Updated: about 1 hour ago
- Google Will Hit 100 Percent Renewable Energy This Year
- US Government Has 'No Right To Rummage' Through Anti-Trump Protest Website Logs, Says Judge
- Qualcomm Fined Record $773 Million In Taiwan Antitrust Probe
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- Equifax Breach Included 10 Million US Driving Licenses
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- Amazon Finally Makes a Waterproof Kindle
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Disney's Movies Anywhere is the Voltron of streaming services - CNET
- Lawmakers plan to release Russia-linked Facebook ads - CNET
- Razer may brandish its first phone on Nov. 1 - CNET
- Pinterest hit by Russia-linked political posts too - CNET
- Google dumps Home Mini's top touch function over privacy - CNET
- 'Thor: Ragnarok' star accidentally livestreams part of movie - CNET
- Pizza Hut parka keeps you toasty like a fresh slice of pizza - CNET
- Uber reportedly faces five federal inquiries - CNET
- AT&T's DirecTV Now streaming service builds momentum - CNET
- Weird dwarf planet has one very Saturn-like feature - CNET
Updated: about 14 hours ago
- From Aggressive Overtures to Sexual Assault: Harvey Weinstein’s Accusers Tell Their Stories | The New Yorker
- iOS Privacy: steal.password - Easily get the user's Apple ID password, just by asking — Felix Krause
- Untitled (https://hacks.mozilla.org/2017/10/the-whole-web-at-maximum-fps-how-webrender-gets-rid-of-jank/)
- Changes in Password Best Practices - Schneier on Security
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- Mark Zuckerberg 'tours' flooded Puerto Rico in bizarre virtual reality promo | Technology | The Guardian
- Behind the Magic: How we built the ARKit Sudoku Solver
- Half the universe’s missing matter has just been finally found | New Scientist
- Untitled (https://www.salon.com/2014/10/08/susan_g_komen_teams_up_with_fracking_company_introduces_pink_drill_bits_for_the_cure/)
- Five ways to paginate in Postgres, from the basic to the exotic
Updated: less than an hour ago
- Useful code snippets of Visual Studio-6
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- LXD Weekly status #18: "On the LXC side, a new template to generate OCI based application containers has been included"
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- Court Severely Restricts DOJ Warrant for Records of 1.3 Million Who Visited Trump Protest Site
- Amazon: What If Teens Could Spend All Your Money
- Here Are Five Major Performance Benefits Of An Electric Car
- Lawmakers Demand to Know More About Equifax's Plan to Assist Victims of Humongous Breach
- Oculus Is Trying To Get Ahead of Harassment In Virtual Reality
- Watch SpaceX Launch and Land a Previously Used Rocket Live Right Here
- Lawmakers Plan to Release Russian-Bought Facebook Ads
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Updated: about 3 hours ago
- Purism Linux smartphone makes its $1.5 million crowdfunding goal
- How to Install LibreNMS Monitoring Tool with Nginx on CentOS 7
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- How to Enable Fractional Scaling in Gnome
- Top 10 Factors that Influence Your IT Salary
- Europe pledges support for open source government solutions
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- Librem 5 A Privacy And Security Centric Linux Smartphone
Updated: 17 days ago
Updated: less than an hour ago
- Disney connects Movies Anywhere to four other major studios
- The final season of 'Longmire' hits Netflix on November 17th
- Columbia researchers might have the key to wireless VR
- DJI's 6K drone camera is designed to make movies
- Google disables Home Mini's top button so it won't record everything
- Oculus' Santa Cruz gets closer to the future of wireless VR
- ‘Fortnite: Battle Royale’ claims 10 million players
- Pixar's 'Coco VR' lets you explore the land of the dead
- Google buys short-form audio startup to bolster its podcast efforts
- Roku’s free ad-supported movie channel is available for everyone
Updated: 1 day ago
- Twitter tests longer character limit
- Mac OS High Sierra makes the Mac a teeny, tiny bit better — for free
- Pogue's Basics: Access YouTube's free music and sound effects
