cloud architect role
According to a 2018 report from RightScale, 81 percent of enterprises have a multi-cloud strategy ...
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The Verge - All Posts |
Waymo, Uber, Ford, and others are joining forces to explore the ‘human impact’ of self-driving cars
Driverless vehicles could eliminate millions of jobs in the future, from cabbies to truckers to food delivery workers. But the companies that are hoping to hasten the adoption of this disruptive technology don’t want to seem callous to this brewing labor crisis, so they are joining forces to study the “human impact” of robot cars.
The Partnership for Transportation Innovation and Opportunity (PTIO) is a newly formed group comprised of most of the major companies that are building and tes...
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InfoWorld News |
Cloud backup is not the same as standard datacenter backup
Backup is just good policy. You need the ability to back up data and applications someplace, so they can be restored somehow, to keep the business running in case of some natural or manmade disaster that takes the primary business-critical systems down.We have whole industries that provide backup sites and backup technology. They can be passive, meaning that you can restore the site in a short period of time and get back to operations. Or they can be active (which costs more), meaning it can ins...
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Wired Top Stories |
The Olympic Destroyer Hackers May Have Returned For More
A recent spate of attacks against biological and chemical threat protection agencies bears the hallmarks of the group hacker group behind Olympic Destroyer.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Amazon made a special version of Alexa for hotels with Echo speakers in their rooms
Amazon is today introducing Alexa for Hospitality, a special version of the company’s voice assistant that will be distributed on an invitation basis to hotels, vacation rental spaces, and other locations starting today.
The Alexa experience will be customized and tailored to each individual hospitality location, so guests will be able to do things like order room service, request a housekeeping visit, or adjust room controls (thermostat, blinds, lights, etc.) using an Echo in their room. The...
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Business Insider |
The 25 most innovative CMOs in the world in 2018
Today, chief marketing officers play a far more active role in the C-suite than ever before.
They don business hats in the boardroom, chart out innovation strategies and ways to integrate technology at scale, and drive measurable results.
With marketers emerging as stewards who steer organizations forward at a time of great disruption, Business Insider is celebrating the global marketers rising to the occasion.
Here we present the third installment of our annual ranking of the world's most innov...
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Macworld |
Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s newest release shows how Apple Music has tipped the streaming scale
At 5:30 pm EDT on Saturday, the Tidal high-fidelity music streaming service was suddenly the center of attention. Just weeks after Kanye West dropped his Ye album on all streaming services—underscoring the dissolution of his once-exclusive contract with Tidal—Jay-Z and Beyoncé shocked the world with a surprise collaborative record titled Everything is Love. And the only place you could get it was Tidal.Somewhat surprisingly, that exclusivity didn’t last very long. While other high-profile...
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InfoWorld News |
Getting hands-on with industrial control system setups at RSA | Salted Hash Ep 31
Host Steve Ragan is joined on the RSA 2018 show floor by Bryson Bort, CEO and founder of SCYTHE, to talk about the ICS Village, where attendees can learn how to better defend industrial equipment through hands-on access to the equipment.
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Computerworld |
Think of it as meeting the needs of the company
Flashback almost three decades, to when this pilot fish is hired as a systems analyst -- and gets an unpleasant surprise."When I started with this company, I nearly quit because there were so many meetings!" says fish. "I was told this was necessary to keep everyone informed about what the company was doing."After three years, our CIO held a large meeting and told us that, in order to empower us, we were to reduce the number of meetings held. So suddenly I found myself going for weeks without a ...
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InfoWorld News |
Introducing React Native Windows for cross-platform apps
Building on Facebook’s React, Microsoft is delivering tools for building cross-platform code for Windows, the web, and beyond.It’s not a big secret that Microsoft’s builds many of its own properties using TypeScript, its open source JavaScript alternative. With strong typing and a transpiler that converts code to pure JavaScript, it’s designed to deliver large projects on top of web projects. But a tool like TypeScript is only part of the development story.[ Getting to know React? Don’...
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VentureBeat |
Brex launches credit card for startups, raises $57 million from Y Combinator, PayPal founders, others
A fledgling fintech startup is today lifting the lid on a new credit card product specifically for startups, along with the announcement of $57 million in funding from some major figures in the technology and financial worlds. Founded out of San Francisco in 2017, Brex is a Y Combinator alum that’s setting out to reimagine the […]
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Stuff.TV RSS feed - Th... |
App of the week: Silly Walks
Dodder for your life and save your fruity chums in this very silly one-thumb arcade game
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The Huffington Post |
Pentagon Calls Off Major Annual Military Exercise With South Korea
Operation Ulchi Freedom Guardian has reportedly been suspended after Trump's pledge to end "war games."
