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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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News Tom's Hardware US |
Dell Debuts First 49-Inch Monitor With Dual QHD Resolution
The U4919DW curved display boasts a max resolution of 5120 x 1440, a 60Hz refresh rate and a USB-C port.
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Hacker News |
Show HN: Physically Based Rendering – Online Edition
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AppleInsider |
Adobe announces Photoshop CC for iPad, debuts Premiere Rush CC iMovie competitor and CC updates
Adobe unleashed a slew of new software at its MAX 2018 conference on Monday, including cross-platform video editing tool Premiere Rush CC and updates to existing Creative Cloud apps, while announcing a 2019 launch date for a much-rumored iPad version of Photoshop CC.
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Techradar - All the la... |
iPad Pro 2018 release date, price, news and leaks
Apple is due to upgrade us to a fresh iPad Pro in 2018, and it may be a true sequel with an all-new design
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Reuters: Technology News |
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).
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Re/code |
Recode Daily: Amazon’s HQ2 announcement is imminent — here’s a last look at the finalists
Plus, Sears — the original “everything store” — is planning Chapter 11 bankruptcy; Uber’s in-house team of economists; the pro video gamer workout. Amazon’s HQ2 announcement is imminent after more than a year of fanfare, competition and city government prostrations. Amazon said it was looking for a city equal to its Seattle headquarters, and would preference those with lots of tech talent, good public transit and attractive tax exemptions. Ahead of the final decision, take a look at ...
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VentureBeat |
Spil Games’ Operate Now: Hospital hits 30 million downloads
Spil Games‘ Operate Now: Hospital surgery simulation game has surpassed 30 million downloads on mobile devices. Amsterdam-based Spil Games said that the game, which also lets you manage a hospital, saw 15 million downloads in the last six months, showing that the rate of downloads is accelerating, as the number from the last six months […]
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9to5Mac |
First look: Adobe’s new illustration style comes alive in Creative Cloud
The ultimate goal of a creative tool is to foster seamless innovation and collaboration. Adobe understands this, having built its brand on industry-leading creative products for decades. But how do you evolve a brand to become more approachable to a larger audience? For many tech companies of late, brand illustrations have proved successful. When a logo or wordmark isn’t personal enough, illustrations help bridge the gap between a product and a user, becoming part of a brand identity. Today Ad...
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The Guardian |
Bloodhound 1,000mph car hits skids as project enters administration
Appeal for £25m investment to rescue British team’s plan to break land speed recordPlans to build a British jet-powered car to speed at more than 1,000mph through the desert have hit quicksand, after the company behind the Bloodhound project entered administration.The dream of an ultra-fast car to break the land speed record led to the creation of Bloodhound Programme Ltd in 2007, with the idea of also engaging schools and students in engineering. Continue reading...
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TechCrunch |
Premiere Rush CC is Adobe’s new all-in-one video editing tool for desktop and mobile
Earlier this year, Adobe previewed Project Rush, a new multi-platform video editing tool. Today, at its Max conference, the company announced that Project Rush is now Premiere Rush CC and an official part of the Creative Cloud suite. The idea behind Rush is pretty straightforward. It’s meant to provide video creators with a modern all-in-one […]
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9to5Mac |
Apple donating 1,000 Apple Watches to help researchers understand eating disorders
Apple is donating 1,000 Apple Watches to help university researchers gain a better understanding of eating disorders such as binge eating or the more specific bulimia nervosa …
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TechCrunch |
Typekit is now Adobe Fonts and part of all Creative Cloud plans
Adobe today announced that Typekit, the company’s subscription service and marketplace for fonts that it acquired in 2011, is getting a new name. The service is now called Adobe Fonts. What’s maybe more important, though, is that Adobe Fonts is now part of all Creative Cloud plans, including single-app plans the popular Photography plan. Even […]
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VentureBeat |
Premiere Pro 13, Dimension 2.0, and everything else Adobe announced at Max 2018
Today marked the kickoff of Adobe’s annual Max conference in Los Angeles, and the company wasted no time announcing updates across its product families. It took the wraps off Project Aero, an augmented reality (AR) authoring tool; Project Gemini and full Photoshop CC for the iPad; a new version of Adobe XD with support for […]
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Ars Technica |
Dell’s newest monitor is a 49-inch, dual QHD, curved behemoth
$1,699 gets you a mammoth monitor that could replace your current two-screen setup.
