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The UN's Devastating Climate Change Report Was Too Optimistic
The IPCC has been criticized for being "too alarmist. If anything, it is the opposite. With their latest report, they have been overly conservative."
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Thurrott.com |
Palm Now Makes a Tiny Companion Phone
Palm is releasing a $350 companion phone that's effectively pointless.
The post Palm Now Makes a Tiny Companion Phone appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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BetaNews |
Enterprises still face roadblocks to using analytics
Business and IT decision makers are becoming increasingly frustrated by the complexity, bottlenecks and uncertainty of today's enterprise analytics, according to a survey of senior leaders at enterprise-sized organizations from around the world. The study by research firm Vanson Bourne for data intelligence company Teradata finds significant roadblocks for enterprises looking to use intelligence across the organization. Among key findings are that 74 percent of senior leaders say their organiza...
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The Verge - All Posts |
MIT is investing $1 billion in an AI college
Ever since the beginning of the AI boom in the early 2010s, there’s been a corresponding drought in talented AI developers and researchers. The way to fix this is to educate more of them, and today, MIT announced a $1 billion initiative to do exactly that: it will establish a new college of computing to train the next generation of machine learning mavens.
Importantly, the college isn’t just about training AI skills. Instead, it will focus on what MIT president L. Rafael Reif calls “the b...
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CNET News |
Bloodhound 1,000 mph rocket car needs a cash injection -- fast - Roadshow
The company behind the supersonic vehicle seeking to break the land-speed record must either find new investors or shut down.
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Android Police - Andro... |
'Purchased Apps' is a convenient way to view every app and game you've ever bought [APK Download]
Showing you an easily sortable list of which apps you've purchased is one of the things the Play Store does not do. You can see a list of all the apps you've ever installed, but you can only sort that by date installed or alphabetically. Thankfully, a new an app is available to help solve this problem (Edit: it's not new, but it is great).
Purchased Apps, from developer Asapha Halifa, gives you the same list but with much more powerful display options. Read More'Purchased Apps' is a c...
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TechCrunch |
Zimmer Biomet and Apple launch clinical study using Apple Watch and iPhone for 10K knee and hip replacement patients
Apple has made health — and helping people keep tabs on theirs — a cornerstone of how it is presenting the benefits of its newest Apple Watch, and today comes news of another way that this is taking shape. Zimmer Biomet, a world leader in developing the components and systems for joint replacements, says that […]
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Engadget |
Robot makes 'Snakes and Ladders' horrifyingly literal
Robots can't yet think for themselves, but if they ever do, you'll have nowhere to hide. Researchers from Kyoto University and the University of Electro-Communications unveiled a snake-like robot that can climb up a ladder in a terrifying version of...
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Gizmodo |
Rick and The Walking Dead Are Holding It Together...for Now
Two good episodes of The Walking Dead in a row is not an unheard of occurrence, but it is auspicious. “The Bridge” continues last week’s strong narrative start as Rick, Maggie, and the others try to keep everyone united into one community, but a few cracks are beginning to show—and the same can be said of the TV…Read more...
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Techradar - All the la... |
Xbox One's 'The Duke' controller in translucent green goes up for pre-order
The Xbox One 'Duke' controller from Hyperkin is now available in a see-through green color variant.
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Hacker News |
Facebook says millions had phone numbers, search history and location stolen
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Hacker News |
US Lawmakers Urge Canada to Snub China's Huawei in Telecoms
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SlashGear |
Fortnite gifting might be landing next week
There is no denying that Fortnite has become huge. Too huge for even Google to fight. It has also become one of the biggest money grabs when it comes to in-game purchases, even when such microtransactions are only for more cosmetic items. What else can Epic Games do to bolster sales then? Why let players gift such items around, of … Continue reading
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Digg Top Stories |
Patriots Fan Throws A Beer In Chiefs Player's Face After Game-Tying Touchdown
The New England Patriots snuck past the Kansas City Chiefs 43-40 on Sunday night, with a field goal as time expired. In doing so, the Patriots sidestepped karmic retribution for the treatment of Chiefs player Tyreek Hill.
