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The FBI is currently investigating a cybersecurity consultant who admitted to the agency that he was able to hack into computer systems of airplanes via the in-flight entertainment systems during flights.READ MORE
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As part of Bing's roadmap in making web searches more friendly to mobile users, the company has added "mobile-friendly" tags on searches to determine which sites will render better in mobile devices.READ MORE
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While the likes of Netflix, YouTube and Amazon now offering 4k streaming videos, some consumers may not do away with their Blu-Ray players just yet. Also, the Blu-Ray Disc Association (BDA) knows that there are consumers who will still need physical media to backup several large files, such as video clips with 4k resolutions, in the least amount of discs.READ MORE
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Samsung has released the software developers kit (SDK) for its upcoming Gear smartwatch with the codename "Project Orbis." The design of the much-awaited wearable is now confirmed to be round as seen in the SDK's documentation.READ MORE
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Users of Mozilla Firefox Browser should update to the latest version of the software to get the latest features, particularly Ruby annotation support and DRM (digital rights management) technology to play high-quality videos, VentureBeat reported.READ MORE
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As Microsoft reveals more about their upcoming products, it's new web browser is said to be more secure than its Internet Explorer (IE) predecessor by doing away with legacy browser technologies where hackers usually inserting malicious code to hack computer systems or steal confidential information.READ MORE
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The successor to MediaTek's the octa-core Helio X10 (MT6795) was recently launched by the company which may become the trend in many upcoming smartphone models to be launched by the end of this year.READ MORE
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The two main problems of most smartphone users today is usually the phone's battery drains easily or being tied to a wall outlet because the device is being charged. Even when using a portable battery or power bank to charge a smartphone, users still need a cable.READ MORE
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For fans of the hit game Castlevania: Symphony of the Night will appreciate the new game its Japanese game creator Koji Igarashi will be launching, and has turned to crowdfunding to make the project a reality.READ MORE
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The New York Times recently disclosed that they plan to make one of their apps a free product. Just a few days ago, the company officially announced that its NYT Now app now offers free digital content. READ MORE
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Apple is currently scrutinized by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission since it was reported that the tech giant is putting pressure on major music labels to end free tiers from streaming services by not renewing its licenses to do so.READ MORE
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A few days ago, Samsung released an update to fix the performance problems that occur in its Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge phones which it confirmed just a week before they found a solution to the problem.READ MORE
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There's currently hundreds of applications and wearables that connect consumers to the Internet and make health, fitness, and nutrition information available almost anywhere at any time. The idea has been pretty much covered but one company in Philadelphia ventured into one area that with bring an additional device on a household's plate rack.READ MORE
Oculus is giving Microsoft a run for their money as the company joins Valve/HTC and Sony in offering commercial units of their virtual reality lenses. READ MORE
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Military personnel use night vision goggles to illuminate the environment or thermal imaging sights on their weapons to illuminate a target in operations held in the dark. Both are crucial in modern warfare, but carrying two devices adds weight to what a soldier is already carrying. READ MORE
The Sunday Assembly, also known as the “Atheist Church”, based in the United Kingdom is scheduled to have its first global assembly. The “church” is also known to have a branch and ...
World May 06, 2014 02:34 AM EDTThe leaders of the DPRK have been making very strong statements regarding human rights. A representative from the North Korean government has stated in a speech that the U.S. is a ‘living ...
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