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Digital Trends |
World’s first 49-inch, dual QHD curved monitor tops Dell’s new line of displays
Dell's world's first 49-inch dual QHD curved monitor and other new displays come packed with innovative design features and technologies aimed at meeting demands of workflows everywhere.
The post World’s first 49-inch, dual QHD curved monitor tops Dell’s new line of displays appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Extremetech |
Adobe Unleashes Avalanche of Creative Cloud Tools at MAX 2018
There is almost certainly something for every Creative Cloud user in the barrage of new features, tools, and apps that Adobe has unveiled this week at MAX 2018. Some are available now, while others are just sneak peeks. We'll take you through the highlights.
The post Adobe Unleashes Avalanche of Creative Cloud Tools at MAX 2018 appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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VentureBeat |
Adobe XD introduces voice prototyping and new UI kit for Alexa Presentation Language
Full Photoshop CC for the iPad wasn’t the only thing Adobe announced at its Max conference in Los Angeles this morning. The San Jose company also took the wraps off a new version of Adobe XD — its user experience design app — with enhancements on the voice assistant design front plus tighter integration with […]
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TechCrunch |
Adobe launches new AR and drawing tools
At its Max conference in Los Angeles, Adobe today announced a number of new products in its Creative Cloud suite. Among those is Project Aero, a new tool that allows for building new AR experiences, and Project Gemini for painting and drawing on the iPad. The ‘Project’ moniker is Adobe’s way of signifying that these […]
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9to5Mac |
Adobe announces full Photoshop CC for iPad shipping 2019, syncs with desktop
A full, desktop-class version of Photoshop on iOS has been one of the most hotly anticipated creative apps for designers and artists since the original iPad’s introduction in 2010. In the years since, competitors have released their own products hoping to fill the void, but can’t offer true integration with Creative Cloud that existing Photoshop customer have come to expect. Today at 2018’s Adobe MAX conference in Los Angeles, Adobe is answering the requests of the creative community by pr...
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TechCrunch |
Vinli launches mobility data platform, signs partnership with ALD Automotive
Connected car startup Vinli aims to connect vehicles to the cloud and is today announcing a change in its business model as it partners with the largest fleet operator in Europe, ALD Automotive. Vinli launched in 2014 as a direct consumer company that allowed owners to add cloud services to automobiles. It was a clever […]
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Digital Trends |
Adobe’s Premiere Rush is a video-editing app designed for social media projects
At Adobe MAX 2018, Adobe unveiled updates across the board for all of its Creative Cloud apps, from the release of Premiere Rush CC, a social-focused video editor, to Project Gemini, a digital drawing and painting tool.
The post Adobe’s Premiere Rush is a video-editing app designed for social media projects appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Techradar - All the la... |
Adobe confirms full version of Photoshop is coming to iPad
Photoshop CC, Lightroom CC, Bridge CC and all other Creative Cloud apps are all set to be refreshed too.
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VentureBeat |
Adobe launches Premiere Rush, a cross-platform video editor
Adobe Premiere Rush (previously Project Rush) is, as you might recall, a cross-platform video editing app for smartphones, tablets, and PCs. It became available in beta this summer for select customers, and today during Adobe’s annual Adobe Max conference in Los Angeles the company announced that it’s launching broadly on PC, Mac, and iOS devices. […]
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9to5Mac |
Adobe MAX 2018: Premiere Rush CC released, Apple Photos to Lightroom migration, XD voice apps, more
Adobe MAX 2018, Adobe’s annual creativity conference, kicks off today in Los Angeles. Headlining the week are updates to Creative Cloud Mac apps, powerful new iPad software, and entirely new cross-platform experiences built on Creative Cloud. 9to5Mac is in attendance and will be bringing you continued coverage and deep dives of everything new this week. Let’s take a closer look at today’s Creative Cloud updates.
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BetaNews |
Cyberattacks shift their focus onto business in third quarter
After a relatively quiet first half of the year, cyberattacks have come back with a bang in the third quarter according to the latest report from Malwarebytes. Businesses seem to have become the main focus of attacks, experiencing more cybercriminal activity this quarter, with detections up by 55 percent, while consumer detections increased by only four percent over the last quarter. Trojans are making a comeback too, rising 86 percent from the last quarter. Trojans were the number one detection...