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AfterDawn.com |
Tesla's Musk reveals 'extensive sabotage' by Tesla employee
Tesla chief Elon Musk has sent an e-mail to the company's staff revealing 'extensive and damaging' sabotage carried out by a Tesla employee.
In an e-mail obtained by the Reuters News Agency, Musk revealed that he had become aware of the sabotage by the unnamed employee over the weekend. While not going into specific details, the e-mail alleges that the saboteur made alterations to the code of the company's 'manufacturing operating system' and sent sensitive Tesla data to unidentified third par...
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Techradar - All the la... |
ZTE rescue plan in doubt after US Senate vote
US Senate amendment casts doubt on ZTE's return to business
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WSJ.com: Technology |
Apple Fined as Customers Win a Right-to-Repair Fight
Apple was punished in Australia for refusing to offer free fixes for iPhones and iPads that were previously serviced by non-Apple stores, the latest episode in a global dispute between companies and consumers about the right to repair.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Apple's iPhone SE 2 won't arrive this year after all
And it might have been canned completely, claims Olixar
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The Huffington Post |
Climate Change Is Causing The World’s Oldest And Largest Trees To Perish
Welcome to climate change.
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The Huffington Post |
How To Tip In These 10 Confusing Situations
Furniture delivery, coffee shops and hair salons all come with unique sets of rules.
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The Huffington Post |
7 Weird Things That Could Be Triggering Migraines
Plus, what you can do about them.
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The Huffington Post |
Housing Is About To Become Even More Unaffordable
A new report reveals rising rents and surging inequality — and it's only going to get worse.
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The Huffington Post |
How Hydrating Is Sparkling Water, Anyway?
This scientific research gives a clear-cut answer.
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The Huffington Post |
Porn Has Been A Favorite Conservative Scapegoat For Over A Century
Porn doesn't cause school shootings, but blaming America's ills on smut is a well-worn tactic.
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The Huffington Post |
Can You Fly With Weed You Bought Legally?
Cannabis lawyers share how things really work.
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Techradar - All the la... |
Colombia vs Japan live stream: how to watch today's World Cup match online
We explain how you can live stream this Colombia vs Japan World Cup clash for free, wherever you may be in the world.
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Business Insider |
Apple has been fined $6.6 million for 'misleading' iPhone and iPad users about third-party repairs (APPL)
Apple fined $6.6 million for misleading Australian consumers about iPhone and iPad repairs.
Apple said users were not entitled to get their devices fixed because they had been previously repaired by a third-party.
A court ruled that this was not legal under Australian consumer laws.
Apple has been fined AUS$9 million ($6.6 million/£5 million) for misleading Australian consumers about their right to get faulty iPhone and iPad devices repaired.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commi...
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BetaNews |
Senate opposes Trump and votes to reinstate US ban on ZTE
ZTE has had a tough time of things in the US, having been slapped with a Denial Order that forced it to close its main operations. Despite the sanctions, President Trump expressed a desire to get the company back up and running, implementing a huge fine which ZTE agreed to pay in order to be allowed to operate in the US again. But in a blow to the Trump administration and its work with Chinese president Xi Jinping, the Senate has voted to amend the National Defense Authorization Act to reinstate...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Google AI will tell doctors if you are going to live or die
What could possibly go wrong?
Doctors are evaluating a new Google neural network which accurately shows your chances of dying.
Bloomberg said that quacks are rather impressed with Google’s ability to sift through data previously out of reach: notes buried in PDFs or scribbled on old charts. The neural net gobbled up all this unruly information then spat out predictions. And it did it far faster and more accurately than existing techniques.
As much as 80 percent of the time spent on today’s ...