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Hacker News |
The Cryptocurrency Industry Is 'On the Brink of an Implosion', Research Says
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Hacker News |
Senators Demand Google Hand Over Internal Memo Urging Google+ Cover-Up
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The Huffington Post |
I Watched My Dad Murder My Mom. It Changed What I Thought I Knew About Abuse.
How do you tell someone you’re afraid for your mother’s safety if there's no physical evidence of abuse she’s suffering?
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BleepingComputer.com |
Sony Playstation 4 Crashes from Messages with Symbols, Fix the Problem
PlayStation 4 owners are at risk of having their console freeze on them in the middle of a game due to an issue with parsing symbols in messages received from fellow gamers. [...]
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Boy Genius Report |
Adobe is finally bringing full Photoshop to iPad
Adobe didn't waste any time giving attendees of its Adobe MAX conference something to cheer about on Monday, as the software company announced that Photoshop CC is finally coming to iPad. This isn't a scaled-down version of the app, but rather the full Photoshop experience ported directly to a new device.
"Photoshop CC on the iPad is the newest piece of the system, bringing real Photoshop to mobile devices with an approachable user experience and the power and precision needed for image compos...
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Motherboard RSS Feed |
Experts Want to Label Foods That Are Environmentally Unfriendly
Denmark has been toying with the idea of an environmental impact label on food products for years, and in the wake of the latest UN climate change report, the idea is getting renewed attention.
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Techradar - All the la... |
Dell Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2018: what to expect this year
Looking for a killer Dell product on Black Friday 2018? Here's how to make sure you score a real bargain.
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News Tom's Hardware US |
Intel Core i5-9600K Stock and 5.1GHz Overclock Benchmarks Leaked
Intel's upcoming Core i5-9600K hexa-core processor has been benchmarked by a Chinese outfit.
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The Digital Reader |
Exclusive: Amazon Has Shut Down Liquavista
Here's a fascinating footnote to tomorrow's Amazon news. I have official confirmation today of a rumor that circulated in March: Amazon has shut down its screen tech sub, Liquavista. An Amazon rep told me this morning that they "can confirm that Liquivista is no longer operating". However, they were unable to tell me whether Amazon still be pursuing this tech, if Liquavista's R&D work been shifted to another unit, or the state of their screen production. If Amazon stays true to form, this...
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The Verge - All Posts |
Google’s Pixel 3 was used to film part of Eminem’s performance on top of the Empire State Building
Google’s new Pixel 3 phones are almost here, and the company is pulling out all the stops to make sure that everyone knows about them: the phones have a five-day ad buy for the entire week of Jimmy Kimmel Live! The Pixel 3 will also be used to film a performance with Eminem from the top of the Empire State Building, via The Wall Street Journal.
It’s a big play from Google to team up with Disney — which is both the largest entertainment company in the world, and it already works with Google...
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TechCrunch |
Amazon debuts a retail site for ‘Shark Tank’ products
Inventor Jamie Siminoff was rejected by the sharks on ABC’s “Shark Tank” in 2013 when trying to make a deal for his video doorbell startup. This year, Amazon bought his company, Ring, for a billion dollars. Now, Amazon is looking for another way to tap into breakout products from the popular TV show – by becoming […]
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The Information |
Tesla Turnover Revamps Executive Team
Tesla’s flat management structure appears to have become even flatter recently, as departures of key executives have left a larger than normal number of people answerable directly to CEO Elon Musk.Tesla’s employee organization chart, located on an internal company website and viewed by The Information, recently showed 29 managers reporting to Mr. Musk. About a dozen of those managers, who run everything from low-voltage electronics to developing chassis for Tesla vehicles, were orpha...