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Boy Genius Report |
The $12 fast wireless charger our readers love is back in stock on Amazon
We have covered the Yootech Fast Wireless Charger a few different times here in the BGR Deals section and it inevitably sells out every time. The reason is pretty obvious: fast wireless chargers can easily cost between $30 and $50 — heck, Google’s new charger costs $80! — but the Yootech model is only $12. If you have a phone that supports fast wireless charging, definitely pick one up while they’re still in stock.
Here’s what you need to know from the product page:...
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VentureBeat |
Intel partners with Rolls-Royce to develop autonomous cargo ships
Rolls-Royce today announced that it would use Intel chips as it develops a global system for autonomous ships that carry cargo on the high seas. The partnership follows the announcement last year of an ambitious timetable to have fully autonomous shipping fleets deployed by 2025. While based in the U.K., Rolls-Royce is developing the shipping technology in […]
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TechCrunch |
Adobe XD now lets you prototype voice apps
Adobe XD, the company’s platform for designing and prototyping user interfaces and experiences, is adding support for a different kind of application to its lineup: voice apps. Those could be applications that are purely voice-based — maybe for Alexa or Google Home — or mobile apps that also take voice input. The voice experience is […]
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VentureBeat |
Adobe launches Project Aero AR authoring tool in private beta
Adobe today announced the private beta of Project Aero, an augmented reality authoring tool and content delivery platform for smartphones. Project Aero will allow creatives to make augmented reality artifacts without the need to learn how to use things like the Unity game engine. Adobe Creative Cloud applications like Photoshop and Dimensions will be able to […]
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Digital Trends |
Adobe is bringing Photoshop to the iPad and, eventually, other tablets
A full version of Photoshop is coming to the iPad -- and soon, other tablets, as well. Adobe also launched several new features for Photoshop and Lightroom, including a new Content-Aware Fill tool.
The post Adobe is bringing Photoshop to the iPad and, eventually, other tablets appeared first on Digital Trends.
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CNET News |
Adobe Photoshop for iPad, Project Gemini and lots, lots more - CNET
The Adobe Max conference brought a taste of Adobe's cross-device version of Photoshop, art spin-off Project Gemini and a deluge of Creative Cloud updates.
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Resources | ZDNet |
Arm brings Intel, Arduino, myDevices into the Pelion IoT platform ecosystem
By expanding the partner ecosystem for its IoT platform, Arm aims to solve the customer challenges of heterogeneity and fragmentation in the IoT marketplace.
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VentureBeat |
Adobe brings full Photoshop to iPad
Adobe kicked off its annual Adobe Max conference with a bang — and two of its announcements brought new and improved apps to Apple’s iPad lineup. Today, the San Jose company announced Project Gemini — a new drawing and painting app for iOS tablet devices — and a full version of Photoshop CC for iPad. […]
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Resources | ZDNet |
Rolls-Royce partners with Intel to bring autonomy to ships
The new Intelligent Awareness System will serve as the "eyes and ears" of shipping vessels, Rolls-Royce says.
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TechCrunch |
Adobe is bringing Photoshop CC to the iPad
It’s no secret that Adobe is currently in the process of modernizing its Creative Cloud apps and bringing them to every major platform. Today, the company is using its Max conference in Los Angeles to officially announce Photoshop CC for the iPad. Sadly, you won’t be able to try it today, but come 2019, you’ll be […]
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The Register |
Enterprise IoT security sucks so much, it's made Intel and Arm work together to tackle it
Chip rivals lock lips to make customers happy
Intel on Monday joined hands with Arm, its occasional rival, in an attempt to make the notoriously dismal state of Internet-of-Things security less so.…
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Resources | ZDNet |
Adobe's Creative Cloud overhaul infuses AI, multiple screens and sets stage for augmented, virtual reality
Adobe Max 2018 will highlight how Adobe is aiming to integrate its clouds in a way that appeals to creative pros and the enterprises that use their designs and projects.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Adobe’s chief product officer Scott Belsky on bringing Photoshop to the iPad
Adobe announced at its Max conference today that it’s bringing Photoshop on the iPad in 2019. The app will rely on a new file format called Cloud PSDs, which will track edits and sync them automatically to Creative Cloud, letting users work on the same file from any device. We got to use an early version of the app for a week, and our Art department had a lot of thoughts on whether it’s actually “real Photoshop” or not.
