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After delaying shipment of its flagship smartphone Galaxy Note 7 over quality control testing earlier this week, Samsung is all set to recall all of the Note 7 it has shipped in its home nation and abroad, according to rather reliable Yonhap News Agenc… Continue reading Confirmed: In an Unprecedented Move, Samsung Recalls All Galaxy Note 7
An anonymous reader shares a Popular Science article: For a film about the risks of pushing the limits of technology too far, it only makes sense to advertise for it using artificial intelligence. Morgan, staring Kate Mara and Paul Giamatti, is a sci-f… Continue reading IBM Watson Created The First-Ever AI-Made Movie Trailer For ‘Morgan’
Romanian hacker “Guccifer” who targeted high-profile US politicians has been sentenced for 52 months in prison. Guccifer, whose real name is Marcel Lazar, pleaded guilty in May on charges of aggravated identity theft and unauthorized access of a comput… Continue reading Romanian Hacker ‘Guccifer’ Sentenced To 52 Months In US Prison
Mike Murphy, reporting for Quartz: The first step in Facebook’s grand vision to connect the entire world to the internet — or Facebook — has gone up in flames. Earlier today, a SpaceX rocket carrying a satellite that Facebook planned to use in its in… Continue reading First Satellite in Facebook’s Plan For Global Internet Access Exploded With Falcon 9
Not too long ago, people would replace their phone every 18 months. But that isn’t the case with most people now. According to new estimates, more people are now changing their phones after at least three years. The problem with this is that by the end… Continue reading Sony To Boost Smartphone Batteries Because People Aren’t Replacing Phones
An anonymous reader writes: The Anniversary Update may have introduced a whole host of new features but it has also caused a fair number of problems for Windows 10 users. Among the most annoying issues reported since its release in late-July are freeze… Continue reading Microsoft Fixes Windows 10 Anniversary Update Freezing Issues
After delaying shipment of its flagship smartphone Galaxy Note 7 over quality control testing earlier this week, Samsung is all set to recall all of the Note 7 it has shipped in its home nation and abroad, according to rather reliable Yonhap News Agenc… Continue reading In an Unprecedented Move, Samsung To Recall All Galaxy Note 7: Yonhap News Agency
Earlier this week, Apple was ordered to pay a record sum of 13 billion euros plus interest after the EU said Ireland illegally slashed the iPhone make’s tax bill. At the time, Tim Cook found the accusations “baseless.” In a new interview, he had more t… Continue reading Apple CEO Tim Cook on EU Apple Tax Case: ‘Total Political Crap’
The aftermath of 2012’s infamous hack is shaping up to be more serious than we had anticipated. An anonymous reader writes: Last.fm suffered a data breach back in 2012, but details of the attack were not disclosed. On Thursday, breach notification site… Continue reading Hackers Stole Over 43 Million Last.fm Accounts In 2012 Breach
Here’s a debate that refuses to die: given a choice, would you rather use spaces or tabs? An episode of Silicon Valley last season had a bit on this. Now we have more data to analyze people’s behavior. A Google developer has looked into 400,000 GitHub … Continue reading 400,000 GitHub Repositories, 1 Billion Files, 14TB of Code: Spaces or Tabs?