- MIZUHO: Here's why Facebook has 'a realistic opportunity' to enter China in 2018
- Apple's wireless charger may not ship with the new iPhones at launch
- The top 8 features we expect from Apple's next iPhone
- Apple's App Store is about to get a lot better with iOS 11
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Updated: about 2 hours ago
- New 'Coalition For Responsible Sharing' About To Send Millions Of Take-Down Notices To Stop Researchers Sharing Their Own Papers
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- Twitter Temporarily Blocks Campaign Ad... Getting It Much More Attention
- DOJ Says No One Has Any Right To Question The Adminstration's Handling Of Records, Not Even The Courts
- Miami Beach Police Unaware Of The First Amendment, Arrest Guy For Twitter Parody Account
- Daily Deal: OSTraining Developer Courses
- Deputy AG Pitches New Form Of Backdoor: 'Responsible Encryption'
- Analysts Predict Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Will Be A Massive Job Killer
- Treasury Department Wing Latest To Be Accused Of Domestic Spying
- Three Energy Bills Look To Increase Fourth Amendment Protections For Americans
Updated: about 6 hours ago
- Judge wants to know if Allergan’s tribal patent deal is a “sham”
- Tim Cook says the tech “doesn’t exist” for quality AR glasses yet
- T-Mobile customer data plundered thanks to bad API
- Congress’ pharmacist suggests some have Alzheimer’s, backpedals furiously
- Odd, potato-shaped dwarf planet has ring, may not be a planet
- Study claims vaccines-autism link; scientists find fake data, have rage stroke
- Google Home Mini review—A gateway drug for the Google Assistant
- Donald Trump tweet suggests that FCC should take NBC off the air
- New Bing updates make search results as visual as Google
- Kaspersky reportedly modified its AV to help Russia steal NSA secrets
Updated: less than an hour ago
- Look! Over there! Intel's cooked a 17-qubit chip quantum package
- Someone liked dwarf planet Haumea so much they put a ring on it
- Swiss banking software has Swiss cheese security, says Rapid7
- Fuming Qualcomm smashed with 23 BILLION DOLLAR fine in monopoly abuse probe
- In Australia, you can hold government contracts with lax network security
- Rejecting Sonos' private data slurp basically bricks bloke's boombox
- Dear America, best not share that password with your pals. Lots of love, the US Supremes
- Dumb bug of the week: Outlook staples together encrypted emails and their plaintext versions when sending messages
- 'We think autonomous coding is a very real thing' – GitHub CEO imagines a future without programmers
- Judge says US govt has 'no right to rummage' through anti-Trump protest website logs
Updated: about 13 hours ago
- Bug in Google's Home Mini speaker listened in on users 24/7
- Google pulls fake Adblock Plus extension from Chrome serving invasive ads
- Amazon's new Kindle Oasis offers IPX8 waterproofing and Audible support
- The PC still isn't dead and the market is 'stabilising', says IDC
- OnePlus is slurping personally-identifiable data without user consent
- Israeli intelligence claims it spotted Russian spies exploiting Kaspersky software
- UK gov proposes industry-wide levy on social media firms to bolster internet safety
- Roku is finally bringing new hardware to the UK
- Galaxy Note 8 release date, price and specs: 'SamFAIL' roots device without tripping Samsung Knox
- Equifax admits data breach affected, er, 38 times more Brits than originally thought
Updated: about 1 hour ago
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- All-New Kindle Oasis E-reader - 7" High-Resolution Display (300 ppi), Waterproof, Built-In Audible, 32 GB, Wi-Fi ($299.99)
- All-New Kindle Oasis E-reader - 7" High-Resolution Display (300 ppi), Waterproof, Built-In Audible, 8 GB, Wi-Fi ($269.99)
- Kindle Oasis Premium Leather Standing Cover, Saddle Tan - 9th generation (2017) release ($59.99)
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Google’s ‘Movies Anywhere’ merges flicks from iTunes, Play, Amazon, and Vudu into a single library
- Twitter bot creates beautiful art out of glitchy YouTube videos
- Oculus Go is VR’s biggest milestone, and its greatest compromise
- Apple taught iPhone users not to care about specs. Now it’s Google’s turn.
