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Latest News - October 2017
- Google Pixel Buds Strike Fear In The Hearts Of Professional Language Translators
- Bethesda Defends Its Trump-Inspired Wolfenstein II Nazi Killing Slogan ‘Make America Nazi-Free Again’
- Futuremark Debunks Claim That Apple Purposefully Cripples Performance On Old iPhones
- G.Skill Unveils Brawny Trident Z DDR4-4600 RGB RAM Kit For Intel Core Coffee Lake Processors
- Google Fiber Scales Back TV Service To Focus Solely On High-Speed Internet
- Architect Sues Google For Alleged Racketeering And Long History Of Trade Secret Theft
- Amazon Reportedly Pursuing Prescription Drug Sales, Legacy Retail Chains On Notice
- Inno3D Cranks Out NVIDIA Pascal-Based P106-090 Ethereum Mining Cards
- Google Project Loon Gains Clearance To Blanket Devastated Puerto Rico With LTE Service Balloons
- Disqus Confirms 17.5 Million Accounts Hacked During 2012 Security Breach
- GM Exec Says Tesla’s Elon Musk Is ‘Full Of Crap’ On Autonomous Driving
- EFF Blasts Apple For Misleading Bluetooth And Wi-Fi Toggle Switch Behavior In iOS 11
- ASUS ZenFone V Lands As Verizon Wireless Exclusive With Snapdragon 820 And Sub-$400 Price
- AOL Instant Messenger Is Shutting Down After A Tumultuous 20-Year Run
- BlackBerry Motion Leaks With Water Resistant Design Running Android
- Windows 10 Cortana Smart Home Controls Arrive For Harman Kardon Invoke AI Smart Speaker
- Star Wars Battlefront II Open Beta Now Live On PC, PS4 And Xbox One
- Microsoft Hid A Tiny Halo Easter Egg Inside Every Xbox One X Console
- Amazon Tests Prime Delivery Service To Squeeze Out FedEx And UPS
- Mattel Axes Kid-Friendly Aristotle AI Smart Speaker Due To Privacy Concerns
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All News for October 2017
A big challenge for people who travel abroad is one of communication. Many people only speak one language making it hard to communicate when you break free from your own country (and comfort zone). One of the coolest features of the newly...
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For so many reasons, Wolfenstein II looks to be a fantastic new addition to the classic game series, and as such, publisher Bethesda has pushed its advertising and promotional effort hard. As the company is quickly finding out, however...
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Reports have been making the rounds over the last week (and for the past few years) that Apple deliberately slows down older iPhones when new iPhones are launched to push people to upgrade to the newer devices. The original claim that...
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G.SKILL has trotted out another hopped up memory kit for latest hot processor launch to go along with the memory kits that it had already revealed for the AMD Ryzen and the Intel Kaby Lake-X platforms. G.SKILL's latest is specifically...
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Google Fiber started off with a simple enough premise: providing lightning-fast internet and TV service to customers at reasonable prices. Given that many Americans have just one or two ISPs serving their area (usually, with just one of...
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Google's legal troubles with a former collaborator and renowned architect who worked on a project under the company's secretive Google X division are not going away. If fact, they are intensifying. In addition to accusing the company of...
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Amazon has been an incredibly disruptive force as the world’s most dominant online retailer. Not only has Amazon crushed other online retailers that have attempted to compete with it, but brick and mortar retailers have also come under...
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It has been hard for months now for PC enthusiasts and gamers to find the video cards they want, because miniers have been buying them up to mine whatever their preferred cryptocurrency might be. Back in late September, we talked about...
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Sometimes the things that Alphabet/Google tries to do out of its X branch sound insane, but this is why it's called the moonshot factory. One of the odd projects that has come out of X is Project Loon. The idea behind this project is to...
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Do you know what hackers were doing around this time five years ago? They were breaking into a database at Disqus, the popular blog comment hosting service supported by scores of websites, in many cases in place of traditional web forums...
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Tesla founder Elon Musk has been hyping up self-driving capabilities of his company's upcoming Model 3 automobile, but if you ask General Motors, the automaker will tell you he is "full of crap." Yes, those were the words GM's director of...
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Apple released its iOS 11 operating system late last month, and users have already run into a number of problems with the operating system. There have been complaints about battery life, and two quick point releases have been issued during...
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Verizon has announced a new smartphone that it has as an exclusive device from ASUS called the ZenFone V. The best thing about the handset is probably going to be the price for most folks; it will retail at $384 or can be hand for $16...
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Let's pour one out for one of the first instant messaging applications that many of us ever knew. As a freshman in college, AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) became a quick way for me to keep in contact with friends across campus, setup study...
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The company that once upon a time was known as Research in Motion (RIM) is getting ready to release a new smartphone, the BlackBerry Motion. Known internally as Krypton, what looks to be an official press rendering of the new handset has...
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While companies like Amazon and Google are angling to put more devices into your living spaces to create a smart home revolution with the Amazon Echo and Google Home Mini, Microsoft is looking to counterpunch with its own Cortana service...
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Come one, come all—everyone is now invited to play the Star Wars Battlefront II beta and engage in galactic warfare. Following a two-day Early Access period that was made available to people who pre-ordered the multiplayer title...
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Silicon art is nothing new, though usually you need a mighty strong microscope to see the hidden gems etched at the microscopic level on chips and wafers. That is not the case with Microsoft's powerful Xbox One X console. Anyone who cracks...
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Amazon may have had an 'Aha!' moment, and that could be bad news for FedEx and UPS, the two delivery services the online retailer leans on to ship packages to customers in a timely manner—within two days on many items, for Prime members...
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Smart assistant devices are very common today with the most popular line of speakers and devices with a voice assistant inside being the Amazon Echo with 70% of the voice enabled speaker market. Mattel, the company who makes many of the...
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Security researcher Will Strafach has discovered that Uber had been granted access to an undocumented, private app permission allowing its app to access the screen-recording feature on iPhones. To be able to access this screen capturing...
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Back in late August, Dell updated the XPS 13 with quad-core Core i5 and Core i7 Kaby Lake Refresh processors, bringing more firepower to an all-around powerhouse ultraportable. However, it appears that the wunderkinds in the Dell...
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