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The Register |
Samsung’s flexible phone: Expect an expensive, half-bendy clamshell
Like a Psion without the keys
Samsung has been granted a patent (PDF) for a foldable mobile device, giving important clues as to how it’s approaching the market with the new technology.…
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The Verge - All Posts |
10 new sci-fi and fantasy books to check out for the rest of October
In 2016, I came across an engrossing webcomic called On A Sunbeam by Tillie Walden. It’s a beautiful story about the relationship between two girls at a boarding school in space. I loved what I read, but I never got around to finishing it while it was coming out online. Fortunately, First Second just published the entire comic as a thick graphic novel, and I happened to snag a copy at New York Comic Con.
I tore through the entire story in a couple of days and was blown away by Walden’s rich...
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Slashdot |
Rivals ARM and Intel Make Peace To Secure Internet of Things
Rival semiconductor giants ARM and Intel have agreed to work together to manage networks of connected devices from both firms, clearing a major stumbling block to market growth of the so-called Internet of Things (IoT). From a report: Britain's ARM, a unit of Japan's Softbank, said on Monday it had struck a strategic partnership with Intel to use common standards developed by Intel for managing IoT devices, connections and data. The IoT involves connecting simple chips that detect distance, moti...
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Engadget |
How to buy a gaming laptop
It used to be tough to find an ideal gaming laptop -- one that didn't feel like a sack of bricks and have awful battery life. Now we have the opposite problem: There are a ton...
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MakeUseOf |
The 15 Best Offline Music Player Apps for Android
Are you tired of streaming music? It feels like everyone is talking about how to stream this, how to stream that, how to stream from PC to phone, etc. Yet while streaming can be convenient, it also eats up your mobile data. With mobile providers becoming more stingy with data plans and data caps, maybe it’s time we go back to offline music files. To do this, you’re going to need a good music player app—and for your convenience, we’ve done the research for you. Here are th...
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Gizmodo |
How to Hide Your App Folder Names in iOS
If you’re the kind of person who uses a little creativity when organizing the apps on your iPhone or iPad—by icon color, for example—it might be time to take your device’s look to the next level. Sure, you can name your folders something descriptive and/or witty, like “yellow” instead of the category of the apps found…Read more...
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Business Insider |
3 great TV shows to watch on Netflix this week
There's a lot of TV on Netflix. Thankfully we're here to make it easier to pick what shows you should watch.
Every week, we put together a list of three great shows that you can watch throughout the week.
We pick shows you can finish in a day, and some you can just get started on binge-watching. And we mix shows that have recently come onto the service with some old favorites you might have missed.
From "Schitt's Creek" to "The Haunting of Hill House," here are three great TV shows you can binge...
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Digital Trends |
Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro: News, rumors, specs, and more
Huawei is no stranger when it comes to big phones. And this year it plans to go even bigger with the Huawei Mate 20 and Mate 20 Pro. Here's what we think we know about the new range.
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Business Insider |
L3 Technologies and Harris Corp agree to deal, creating $33.5 billion defense giant (HRS, LLL)
L3 Technologies and Harris Corporation rallied Monday morning after the two companies agreed to merge in an all-stock deal.
The new company will have a market capitalization of $33.5 billion, making it the sixth-largest defense company in the US.
Watch L3 Technologies and Harris Corp trade in real time here.
L3 Technologies and Harris Corporation rallied Monday morning after the two companies agreed to merge in an all-stock deal. The new company will have...
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AnandTech |
HP Boosts ZBooks with Core i9, Quadro P2000/P5200, & Up to 128 GB DRAM
HP on Monday introduced improved versions of the ZBook mobile workstations it launched earlier this year. The new “Boosted” flavours of HP ZBook Studio, HP ZBook Studio x360, HP ZBook 15a, and HP ZBook 17 feature up to six-core Core i9 or Xeon processors, NVIDIA Quadro P2000/P5200 graphics adapters, RAID storage, and up to 128 GB of DRAM.
“Boosted” versions of HP’s 2018 ZBooks are not entirely new products; they are the virtually the same laptops introduced earlier...