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The Register |
Capita admits it won't make money on botched NHS England contract
Outsourcer's mea culpa: firm failed on due diligence, lacked data, closed offices too fast
Embattled outsourcing giant Capita has made a loss of £140m trying to deliver on a seven-year contract to upgrade back-office support in the NHS – and never expects to turn a profit on it.…
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VentureBeat |
France’s blockchain ambitions get a boost with new accelerator and surprising government support
The launch of a new European blockchain accelerator in Paris this week is one of many indicators of just how dramatically the climate for cryptocurrency technologies has changed in France over the past few months. Chain Accelerator, which claims to be Europe’s biggest accelerator dedicated to blockchain startups, will be based in Station F, the mega […]
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Techradar - All the la... |
Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium release date, news, and features
Sony has taken its latest flagship, the Xperia XZ2, and made the screen sharper, while making big improvements to the camera options.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Adobe is integrating PDF services directly into Microsoft Office 365
Microsoft and Adobe are extending their close partnership this week with the integration of Adobe PDF services into Office 365. Adobe’s PDF services will be available from the ribbon inside web versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Office 365 commercial users will be able to convert documents into PDFs all while preserving font choices, formatting, layouts, and password protection.
The PDF integration follows news of Microsoft’s plans to redesign its Office web apps to be more modern and...
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MakeUseOf |
How to Turn Off Smart Replies in the New Gmail
Google has added the new “Smart Reply” feature to its Gmail service on Android and iOS, and it works by scanning emails as you receive them, then suggesting pre-formulated responses that might be helpful. For example, if you get an invitation to a birthday party, the automated response might be something along the lines of “I’ll be there,” “Sorry, I can’t make it,” or “Thanks, I’ll give you an answer soon.” If you live under a con...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Fallout 76 release date, trailers and news
Bethesda's wasteland RPG has taken an unexpected turn: online multiplayer.
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Tesla chief Elon Musk accuses worker of sabotage
Tesla chief Elon Musk says an employee carried out "extensive and damaging sabotage".
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Intel Gaming offers @AMDRyzen an 8086K CPU
Twitter wars
Intel found its sense of humor and offered to send @AMDRyzen twitter account, a brand-new Core i7 8086K.
Thanks for helping us celebrate the 8086!
Said @IntelGaming to @AMDRyzen.
This was rather bold and funny tweet, a reply to AMD's offer to swap Intel’s Core i7 8064K winners with a Threadripper X1950X.
As part of the 40 years celebration of 4086, Intel promised a few lucky winners from selected countries a Core i7 8086K limited edition. AMD reacted with an offer to swap each ...
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Intel Gaming offers @AMDRyen an 8086K CPU
Twitter wars
Intel found its sense of humor and offered to send @AMDRyzen twitter account, a brand-new Core i7 8086K.
Thanks for helping us celebrate the 8086!
Said @IntelGaming to @AMDRyzen.
This was rather bold and funny tweet, a reply to AMD's offer to swap Intel’s Core i7 8064K winners with a Threadripper X1950X.
As part of the 40 years celebration of 4086, Intel promised a few lucky winners from selected countries a Core i7 8086K limited edition. AMD reacted with an offer to swap each ...
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TechCrunch |
Xiaomi postpones plan to sell shares in China alongside Hong Kong IPO
Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has shelved a plan to sell shares in China in conjunction with its imminent Hong Kong IPO. The company will instead go public in Hong Kong first and consider the potential for a Chinese offering at a later date. The change in strategy was confirmed in a message posted to Xiaomi’s Weibo account without […]
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The Huffington Post |
Laura Ingraham Compares Child Immigrant Detention Centers To Summer Camps
The Fox News host also quoted an article that likens the centers to boarding school.
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YouTube Music and Premium are now available in Blighty
But we'll probably give Premium a miss
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AMD offers winners of Intel's Core i7-8086K a Threadripper 1950X CPU instead
It's some solid trolling from Team Red
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Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium could come in a Chrome Gold shade
A leaked photo seems to show the Xperia XZ2 Premium in gold, suggesting a third shade is planned.
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Royal Ascot live stream: how to watch the horse racing for free online from anywhere
The royals are all set for the Ascot horse racing, are you? We can help by telling you how to get a free live stream.
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New robots reduce human error in life science labs
Dueling robots are vying for bench space in biology labs, pioneering a new market for automation tech
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Mashable! |
Chris Pratt’s 9-point speech at the MTV Awards is totally bonkers
Awards show speeches can often be a bit of an unpredictable affair.
Just watch Chris Pratt's one above. While receiving the MTV "Generation" Award on Monday night, Pratt decided to use his time in the spotlight to deliver something he called "9 Rules from Chris Pratt" to the next generation.
SEE ALSO: 'Black Panther' star Chadwick Boseman hands over 'Best Hero' award to James Shaw Jr.
We've outlined each one below, and — needless to say — they cover an impressively wide spectrum...
