A zero-day vulnerability in iCloud and iTunes on Windows PCs allowed hackers to install ransomware undetected. The vulnerability had been exploited by the hackers to run BitPaymer, which is a ransomware software. These kinds of softwares can encrypt a hard drive with a passcode that only the attacker knows, allowing them to then demand a […]
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Dr. Kawashima’s Brain Training for Nintendo Switch is heading to Europe. Nintendo confirmed that the Brain Age followup is launching January 3 in that region. The publisher still hasn’t confirmed a North American release, though. Nintendo previously only announced Brain Training in Japan. The game got a trailer reveal in that country where it is
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There are many reasons to choose a ready for occupancy property. In fact, many prospective property owners and investors consider them to be an ideal choice. There are different options if you’re considering a ready for occupancy unit. There are also many advantages and seven of them are listed below. You Know What You’re Getting
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It’s easy to sum up one of today’s most pressing geopolitical issues: American companies must choose whether to apply American standards to their foreign operations, or follow foreign standards — no matter how inapposite they be to U.S. employees and customers — when doing business outside U.S. borders. Thanks to its dealings in China, Apple
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The use of 3D body scanning is expanding far beyond the medical and security worlds. The idea to recreate 3D models has been around for thousands of years. You can follow it back thousands of years to the ancient Egyptians. They would make plaster casts of mummies heads that took tremendous amounts of time. With
World of Warcraft and Overwatch publisher Blizzard Entertainment is in a mess. It punished Hearthstone esports competitor Blitzchung for speaking out in support of Hong Kong protesters. It even plans to stop working with the commentators who conducted the interview. Now, Blizzard is facing a wave of criticism. And while that outrage’s is happening online,
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Globally, 2.6 billion people spanning across geographical regions, generations, and socioeconomic backgrounds take part in digital gaming. This is a big portion of our world’s population, so unsurprisingly, it doesn’t — and shouldn’t — stop at players with disabilities. In fact, approximately 92% of people with impairments play video games, and there are more than
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It’s hard to screw up the art that you splash on the walls of a town in Concrete Genie. You use the motion controller for the PlayStation 4 to “paint” art templates onto the town in hopes of bringing the abandoned fishing village of Denska back to life. The game from Sony’s small Pixelopus studio
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The inner workings of a small business are very different from that of a large one. Transitioning can take time, patience and a lot of extra help. A good leader knows when and where to delegate, or seek outside expertise. In which areas should you do so? Data Management No matter what type of company
When it comes to your commercial property search, there are certain criteria you tick off, and just like those criteria, there are plenty of areas to which you can spend your money in business. To develop a business takes both time and money. Here’s what to spend your money on in business to improve it