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TorrentFreak |
Japan Plans to Criminalize Pirate Link Sites, Up to Five Years in Jail for Operators
Sites that link to copyright-infringing content aren't currently illegal under Japanese law but efforts are underway to close the loophole. The government is considering prison terms of up to five years for site operators who knowingly link to pirated content and refuse to respond to takedowns requests.
Source: TF, for the latest info on copyright, file-sharing, torrent sites and more. We also have VPN reviews, discounts, offers and coupons.
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Hacker News |
Instagram Has a Massive Harassment Problem
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9to5Mac |
Pre-ordering iPhone XR? Upgrade Program pre-approval for fast checkout starts today
Pre-ordering iPhone XR starts Friday ahead of the launch a week later, and iPhone Upgrade Program members can start the process as soon as today with pre-approval. Apple introduced the pre-approval step with the iPhone X last year to remove an extra step that could slow down upgraders at checkout.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Anki’s latest robot Vector is available today
A toy and smart assistant hybrid
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Digg Top Stories |
Hoo Boy, It's Really Scary Watching A Plane Land Sideways
Not sure this is a flight we'd like to be on, but kudos to these pilots for landing their planes sideways in the face of strong crosswinds.
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Digg Top Stories |
The Prophets Of Cryptocurrency Survey The Boom And Bust
Inside the ongoing argument over whether Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the blockchain are transforming the world.
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Digg Top Stories |
Among The Ruins Of Mexico Beach Stands One House, Built 'For The Big One'
The story of how the sand palace made it through Michael while most of its neighbors collapsed is one about building in hurricane-prone Florida, and how construction regulations failed to imagine the Category 4 monster's catastrophic destruction.
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The Telegraph - Techno... |
Twitter faces investigation by privacy watchdog over user tracking
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Business Insider |
What you need to know in advertising today
Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy early Monday morning after a multiyear battle to stay afloat amid steep declines in sales and customer traffic.
The company said that it would close 142 stores before the end of the year and that Eddie Lampert would step down as CEO while remaining the company's chairman.
The more than 125-year-old company, once the most iconic retailer in America, has seen its sales cut in half since 2014. It has been burning through cash, closing hundreds of stores an...
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News Tom's Guide US |
New iPhone Bug Lets Anyone Grab Your Private Photos
A new VoiceOver bug lets anyone with physical access to your locked iPhone grab all your photos and send them over the Messages application.
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Welcome to Fudzilla |
Huawei Mate 20 Geekbench score impresses
Cortex-A76 doing the magic
Huawei is the first company after Apple to mass produce the 7nm smartphone chip and this will be miles apart from the previous Kirin 970. The combination of Cortex-A76 and Cortex-A55 cores will do the magic.
Let's focus on two record-breaking scores, the Geekbench 4 and Antutu. In Antutu, the Huawei Mate 20 phone managed to score more than 310,000, which beats the best Snapdragon 845 phones today. According to another leak, another variant can score close to 350,000, ...
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News Tom's Guide US |
New iPad May Kill the Headphone Jack, Too
A new alleged leak claims that the new iPad Pro 2018 will not have a standard 3.5-millimeter headphone jack — but it may be thinner than any phone.
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Hacker News |
Chinese hypersonic nuclear plane creates plumes of light on secret test flight
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CNET News |
PS4 gamers report messaging bug that bricks consoles - CNET
Players say it's forced them to factory reset their consoles.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Adobe will release full-fat Photoshop CC for iPad in 2019
Mobile-friendly app will offer a 'desktop-class' experience
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Boy Genius Report |
SanDisk’s fastest 128GB microSD card is on sale for under $25
When it comes to removable flash storage like SD cards and microSD cards, everyone knows that SanDisk is the best in the business. Of course, the best in the business rarely comes at the best price in the business, and SanDisk's memory cards can often be a bit pricey. That's why it's important to take advantage of sales and we can a great one for you on Monday. The Sandisk Ultra 128GB Micro SDXC UHS-I Card is SanDisk's fastest non-specialty microSD card and 128GB is the most popular size. Today,...
