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LinkedIn Moves Into Video, Starting With Quora-Style Q&A From Influencers

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

LinkedIn has become the latest major technology company to get into video content. On Tuesday, the social network for professionals announced a new app that its hand-selected group of influencers can create and share short videos directly to the app’s … Continue reading LinkedIn Moves Into Video, Starting With Quora-Style Q&A From Influencers→

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Firefox 48 Released With Multi-Process Support, Mandatory Add-On Signing

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

Mozilla on Tuesday released Firefox v48, touted as one of the most important updates the browser has ever received. With the new version, Firefox starts migrating users to using mullti-process threads (e10s, Electrolysis), and it is also the first vers… Continue reading Firefox 48 Released With Multi-Process Support, Mandatory Add-On Signing→

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Xbox One S is the Best Xbox You Might Not Want To Buy

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

The Xbox One S, successor to Microsoft’s Xbox One gaming console, has begun shipping today. Media outlets, which had received the review unit a week ahead of the launch date, have put out the review. In short, everyone loves the Xbox One S’ compact des… Continue reading Xbox One S is the Best Xbox You Might Not Want To Buy→

Posted in Microsoft

Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Launched, Features Curved Display, Iris Scanner

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

Another day, another new, shiny new smartphone. On Tuesday, Samsung announced the Galaxy Note 7 featuring a handful of new interesting hardware capabilities. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 sports a 5.7-inch QHD (2560×1440 pixels) display, and is powered by … Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Launched, Features Curved Display, Iris Scanner→

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Instagram’s New Stories Are a Near-Perfect Copy of Snapchat Stories

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

There’s no other way to put it. Facebook has been getting “too inspired” from everything Snapchat does and it continues to quickly replicate the features on to its own services. The latest example of this can be seen on Instagram, the photo-sharing app… Continue reading Instagram’s New Stories Are a Near-Perfect Copy of Snapchat Stories→

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Microsoft Live Account Credentials Leaking From Windows 8 And Above

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

An anonymous reader writes: Discovered in 1997 by Aaron Spangler and never fixed, the WinNT/Win95 Automatic Authentication Vulnerability (IE Bug #4) is certainly an excellent vintage. In Windows 8 and 10, the same bug has now been found to potentially … Continue reading Microsoft Live Account Credentials Leaking From Windows 8 And Above→

Posted in Microsoft

Xbox One Summer Update Adds Cortana, Music and More

Posted on August 2, 2016 by manishs

The Xbox One is finally getting the anticipated Summer update. The update brings Cortana voice assistant to all Xbox One systems in the United States and UK. “With Cortana, gamers can expect more from voice commands on Xbox,” the company wrote in a blo… Continue reading Xbox One Summer Update Adds Cortana, Music and More→

Posted in Microsoft

Donald Trump Signs Pledge To Crack Down On Internet Porn

Posted on August 1, 2016 by manishs

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has pledged to crack down on Internet pornography via corporate partnerships — and he could possibly establish a federal commission on the harmful effects of porngraphy, a nonprofit announced Monday. The … Continue reading Donald Trump Signs Pledge To Crack Down On Internet Porn→

Posted in Internet

FCC Requires TP-Link To Support Open Source Router Firmware

Posted on August 1, 2016 by manishs

An anonymous reader writes: Earlier today, the FCC reached a settlement with TP-Link over Wi-Fi router interference. Most of the agreement was routine, addressing compliance with radio emission rules. But the FCC also did something unprecedented. It re… Continue reading FCC Requires TP-Link To Support Open Source Router Firmware→

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Google Says 97% Of Connections To YouTube Are Now Encrypted

Posted on August 1, 2016 by manishs

Google said Monday that HTTPS now accounts for 97% of all connections to YouTube. In a blog post, the video portal made the announcement, also underscoring the challenges it faced making the site more secure. TechCrunch reports:Given its massive scale,… Continue reading Google Says 97% Of Connections To YouTube Are Now Encrypted→

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