We’ve already talked about speakers and gadgets —but the IFA show in Berlin, Germany isn’t just about that. Here are all of the best accessories for Apple users announced before the expo and at the show over the last week. Withings Move ECG is now avilable in Europe Withings Move ECG The Withings Move ECG […]
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Do you want to stay on Java 8 while taking advantage of the latest Java syntax and features? A tool called Jabel enables this because, as its GitHub page states, “life is too short to wait for your users to upgrade their Java.” Jabel is an “annotation processor” that instruments Java compiler classes and treats some
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A couple of months back, Xiaomi faced a lot of criticism on the part of users due to its forced incorporation of ads in its MIUI skin. While the Chinese company suggested that it won’t remove the ads, it has now contradicted itself as it will now allow users to do so. You will be
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A server with databases holding the phone numbers and identity numbers of perhaps as many as 200 million Facebook users in the U.S., the U.K. and other countries has been found open on the Internet by a security researcher. No one knows who the database belongs to, how or when it was copied from Facebook,
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Google stands accused of using hidden web pages to circumvent EU privacy regulations, secretly sending users’ personal data to advertisers. The accusation comes from the privacy-focused Brave web browser which says it has, “uncovered what appears to be a GDPR workaround that circumvents Google’s own publicly stated GDPR data safeguards”. Evidence has been handed to
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An exposed server on the web was found leaking the data of hundreds of millions of Facebook users. First reported by TechCrunch, the exposed server was discovered by security researcher Sanyam Jain who said that the database contained phone numbers of some celebrities as well. Along with contact numbers, the database also contained Facebook IDs
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Facebook has announced it will no longer use facial recognition technology to offer tag suggestions in photos unless users opt in to the service. From this week, users who have the Face Recognition setting turned on will receive a notification every time someone uploads a photo of them, even if they aren’t tagged. They will
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Reddit is experiencing a major outage right now as the ‘front page of the internet’ has gone down for users across the globe. Independent outage monitor Down Detector has registered a huge spike in Reddit down reports, with users in the US, UK and Europe mainly affected. Downdetector.com registered a peak of almost 15,000 Reddit
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Earlier this week, we pointed out that if you were somehow still using old, working versions of Google’s Inbox app, this week was likely your final week to do so. Google killed off most (or all of) the last few working builds, leaving you with no choice but to find a new email app. That
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Telstra’s recent changes to how it charges for mobile plans has introduced a new $15 5GB Data Plan that is worth considering for low monthly data tablet and mobile broadband customers. It could be a great option for an elderly person who just wants to use the internet to read the news, get emails and