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Engadget |
Adobe launches Premiere Rush CC for YouTube creators
At its big MAX 2018 shindig, Adobe unveiled a host of new apps for content creators on the go, including a new video editor called Premiere Rush CC for YouTubers and Photoshop CC for iPad. It also unveiled Project Aero, a new AR app designed for arti...
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MacRumors |
Game Developers Discuss How Apple Could Improve Gaming on Apple TV
Last week, Minecraft: Apple TV Edition was removed from the tvOS App Store and developer Mojang announced that anyone who was still playing the game on Apple TV would no longer see any updates or further support. In a statement, the company said that it needed to reallocate resources "to the platforms that our players use the most."In a new article shared over the weekend, Ars Technica spoke with a few game developers in the wake of Minecraft's removal from the tvOS App Store, attempting to ...
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SlashGear |
Team Vesco Turbinator II is first to exceed 500mph with wheel drive
A race has been going on for years out on the Bonneville Salt Flats where teams from around the world have vied to become the first wheel drive car to exceed 500mph. That feat has been accomplished in a run that came on October 2, 2018, by Team Vesco in a car called Turbinator II. The driver of the car … Continue reading
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9to5Mac |
Smartphone pioneer Palm’s latest product is basically an over-sized Apple Watch …
The movement to reduce our usage of smartphones shows no sign of slowing. Palm, one of the pioneers of the personal digital assistants that grew into smartphones, is back with a miniature phone designed to minimize our usage of the device …
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TechCrunch |
Tech Will Save Us offers STEM toys you’ll actually use
I hate STEM toys. I have three kids and ultimately every “educational” toy they’ve used – from LittleBits to Nintendo Labo – has ended up in a corner somewhere, ignored for more exciting fare. This happens for a few reasons but the primary one is that the toys require too much attention and have no […]
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Digital Trends |
Porsche upgrades German factory to build Taycan electric cars
A Porsche factory that currently builds the automaker's popular sports cars will soon begin churning out Taycan electric cars. In preparation, Porsche is upgrading the factory to be high tech and low emissions.
The post Porsche upgrades German factory to build Taycan electric cars appeared first on Digital Trends.
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The Next Web |
Hackers target EOS gambling dApp once again, $338K believed stolen
Hackers are believed to have stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of EOS cryptocurrency from blockchain-powered gambling dApp EOSBet — again. Thieves have exploited another vulnerability in the automated dice game, allegedly taking at least $338,000 from its operational wallets. By injecting standard EOS accounts with malicious code, digital baddies appear to have tricked its smart contract into mistakenly crediting their accounts with large amounts of cryptocurrency. Shown below ar...
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BetaNews |
New technology helps businesses to assess cyber risks
In a world of digital transformation projects that increasingly mean more links to suppliers and partners, it can be hard for companies to assess the risk presented by opening up their data to third-parties. To address this problem RiskRecon is launching new asset valuation algorithms that automatically determine the inherent risk value of any internet facing system. "Risk professionals spend too much time analyzing mountains of issues to determine the risk relevance," says Kelly White, co-foun...
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MSPoweruser |
Microsoft partners with Eagle Genomics to address challenges related to immune disorders
Microbiome is the ecosystem of good bacteria, fungi and viruses present in living organisms. It plays a key role in defending against diseases. Due to anti-bacterial products, pesticides and antibiotics, there is a widespread microbial imbalance leading to several issues such as immune disorders, mental health problems and antibiotic resistance. Microsoft Genomics is partnering with […]
Read More: Microsoft partners with Eagle Genomics to address challenges related to immune disorders
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The Verge - All Posts |
Google is delaying a change that will break old web games — again
Earlier this year, Google made a seemingly crowd-pleasing tweak to its Chrome browser and created a crisis for web game developers. Its May release of Chrome 66 muted sites that played sound automatically, saving internet users from the plague of annoying auto-playing videos. But the new system also broke the audio of games and web art designed for the old audio standard — including hugely popular games like QWOP, clever experiments like the Infinite Jukebox, and even projects officially showc...