- AI isn’t just learning to play video games, it’s helping us build them
- UK wants to tax Twitter and Facebook in the fight against cyber-bullying
- Socratic is morphing into a distraction-free ‘Snapchat for homework’
- Github wants to make it easy to discover fun projects to hack on
- Github launches new tools to say when your project’s dependencies get pwned
- Oculus ‘Go’ is Facebook’s new $199 VR headset that doesn’t require a PC or phone
Updated: about 5 hours ago
- Lawmakers Say They Plan to Release Facebook Ads Linked to Russia
- Tech We’re Using: Making the Lives of Cybercriminals and Spies Harder Online
- The Shift: We Asked Facebook 12 Questions About the Election, and Got 5 Answers
- Tech Tip: Your Computer: Should It Stay or Should It Go?
- Ola, India’s Ride-Hailing Leader, Raises $1.1 Billion to Fight Uber
- Critic’s Notebook: The Hand Has Its Social Media Moment
- State of the Art: The Frightful Five Want to Rule Entertainment. They Are Hitting Limits.
- Google Buying Apple? Sorry, That Was Just a Test
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- Virtual Vandalism: Jeff Koons’s ‘Balloon Dog’ Is Graffiti-Bombed
Updated: 1 day ago
- KDE Plasma 5.11 released
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Captain401 (YC S15) is growing fast and hiring full-stack engineers in SF
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- Eloquent JavaScript, 3rd edition
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- Beijing Pushes for a Direct Hand in Big Chinese Tech Firms
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Four major Hollywood studios join Disney's Movies Anywhere service, a digital locker that brings together movies from Amazon Video, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu (Stephanie Prange/Variety)
- Sources: 20th Century Fox, Warner Bros., Universal Pictures to join Disney's Movies Anywhere service (Bloomberg)
- Google says it will permanently remove top touch functionality on Google Home Mini after report that device would repeatedly record, transmit audio to company (Matt Weinberger/Business Insider)
- Q&A with Amazon CEO Worldwide Consumer Jeff Wilke on integrating Whole Foods despite cultural differences and the reasoning behind opening a second headquarters (Laura Stevens/Wall Street Journal)
- ROSS Intelligence raises $8.7M Series A to help legal teams search case law using machine learning (John Mannes/TechCrunch)
- Areas of Facebook's political ad review process still lacking clarity: review guidelines, which topics are "debatable social issues", what varies by region (Kevin Roose/New York Times)
- Brilliant, which makes a $199 smart home hub, raises $21M Series A led by August Capital (Scott Martin/Wall Street Journal)
- House Intelligence Committee leaders say they hope to publicly release Russia-linked Facebook ads once the company has scrubbed identifying info (Tony Romm/Recode)
- Amazon's Alexa can now recognize different voices and give personalized responses (Chris Welch/The Verge)
- eShares, which helps companies track and value equity and manage corporate governance, raises $42M Series C led by Menlo Ventures and Social Capital (Katie Roof/TechCrunch)
Updated: about 2 hours ago
- Legal online gambling is returning to the U.S., if Monster plays its cards right
- Razer Basilisk review
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- Razer posts teaser for its first smartphone, coming November 1
- Hey, Google, Amazon Alexa can now recognize individual voices, too
- Buy Audio-Technica ATH-AD1000X headphones for $70 off, and get free $60 gift card
- Homework app Socratic launches group chat feature to help answer your questions
- Tooth Cracker 5000 is a device for splitting teeth and extracting stem cells
- Hulu’s live TV service is getting a TV guide but only on web browsers, for now
Updated: about 5 hours ago
- Deadspin Woman Who Released Video Of Dolphins Coach Snorting Lines: “A Point Had To Be Proven” | Ear
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- How Amazon's New Kindle Oasis Stacks up to Its Competitors
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Movies Anywhere brings your movies from Amazon, Google Play, and iTunes together into one app
- Crunch Report | The $199 Oculus Go Standalone Headset
- After Sandberg chat, House intel plans to release Russian-bought Facebook ads to the public
- Citing ‘a few’ malfunctions, Google nukes touch function from Home Mini