Nilay and I spoke with Adobe chief product officer Scott Belsky on t...
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The Verge - All Posts |
Adobe launches Premiere Rush CC, a video-editing app made for YouTubers
If you’re ready to graduate from iMovie and dip your toes in the video-editing world, Adobe’s newest app is tailor-made for upping your YouTube game. Premiere Rush CC is available today on desktop and iOS, with Android support coming later in 2019. Adobe says the app is “designed specifically for online video creators”, and exporting options optimized for every social platform including Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Vimeo.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Pokémon: Let’s Go is a ‘starting point for the next 20 years of Pokémon’
Years ago, during a Pokémon autograph session, a mother approached Junichi Masuda with her son. These games had changed her child’s life for the better, she said. The sentiment stuck with him. “Through Pokémon, you can enrich people’s lives and have a positive impact on them,” he says. The idea had never occurred to him before. “But afterwards, I definitely tried to focus on keeping the series positive, playing and making sure we don’t let people down.”
For more than 20 years, Ma...
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CNET News |
Hyundai will push for more design distinction between its models - Roadshow
Think chess pieces, not nesting dolls.
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The Verge - All Posts |
Finally: real Photoshop on the iPad
An exclusive look at the future of Adobe’s biggest app
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Mashable! |
Adobe finally has a full version of Photoshop for the iPad
Adobe has finally delivered what many photographers and artists have wanted for years.
The company is releasing a full-featured version of Photoshop that can run on Apple’s iPads. The software, which has been rumored for some time, will be available in 2019.
SEE ALSO: Leak reveals intriguing new details about the upcoming iPad Pros
Though Adobe has been investing heavily in mobile apps for the last several years, there hasn't been a full version of Photoshop available for iOS. Instea...
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Gizmodo |
The iPad Is Soon, Finally, Getting a Full Version of Adobe Photoshop
Apple’s about to get a big assist from Adobe when it comes to the company’s efforts to legitimize the iPad Pro as a productivity tool. Today, at its MAX conference in Los Angeles, Adobe confirmed that Photoshop CC—a full, un-compromised version of its photo-editing app—will be available for the iPad early next year.Read more...
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The Next Web |
Scribd brings best-sellers, breaking news, magazines and more to your favorite device — and it’s over 20% off
Scribd doesn’t provide access to every book, audiobook or magazine and newspaper article yet...but with loads of New York Times’ best-selling novels and major publishers serving up new content daily, Scribd is quickly become the Netflix for the written word. Right now, you can land a one-year subscription to Scribd at over 20 percent off, just $85, from TNW Deals.
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AnandTech |
Intel to Support 128GB of DDR4 on Core 9th Gen Desktop Processors
One of today’s announcements threw up an interesting footnote worthy of further investigation. With its latest products, HP announced that their mainstream desktop platforms would be shipped with up to 32GB of memory, which was further expandable up to 128GB. Intel has confirmed to us, based on new memory entering the market, that there will be an adjustment to the memory support of the latest processors.
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News Tom's Guide US |
Dell's Curved 49-inch Display Is Like Two Monitors in One
Dell's new Ultrasharp 49 Curved Monitor maximizes productivity with picture-in-picture and universal keyboard and mouse support.
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Gizmodo |
Sonos Certified Refurbs Are Back In Stock For $119, If You Hurry
Update: Back in stock. This won’t last long!Read more...
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Mashable! |
This smartwatch might be Samsung's best wearable yet -
Power Up
The Samsung Galaxy Watch may resemble a traditional timepiece, but what lies inside is anything but traditional. The new smartwatch doubles down on trackers for sleep, fitness and stress, while keeping old Samsung Watch favorites like the rotating bezel. There are still some kinks to work out, but if you're not too particular about your apps, then this watch might be the perfect fit. Power Up's Alix Aspe has all the details on the latest wearable from Samsung. Read more...More about Tech, Samsun...
