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Latest News - October 2016
- Facebook Messenger Lite Trims The Bloat For Basic Android Smartphones
- Google Pixel And Pixel XL Completely Leaked Thanks To Carphone Warehouse Blunder
- It Could Get Ugly, Source Code For 'Mirai' IoT DDoS Botnet Released To The Wild
- AMD PRO Blitzes Professional PC Market With 7th Generation Bristol Ridge Pro Architecture
- US Hands Over Control Of The Internet To ICANN As Global Non-Profit Organization For Oversight
- Latest Fallout 4 Update Rolled Back By Bethesda After It Breaks Mod Support
- Ubisoft CEO ‘Loves’ NX Claiming It Will Put Nintendo Back In The Console Race
- Cell Phone Network Emergency Alert Systems Ripe For Hacking To Warn Of A Zombie Apocalypse
- Buzz Kill, No Netflix And Chill As Demand For Luke Cage May Have Brought Down NFLX
- Windows 10 Market Share Is Shrinking According To NetMarketShare And StatCounter
- Yahoo Insider And Former Exec Believes Massive Security Breach Could Affect Billions Of Accounts
- Apple Ordered To Pay VirnetX $302 Million In FaceTime Patent Retrial Loss
- Major OEMs Can No Longer Sell Windows 7 Or Windows 8.1 PCs Starting November 1st
- Latest Windows 10 Anniversary Update Build Sends Some Users To Reboot Loop Hell
- Nintendo NES Classic Edition Shows Off Retro 8-bit Awesomeness With CRT Filter
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All News for October 2016
Facebook is launching a slimmed down version of its Messenger app for users that live in markets where the average Internet speed isn't on par with the rest of the world. The trimmed down version, called Messenger Lite, will also make it...
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Almost anything you might have wanted to know about the Pixel and Pixel XL has been revealed in an extensive leak by Carphone Warehouse, a popular mobile phone retailer in the U.K. We say "almost anything" because some of the entries on...
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Well, this isn't good. The source code for the botnet that took KrebsOnSecurity down by tapping into an unprecedented number of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has been released to the public. It's availability virtually ensures that...
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While nearly everyone in tech community is waiting to see what kind of real world performance numbers Zen brings to the table in late 2016/early 2017, AMD isn’t quite done rolling out updates to its existing family of APUs. The new AMD PRO...
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The United States government has crossed off one item on its endless to-do list. On Saturday the government ceded its oversight responsibilities of the internet to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a global...
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Last week, Bethesda rolled out the latest patch of many that Fallout 4 has received since its launch last fall, but this one didn't just smooth out lingering bugs. What it did do was completely break the mods that many gamers enjoy, even...
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Ubisoft has got Nintendo’s back. Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot remarked that he was a huge fan of the upcoming Nintendo NX and is confident that it will put the company back on the console map. “The new Nintendo [console] is a fantastic...
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Following the bombing that occurred in New York's Chelsea district a couple of weeks ago, local law enforcement did something unprecedented: it sent out an alert message to everyone on local mobile networks. For a few million people, this...
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Netflix suffered a major outage on Saturday afternoon that began around 3:00 p.m. ET. The streaming service continued to have trouble for the next two and a half hours, coming back online around 5:30 p.m. ET. Netflix acknowledged the...
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Has Windows 10 run out of steam? It’s probably too early to declare that the computing public has given up on the operating system, but there’s definitely less of an urgency on the part of Microsoft customers to upgrade to Windows 10 now...
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To call this a stressful time for Yahoo would be an understatement. As the company is in the process of being scooped up by Verizon, it's also dealing with the aftermath of what could become the largest security breach in all of history -...
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Given the fact that Apple is one of the biggest companies on the planet, it's sometimes easy to get impression that the company is unstoppable and can't be touched. In terms of sales, that might be true for now, but in legal matters, being...
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If you don't give a flying flip about Windows 10 but need a new PC, time is running out to purchase a system that's still rocking Windows 7. Same goes for Windows 8.1, though if you're not a fan of Windows 10, you're probably not real keen...
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Those of you rocking a PC with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update may want to hold off on letting your system apply the latest round of fixes. There are several user complaints that Build 14393.222 (KB3194496), the seventh Cumulative Update...
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For those gamers that honed their button-mashing skills on the original NES during the 80s and early 90s, Nintendo went right for the jugular in July when it announced the NES Classic Edition. Looking like an NES that got hit with a shrink...
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