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Business Insider |
I've taken AncestryDNA, 23andMe, and National Geographic genetics tests — here's how to choose one to try
I tried DNA tests from 23andMe, Ancestry, and National Geographic to learn about my family's history and my health.
The tests vary in terms of what information they provide and how precise they are.
I'm often asked which test I'd recommend. My answer boils down to one question: What do you want to get out of the test?
From migration patterns to how much DNA you have in common with a Neanderthal, here's what you can learn from each report.
I've sent my spit off f...
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PCWorld.com - Latest N... |
The awesome 1TB SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD just hit an all-time low of $200
A local external drive is a key component of any backup strategy, but it can be hard to find a good deal on a high-capacity drive that isn't tethered to your desk. Today, however, Amazon’s selling the 1TB SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD for $200Remove non-product link, the lowest price we've seen for this drive, which was sitting around $240 earlier this month.To read this article in full, please click here
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Business Insider |
It took me over a month to hunt down an 89-year-old book Elon Musk recommended, and I'm glad I did
William Bolitho's "Twelve Against the Gods" was a bestseller when it was published in 1929.
The book gained a second wave of attention in 2016, after Elon Musk gave it a shout-out.
The non-fiction work tells the stories of 12 historical risk-takers.
Back in 2016, it took me a month to get my hands on an old copy. It's since been reprinted.
In July 2016, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk revealed that he was reading a largely forgotten 1929 bestseller: William Bolitho's "Twelve Against the Gods."&n...
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Business Insider |
These are the 15 safest cars and SUVs money can buy for 2018
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has honored 15 vehicles with their Top Safety Pick+ honor.
The 12 cars and three SUVs aced the stringent IIHS crash test regimen.
Hyundai Motors led the way with six winners while Subaru followed with four Top Safety Pick+ honors.
Every year, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety names only a handful of vehicles with its Top Safety Pick+ honor. Twelve cars and three SUVs from BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Kia, Genesis, Lincoln, Subaru, and Toyo...
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Computerworld |
It looks as if Microsoft has stopped pushing this month’s Win7 Monthly Rollup, KB 4462923
This month’s Windows 7 Monthly Rollup, KB 4462923, appears to be on the skids. The KB article itself doesn’t mention anything. The patch is still available for manual download from the Microsoft Update Catalog. To read this article in full, please click here
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Techradar - All the la... |
Bitdefender's 60% off discount is back - see how to save on the world's #1 antivirus
Minus the spend on Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2019. Our favorite internet security software is back down to its lowest price.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Pokémon’s creators are divided on whether to use nicknames
Should you nickname your pokémon? Developer Game Freak has given players that choice since the beginning of the series, but it’s still a point of contention within the community. My colleagues over at Polygon asserted that nicknames should be a requirement; I disagree whole-heartedly. Even within Game Freak, opinions differ.
Longtime Pokémon developer, director, and Psyduck fan Junichi Masuda tells The Verge that he almost always names his pokémon. During this particular trip to New York, ...
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Amazon has found a workaround to get YouTube back on the Echo Show
Alexa, show me half-arsed implementation
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Digg Top Stories |
Military Transport Plane Flies Way, Way Too Close To High-Rise
The low pass was apparently part of an air show in Brisbane, and we're not entirely sure it was a good idea.
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The Next Web |
Sony partners with itself to manage content rights with blockchain
A partnership between the Sony Corporation, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan), and Sony Global Education has today announced the development of a “system for authenticating, sharing, and rights management of educational data.” In other words, Sony has joined forces with itself to put its content rights management on the blockchain. “This new system is based on Sony and Sony Global Education’s previously developed system for authenticating, sharing, and rights management of educational dat...