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MakeUseOf |
How to Install New Themes on RetroPie for an Awesome New Look
You’ve set up your Raspberry Pi as a retro gaming station, perhaps under your TV, as a handheld, or even in a full-sized arcade machine. But the default look isn’t really rocking for you. Fortunately, you’ve got a great selection of themes to choose from. Here’s how to install and apply themes to EmulationStation in RetroPie. RetroPie and EmulationStation If you’re using RetroPie already, then you’ll be aware of EmulationStation. It’s the “front-en...
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Wired Top Stories |
Rolls-Royce Wants to Fill the Seas With Self-Sailing Ships
The vision starts with helping humans stay safe at sea, but could put fully robo-boats into action as ferries in just a few years.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Galaxy Note 10 set to dwarf iPhone XS Max with 'biggest ever' screen
Samsung reportedly orders in 6.66in OLED panels
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News Tom's Guide US |
Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 Could Have a Massive Screen
Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 is a little under a year away, but it could come with a huge 6.6-inch screen, according to a report.
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Business Insider |
The Tesla of China surges after deliveries beat (NIO)
Nio, commonly referred to as the Tesla of China, surged as much as 8$ early Monday after the company said its quarterly deliveries topped its own target by 9%.
Nio says it has sold 3,350 ES8s —its first volume-manufactured vehicle — and plans to launch its second vehicle, the ES6, in June or July of 2019.
Nio went public on the New York Stock Exchange in September.
Watch Nio trade in real time here.
Shares of Nio, widely referred to as the Tesla of China and backed by...
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Computerworld |
A second bad driver — this one for audio — gets pushed out by Windows Update. Protect yourself!
Don’t know about you, but I’m well beyond fed up with all of the pushed Windows bugs. If you installed your Patch Tuesday patches last week like a good little lemming, Microsoft may have put you in an inescapable loop of blue screens, or turned off your audio.If either of those plagues hit you, there’s a complex series of manual steps you can take to work around the problem, combined with two new patches that may help if you can get your PC to boot. That’s assuming you haven’t already ...
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Resources | ZDNet |
Raspberry Pi A+-sized $10 La Frite Linux board has better specs at half the price
Libre Computer's $10 La Frite board offers a cheap alternative to the Raspberry Pi A+.
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Business Insider |
All the TV shows that have been canceled in 2018
As the year flies by, the list of canceled TV shows piles up.
While there's been somewhat of a quiet period since May, some networks have cut shows throughout the summer and fall.
The most recent cancellation comes from Netflix, which announced that "Iron Fist" is canceled after two seasons.
ABC canceled the previously renewed "Roseanne" revival in late May, after Roseanne Barr posted a racist tweet about former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett. However, ABC announced a spin-off cal...
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TechCrunch |
Celonis brings intelligent process automation software to cloud
Celonis has been helping companies analyze and improve their internal processes using machine learning. Today the company announced it was providing that same solution as a cloud service with a few nifty improvements you won’t find on prem. The new approach, called Celonis Intelligent Business Cloud, allows customers to analyze a workflow, find inefficiencies and […]
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Hacker News |
Sears Files for Bankruptcy
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Ars Technica |
All the dumb things? Blink 182 front man’s UFO project $37 million in debt
"If we posit an alien abduction taking place in ancient Israel, for instance..."
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Guru3d Latest Headlines |
Dell Releases Dual Quad HD (5120x1440) UltraSharp 49 Curved Monitor and others
The Dell UltraSharp 49 Curved, 32 4K USB-C and 34 Curved USB-C monitors come with significant features. Picture-by-Picture allows for multi-tasking content from two different PCs. ...
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Hacker News |
Using /proc to get a process' current stack trace
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Techradar - All the la... |
iPad Pro 2018 could be so slim it doesn’t have a headphone port
A previously reliable source claims the upcoming iPad will be the thinnest yet, and won’t have a headphone port.
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Digital Trends |
Did your Windows 10 audio stop working after the update? Microsoft has a fix
Microsoft has released a small patch for its October 2018 Update build of Windows 10 following some users facing audio issues that resulted in no sound output at all. After this fix, that problem should disappear for good.
The post Did your Windows 10 audio stop working after the update? Microsoft has a fix appeared first on Digital Trends.