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TechCrunch |
Apple slapped with $6.6M fine in Australia over bricked devices
Apple has been fined AUS$9M (~$6.6M) by a court in Australia following a legal challenge by a consumer rights group related to the company’s response after iOS updates bricked devices that had been repaired by third parties. The Australian Competitor and Consumer Commission (ACCC) invested a series of complaints relating to an error (‘error 53’) which […]
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Australia fines Apple for misleading customers over iPhone bug
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Engadget |
Ex-CIA engineer charged in 'Vault 7' leak
Last month when we learned that Joshua Schulte still had not been charged for allegedly providing CIA hacking information to Wikileaks despite being in custody for months, his family said he was a "scapegoat" for the data bungle. Today he was charged...
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Developers in Cambodia, Kenya, Uzbekistan, and Zambia can now distribute paid apps on Google Play
There are many countries around the world where you can register for a Google Play developer account but not a merchant account, meaning you can create as many apps as you want and distribute them, as long as you want them to be free. Four of these countries are getting proper merchant account registration support: Cambodia, Kenya, Uzbekistan, and Zambia.
If you live in any of these four locales, you probably very rarely see your country's name mentioned on Android Police, so this is our o...
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Samsung Gear S4 and Tab S4 may be introduced later than the Galaxy Note 9
A new Samsung smartwatch and tablet will launch a little bit after the Galaxy Note 9, according to a recent rumor.
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Business Insider |
Photos show how Facebook can use AI to seamlessly fix closed eyes in selfies
Facebook researchers created an AI algorithm to replace closed eyes in photographs with open ones.
The algorithm uses General Adversarial Networks to recreate people's eyes convincingly.
It is unclear whether this will be integrated as a feature into Facebook's platform.
Facebook researchers have created a machine-learning system which can take an image of somebody with closed eyes and replace them with open ones.
Researchers Brian Dolhansky and Cristian Canton Ferrer note in their paper for F...
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The Huffington Post |
Trump Inches Closer To Trade War With China With New Tariffs Worth $200 Billion
China has warned that it will push right back as the trade conflict between the world’s two biggest economies escalates.
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US Senate slaps down Trump's 'bad deal' to lift ban on ZTE
Democrats and Republicans vote to reinstate US sanctions
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HPE to build the world's largest ARM-based supercomputer
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HPE is building what it is calling the world's largest ARM-based supercomputer.
Dubbed the Astra, it is being built for the Sandia National Laboratories and the US Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). The NNSA will use the supercomputer to run advanced modelling and simulation workloads for things like national security, energy, science and health care.
HPE is involved in building other ARM-based supercomputing installations, but when Astra...
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Digg Top Stories |
You're Wrong About How The Internet Fuels Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories have always been with us. But today the internet fuels them in new ways and enables the deepening of conspiracy theorizing in some online communities.
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The Huffington Post |
James Corden Gets A Special Audience For ‘Crosswalk, the Musical’
Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber takes in productions of his musicals that are unlike any he has seen before.
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WHO sees gaming addiction as mental condition, opens door for smartphone, social media disorders
With gaming disorder making its way into the International Classification of Diseases it's just a matter of time before other digital issues--think smartphone and social--are flagged.
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TweakTown |
WWE 2K19 Special Editions revealed and release date unveil
2K Games has revealed details about the upcoming WWE 2K19 debut, release date and special edition have been displayed: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/62273/wwe-2k19-special-editions-revealed-release-date-unveil/index.html
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Mashable! |
Best website builders for start-up founders, entrepreneurs, and anyone with a side hustle
All businesses — no matter how big or small — need a strong and compelling website if they want to stand out from the crowd. Whether you're starting your own business or simply thinking about it, looking to create an online store or just beef up your client list, it's important to consider what your online presence is going to look like. Without one, you might as well not exist.
SEE ALSO: Cheap web hosting services to help you claim a spot on the internet
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Neowin |
Steam now has publisher and developer homepages to show off gaming catalogs
Valve today announced developer and publisher homepages to let companies show off their gaming catalogs in a much more palatable fashion than before. The pages even let players track new releases. Read more...
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V3 |
Samsung made a dual-screen folding smartphone but didn't tell anyone, suggests new leak
Hinge-based 'Project V' never got released
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BBC iPlayer goes 4K on PS4
It's just in time for the World Cup finals, but is the Beeb's 4K content up to scratch?
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Microsoft’s Xbox Live avatars finally arrive for Insiders
After delays and leaks Microsoft has finally launched its new avatar system for Insider members.
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