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Techdirt |
Wall Street Quietly Warns That 5G Wireless Is Being Aggressively Over-hyped
As hardware vendors and cellular carriers prepare deployment of fifth-generation wireless networks, you may have noticed that the hype has gotten a little out of control. Claims that 5G will magically revolutionize the broadband sector sound nice and all, but as we've noted repeatedly, 5G is really more of a modest evolution in existing networks, not some kind of revolutionary panacea that's going to change everything. Still, claims that 5G will somehow usher in amazing smart cities or somehow r...
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Hacker News |
M.I.T. Plans College for Artificial Intelligence, Backed by $1B
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Thurrott.com |
The Real Photoshop Is Finally Coming to iPad Next Year
Adobe announces a full version of Photoshop coming to the iPad.
The post The Real Photoshop Is Finally Coming to iPad Next Year appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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Boy Genius Report |
Security firm reminds police not to look at iPhones equipped with Face ID
Now that the FBI and other law enforcement agencies have started forcing suspects to unlock their iPhones with Face ID, a forensics company is warning authorities that they would be well advised not to look at Face ID-equipped iPhones. The reason? An iPhone X device, after a number of unsuccessful face scans, can only be unlocked via a passcode. This is a key distinction because a number of courts have ruled that requiring a suspect to tell authorities his passcode constitutes a violation of the...
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AppleInsider |
Sony upgrades PlayStation Vue with support for Apple's TV app
Subscribers of Sony's PlayStation Vue TV service can now see their on-demand content in Apple's TV app for iPhone, iPad, and the Apple TV, potentially making it easier to keep up with shows and movies.
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Gizmodo |
Don't Blame Storm Victims for This
As scientists’ warnings about climate change become increasingly dire, our conversations about extreme weather events have become increasingly political. There will always be those who chastise the climate-concerned public for “politicizing the storm” but there’s also an argument for doing just that when it is the…Read more...
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Digg Top Stories |
This Cockatoo Is A Huge Jerk
We're impressed by the kangaroos restraint in refusing to dropkick this cockatoo into the stratosphere.
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Digg Top Stories |
Peter Dinklage On The Weirdness Of Fame And The Fate Of Tyrion
In a hotel room high above midtown Manhattan, Peter Dinklage is discussing, among other things, his present — that'd be HBO's "My Dinner With Hervé."
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Digg Top Stories |
Driver Ignores Truck-Length Warning Signs, Falls Off Narrow Mountain Road
Trucks over 39 feet aren't supposed to go on this road in California, but that warning didn't stop this driver. Luckily, according to the filmer, the driver escaped relatively unscathed.
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Hacker News |
Air pollution linked to “huge” reduction in intelligence
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Business Insider |
Carl Icahn comes out swinging against Dell's $21.7 billion VMware deal that could see it return to the stock market (DVMT)
Carl Icahn says Dell's offer to buy VMware tracking stock is massively undervalued.
In a letter published Monday, the billionaire activist investor urged announced in increased stake and in the tracking stock and urged other shareholders to say no to the proposed Dell takeover
The deal could see Dell return to public markets after going private in 2013.
Follow VMware's stock price in real-time here.
Two months after disclosing a $535 million investment in both Dell and it's re...
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Digg Top Stories |
John Oliver Gives The WWE A SmackDown Over Its Ties With Saudi Arabia
And, of course, there's also the Trump administration...
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Hacker News |
Police spies infiltrated UK leftwing groups for decades
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SlashGear |
Surface Laptop 2 has a new color that you can’t get
Microsoft is turning the Surface brand into something more akin to smartphones. It has expanded the name to include accessories, for one, like mice, dials, and, now, headphones. It has also introduced a new Surface Pro 6 with a new color variant. Its latest move? Sell color variants that are available only in select markets. That’s exactly what Microsoft Surface … Continue reading
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Resources | ZDNet |
Apple VoiceOver iOS vulnerability permits hacker access to user photos
The bug can be exploited to gain access to photos stored on a user's device.