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SlashGear |
MIT scientists invent self-healing polymer that heals using carbon in the air
Scientists at MIT have invented a new material that is able to react with the carbon dioxide in the air to heal itself from damage. The material is a polymer that might be used for construction, a repair material, or for protective coatings. MIT’s intention can continuously convert the greenhouse gas into a carbon-based material that reinforces itself. In its … Continue reading
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Resources | ZDNet |
Stephen Hawking's biggest fear: The rich
In a new book, the famed physicist worries about the rise of "superhumans" who use genetic engineering to advance themselves. At the expense of others.
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Techradar - All the la... |
The blockchain-powered HTC Exodus is landing on October 22
HTC has confirmed that its first blockchain-powered phone will be announced before the end of the month.
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Digg Top Stories |
An Online Decency Moderator's Advice: Blur Your Eyes
Facebook now has 7,500 content moderators working around the globe 24 hours a day. They regularly view images and videos showing depraved content, from child sexual abuse, to bestiality, beheadings, torture, rape and murder.
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Digg Top Stories |
3,121 Desperate Journeys
Exposing a week of chaos under Trump's zero tolerance.
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Digg Top Stories |
Why Bill Gates Is Worried
What Gates thinks about global poverty, artificial intelligence, political freedom, clean meat and humanity's future.
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Computerworld |
Apple goes shopping
As we race to the close of the company’s fourth quarter, it seems pretty clear that Apple has taken some of its repatriated cash assets and done what anybody does when they receive a windfall — the company has gone shopping!Acquisitions everywhere
In the last few weeks, we’ve seen/learned about:
The go-ahead for Apple's $400 million purchase of Shazam, which gives Apple access to unrivaled music taste analytics data.
The $600 million Dialog Semi deal, which gives the company an edge on w...
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The Next Web |
Here’s why we rage about religion on Facebook
On Christmas Day last year, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg used his website to tell the world that he was not an atheist any more. In this way, the billionaire used Facebook to express his feelings about religion, like many social media users before him. My research shows how debates about religion on social networks bring out passionate emotions in users. I found that conservative Christians who discuss contentious issues about religion on Facebook debates often do so in emotionally charged ways....
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Drop everything and download: Fender Play
Back to school of rock
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Boy Genius Report |
Google’s most revolutionary feature in years is now available on all Assistant-enabled headphones
Google is devoting a tremendous amount of resources into expanding its lineup of devices and truly becoming a hardware company. The company's new Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL flagship smartphones are set to be released later this week, but that's just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Google's hardware efforts. The company makes media streaming devices, smart speakers, home hubs, laptop computers, tablets, mesh Wi-Fi systems, smart thermostats, home security cameras, and plenty more.
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VentureBeat |
Apple reportedly buys Asaii, a music talent-spotting analytics company
Roughly once a month, Apple quietly purchases a small company — or just hires its key employees — to add some new twist or features to its existing capabilities. Now it has reportedly acquired Asaii, a two-year-old music analytics company that claimed to be able to spot upcoming hit artists 10 weeks before they chart. Asaii’s […]
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News Tom's Guide US |
6 Reasons to Skip the Pixel 3 for the Pixel 2
A software update is bringing many of the Pixel 3's most compelling features to the $150 cheaper Pixel 2.
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AppleInsider |
Small number of Pioneer AV receivers have issues with Apple TV Dolby Atmos support
The final arrival of Dolby Atmos support on the Apple TV and Apple TV 4K after a long delay may have been welcomed by AV enthusiasts, but there are a small number of complaints from users who are experiencing audio problems when using Apple's set-top box with their Pioneer equipment.
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Digg Top Stories |
Watch President Trump's Full '60 Minutes' Interview
The interview, which aired on Sunday, touched on the Kavanaugh nomination, climate change, the suspected murder of Jamal Khashoggi and Trump's relationship with Kim Jong Un.
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Techradar - All the la... |
These Google Pixel 3 features are coming to older Pixel handsets
Google has confirmed that older Pixel handsets will benefit from the launch of its new devices.
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Thurrott.com |
Microsoft Unveils ‘Blush’ Surface Laptop 2 for China
Microsoft has announced a new color option for the Surface Laptop 2 but it will only be available in China.
The post Microsoft Unveils ‘Blush’ Surface Laptop 2 for China appeared first on Thurrott.com.
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News - THE INQUIRER |
Microsoft employees protest firm's bid for US gov's 'unethical' JEDI project
Staffers claim Redmond is betraying its principles for 'short-term profits'
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The Huffington Post |
Duchess Meghan And Prince Harry’s Baby May Not Be Prince Or Princess
The baby would be the seventh in line to the throne.