- Aaron Patzer, founder of Mint, has unfinished business with AI
- FastPay acquires media payments company AnchorOps
- SpaceX successfully launches and recovers third reused Falcon 9 rocket
- Everything announced at Oculus’ Connect 4 VR conference
- Israel and Russia’s overlapping hacks of Kaspersky complicate espionage narrative
- TensorFlow Lattice ensures your machine learning models follow global trends
Updated: about 3 hours ago
- The Harvey Weinstein stories that got away
- House lawmakers hope to release Facebook ads bought by Russian agents during the 2016 presidential election
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- SoftBank was behind four of the five biggest venture capital deals last quarter
- Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg is meeting with U.S. lawmakers who are investigating Russia’s election interference
- Facebook-owned Oculus built another VR headset: the $199 wireless ‘Oculus Go’
- Recode Daily: SoftBank's $100 billion investment strategy, explained
- Amazon has replaced Google as the company others are most worried about
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- Netflix snags a new exec to tackle policy challenges in Europe and around the world
Updated: less than an hour ago
- HMD Global's Nokia 9 gets leaked in new render
- Phil Spencer: Xbox One X is not for everybody
- Microsoft Outlook glitch appended plaintext content to encrypted emails
- The Xbox One S Battlefield 1 bundle is again priced at $199
- Apple pushes iOS 11.0.3 update with sundry fixes
- Hundreds of free iPhone scams are plaguing social media sites
- Nyko's Switch Boost Pak and Portable Docking Kit are now available
- Windows 10 Mobile build 15254.1 available to Insiders as release candidate
- Oculus shows off updates to Project Santa Cruz
- Behold! The Oculus Go - a standalone VR headset that costs $199
Updated: about 4 hours ago
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- Kristin Chenoweth Is Returning to ABC as a Real Housewife Who Becomes a Fairy Godmother
- Once Again, Legends of Tomorrow Is Losing Part of Firestorm
- These War for the Planet of the Apes Split Screens Will Blow You Away
- Kevin Feige Hints at Captain Marvel's Whereabouts During All the Other Marvel Movies
- Stranger Things Is Getting a Waffle-Based Card Game, And I'm So Confused Right Now
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- Movies Anywhere Lets You Watch All Your Films in One Place—Finally
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Updated: less than an hour ago
- Hollywood studios join Disney to launch Movies Anywhere digital locker service
- Google will ‘permanently remove’ Home Mini feature that led to constant recording
- Essential will start shipping the white version of its phone next week
- Qualcomm fined $774 million for abusing monopoly on smartphone modems in Taiwan
- Kansas City mayor gives 1,000 Amazon products five stars in hopes of securing second headquarters
- Razer teases smartphone announcement on November 1st
- Ford invests in Autonomic to make open-source mobility service platform
- Huawei's budget smartphone now has a tall display and narrow bezels
- Calculators are the latest instrument used in creative new ways to make electronic music
- Amazon’s Alexa can now recognize different voices and give personalized responses
Updated: about 3 hours ago
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- Facebook Developing VR 'Venues' For Concerts and Live Events
- Oculus Rift Core 2.0: New UI, Customizable Home, Desktop Access
- Oculus Makes Aggressive Push For Standalone VR With Oculus Go, Santa Cruz HMDs
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Updated: about 6 hours ago
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- Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks to Students at Oxford University
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- Tim Cook Thinks Retailers Will Find Augmented Reality as Key as Having a Website
- Apple Trails Google, Amazon, and Microsoft Among Ideal Employers in Recent Survey
- Apple Adds 2017 15-Inch MacBook Pro Models to Refurbished Store
- Apple CEO Tim Cook: Technology Doesn't Exist to do AR Smart Glasses 'In a Quality Way'
- Apple's Mac Shipments Down in Q3 2017 Amid Continuing PC Market Decline
- Developer Demonstrates iOS Phishing Attack That Uses Apple-Style Password Request