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It’s the late 1970s and pilot fish (who swears this tale is true) is working as an IBM customer engineer. No, fish explains, CEs didn’t design customers; they fixed typewriters. As a new graduate of the company’s three-month training program, fish is assigned to accompany a senior CE to learn the ropes before being given […]
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Angela Lang/CNET We expect Apple to unveil a brand-new iPhone in less than three weeks. And yet, oddly, many of the rumors — and nearly all of the most exciting rumors — about forthcoming Apple phones do not concern that particular model, expected to be called the iPhone 11. Rather, most of the really cool stuff is slated to debut on
YouTube chief executive Susan Wojcicki has defended the right of the platform to host “offensive” and “controversial” content, as she set out steps the platform is taking to remove material that it deems to violate its policies – and impacts its relationship with advertisers. In a letter to YouTube creators, Wojcicki set out her view that
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Looking good has always been good business and in today’s social media age this fact still rings through. There are many reasons why anyone will require an app that lets you draw on a picture and whatever your reasons are, minimalistic apps are easier for editing or drawing. The constant need to express oneself through
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Another day, another instance of Android malware found on the Google Play app store. Researchers from Kaspersky Lab said they found an app with 100 million downloads that housed a malicious module that then pushed ads or downloaded apps surreptitiously onto compromised Android devices. The malicious component was found by the researchers after they were alerted
photo by Jim Babbage Happy New Year! I hope you had a great holiday break. I took some extra time off to unwind, but I’m back! I’ll be in my home office this week and that means that I’ll be live streaming design and photography tutorials. Here’s my schedule for this week: Monday, 1/7 –
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tech2 News StaffAug 28, 2019 14:15:45 IST The cryptocurrency world got a shot in the arm when Facebook announced its plans to launch its cryptocurrency, Libra, earlier this year. While Libra is embroiled in a lot of regulatory controversies, another private messaging app, Telegram, is rushing in to launch its own cryptocurrency, Gram, by 31
The U.S. government is planning to launch a new program that will focus on protecting voter registration databases and systems from cyberattacks ahead of the 2020 presidential election. Reuters reported Tuesday that the new initiative, to be led by the U.S. Department on Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency, stems from concern about ransomware attacks such as
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The tobacco giants Philip Morris International and the Altria Group are in talks to reunite, the companies said on Tuesday, in a deal that would combine the most popular brands of both traditional and electronic cigarettes. The companies described the proposed deal in a statement as an “all-stock, merger of equals,” but cautioned that the
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Fans of the franchises of FromSoftware have begged for years for the Playstation exclusive titles to be ported onto PC. Now those dreams have finally been made a reality – well, only partially. Bloodborne, the horror-action classic title from 2014 is now playable on PC. Or to be more precise, it is now finally streamable
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