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Guru3d Latest Headlines |
Core 9th Gen Desktop processors to get support for 128GB DDR4
An interesting find, previously on your Core processor series you'd max out at 64 GB of memory that you can installed and use. It seems that for the Core 9000 series this limitation has been moved t...
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Business Insider |
Adobe is finally building Photoshop for the iPad Pro — but its biggest announcement might be a new app for painters and illustrators (ADBE)
Adobe is launching a suite of iPad apps for graphics pros, including a full version of Photoshop.
But one app designed from the ground-up for styluses may be the most interesting new Adobe product.
It's called Project Gemini, and it's an iPad Pro app with a focus on different "brushes" that can turn your Pencil into a range of different digital paints and drawing tools.
Adobe announced on Monday that it was finally planning to launch a version of "real Photoshop" for iPads as part of its ...
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WSJ.com: Technology |
Attention Shoppers: The Background Music You Hear May Not Be Licensed
Businesses that play music from consumer streaming services like Spotify are underpaying by as much as $2.65 billion, a new study estimates.
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News Tom's Guide US |
Palm Is Back with a Crazy Small 3.3-inch Phone
The new Palm is a tiny 3.3-inch device designed to give you a break from your main smartphone.
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Gizmodo |
Why Do We Remember Some Dreams but Not Others?
If you’ve ever woken up on the brink of a heart attack, drenched in sweat and convinced you’ll never live down the shame of sprinting nude through downtown Pittsburgh, you know that some dreams are more memorable than others. Most dreams, in fact, seem totally unmemorable—at least in the sense that we can’t remember…Read more...
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The Verge - All Posts |
Dell unveils the first 49-inch ultra-wide monitor with QHD resolution
But it’s an eye-popping $1,599
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Android Police - Andro... |
Spooky Google Assistant easter eggs are going live in time for Halloween
The Google Assistant is a serious tool that helps us through each day in various ways, but it also has a whimsical side. In a similar vein to last year, with Halloween just around the corner, Google has unveiled some special Assistant easter eggs relating to the most terrifying of holidays.
We've got a list of questions and commands relating to Halloween that you can try out. Each has multiple responses, plenty of which are brand-new for 2018. Read MoreSpooky Google Assistant easter eggs a...
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VentureBeat |
HP targets Z by HP laptops and services at creative professionals
HP today announced new ZBook laptops and services for creative professionals at Adobe’s Max 2018 conference in Los Angeles. The portfolio fits on the Z by HP product group name and includes computing, print, and other services aimed at digital creators. The idea is to let creative professionals tackle heavier workloads, such as video editing and […]
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BBC News | Technology ... |
Twitter exposes X Factor 'first class' trickery
The final 24 contestants were seen in business class on a flight to LA - but then went back to economy.
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TweakTown |
AMD Radeon RX 590 turns up on the 3DMark database
The latest on Polaris: purported Radeon RX 590 has 205MHz higher GPU clocks than Radeon RX 580: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/63519/amd-radeon-rx-590-turns-up-3dmark-database/index.html
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CNET News |
HP Z Club: Trying to make pro creative gear seem cool and affordable - CNET
At Adobe Max, HP unveiled its new "club", which offers try before you buy, bundles, configuration advice and leasing plans for "Elite Creators."
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Engadget |
HP boosts its ZBooks with Intel Core i9 processors
It wasn't that long ago when HP launched the ZBook x360, but it's already giving the convertible and the other devices in the lineup a hardware refresh. The Studio x360, along with its non-bendy siblings, the ZBook Studio, ZBook 15 and ZBook 17, will...
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Gizmodo |
Updates From Star Trek: Discovery, Gotham, and More
Another day, another James Bond Daniel Craig replacement rumor. The Russo Brothers confirm that Avengers 4 has wrapped. The Harley Quinn animated series adds an iZombie star. Plus, Discovery teases more old school Trek aliens, behind the scenes on Men in Black, and Gotham hints at a growth spurt for Penguin. Spoilers!Read more...
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The UN's Devastating Climate Change Report Was Too Opti...