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The Telegraph - Techno... |
Bad roads and weather give UK an edge in driverless car market
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Resources | ZDNet |
IoT security: Follow these rules to protect your users from hackers, gadget makers told
New guidelines for IoT makers have been published. But will device manufacturers pay attention?
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Samsung QE55Q8DN
Majestic QLED
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Extremetech |
Corrected Intel Benchmarks Are Much More Favorable to AMD
Principled Technologies has updated its whitepaper and included a new set of AMD results run with the CPU in the proper mode.
The post Corrected Intel Benchmarks Are Much More Favorable to AMD appeared first on ExtremeTech.
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Macworld |
1More Triple Driver Over-Ear headphone review: A great value in personal audio
These cans continue the young company's tradition of delivering lots of sonic bang for the buck.
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Resources | ZDNet |
End nears for RSS? Firefox 64 to drop built-in support for RSS, Atom feeds, says Mozilla
Mozilla to kill off RSS features in Firefox because they're hardly used and would take too much effort to modernize.
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The Next Web |
Amazon’s new patent will allow Alexa to detect a cough or a cold
Amazon is constantly trying to improve Alexa, its AI-assistant. A recent patent filed by the company shows just how: it wants Alexa to notice a user’s illness by detecting a change in their voice. Furthermore, it wants to suggest medicines or a recipe for chicken soup. But that’s not it. The patent suggests Amazon wants Alexa to detect more things: Emotional states, so spotting things like happiness, joy, sadness, anger, boredom, and fear The sound of the user’s voice or breath, to see if ...
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Reuters: Technology News |
BMW teams up with Sweden's Northvolt, Umicore for electric car batteries
German carmaker BMW has created a vehicle battery recycling venture with Belgian materials and recycling firm Umicore and Northvolt, which is building a battery factory in Sweden.
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Boy Genius Report |
Apple still doesn’t make an AirPods wireless charging case, so try this one for $17
Once upon a time, Apple announced that it was going to release a cool new wireless charging pad and a wireless charging case for its wildly popular AirPods earphones. Yeah, that was over a year ago. Maybe those products will be released some day and maybe they won’t. All we can say for certain is that you don’t have to wait for either of them to add wireless charging capability to your AirPods. Just pick up a NeotrixQI Wireless Charging Case for Apple AirPods on Amazon for under $20,...
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Mashable! |
Why the next royal baby might not be a Prince or Princess
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have announced that they'll be welcoming their first child in spring 2019.
But the latest addition to the royal family might not be a Prince or Princess.
SEE ALSO: Harry and Meghan are expecting a baby and yes we are screaming right now
Royal etiquette expert William Hanson told Mashable that the royal baby's title all depends on the Queen's decision.
"Any title given to the child will be at The Queen’s discretion and whim," Hanson explained. "Due...
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SlashGear |
Animoodles Collection 2 adds 6 more characters to mix and match
In an age of smartphones, tablets, and the Internet, there’s almost a presumption that toys need to be smart in order to keep up with more tech-savvy kids. Kids, however, need more than just smart learning toys. They also need to have emotional and tangible ones. Last year, two designers from Disney, Pixar, and Apple teamed up to bring Animoodles … Continue reading
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WSJ.com: Technology |
Deepfake Videos: Why Seeing Isn't Believing
Computer-generated videos are getting more realistic and even harder to detect thanks to deep learning and artificial intelligence. As Jason Bellini finds in this episode of Moving Upstream, these so-called deepfakes can be playful, but can also have real, damaging consequences for people’s lives.
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Android Police - Andro... |
OnePlus announces new UK carrier and retail partnerships ahead of 6T release
As the launch of the OnePlus 6T draws ever nearer, we've got a pretty good picture of what it will be like. It's going to be the company's most advanced phone to date, and thanks to some new network and retail partnerships in the UK, it should also be easier to buy than its past products.
With a minimal waterdrop notch and in-display fingerprint sensor, the OnePlus 6T is sure to excite consumers. Read MoreOnePlus announces new UK carrier and retail partnerships ahead of 6T release was written b...
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Twitter exposes X Factor 'first class' trickery
