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BitTorrent Adds Music, Video Streaming Options With Re-Launched BitTorrent Now

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

Dan Rys, reporting for Billboard:As streaming continues to consolidate its foothold as a major force in the music-listening community, more and more players are getting into the increasingly crowded space. Today, BitTorrent announced it is adding an ad… Continue reading BitTorrent Adds Music, Video Streaming Options With Re-Launched BitTorrent Now→

Posted in digital

Huawei Is Working On Its Own Mobile OS In Case Things Sour With Google

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

According to a report from The Information, Huawei, the world’s third largest smartphone manufacturer is working on its own mobile operating system (paywalled; alternate source). The report adds that the team that is developing this new operating syste… Continue reading Huawei Is Working On Its Own Mobile OS In Case Things Sour With Google→

Posted in Google

Xiaomi Launches Foldable Electric Bike QiCycle At a Price Of $450

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

Xiaomi on Thursday unveiled its first ever electric bike — the QiCycle Electric Folding Bike. The bike, made of carbon fibre, packs a host of sensors and weighs just 7kg. From a report on IndianExpress:QiCycle has an integrated electric motor, which c… Continue reading Xiaomi Launches Foldable Electric Bike QiCycle At a Price Of $450→

Posted in china

Apple Says iOS Kernel Code Left Unencrypted Intentionally, Nothing To Worry About

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

The iOS 10 kernel, which Apple released to enthusiasts last week, is not encrypted. Security experts expressed their surprise and puzzlement over this in a report by MIT News. The iPhone maker, after remaining tight-lipped over the matter for a week, h… Continue reading Apple Says iOS Kernel Code Left Unencrypted Intentionally, Nothing To Worry About→

Posted in iOS

Apple Says iOS Kernel Cache Left Unencrypted Intentionally, Nothing To Worry About

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

The iOS 10 kernel, which Apple released to enthusiasts last week, is not encrypted, according to a report. Security experts expressed their surprise and puzzlement over this in a report by MIT News. The iPhone maker, after remaining tight-lipped over t… Continue reading Apple Says iOS Kernel Cache Left Unencrypted Intentionally, Nothing To Worry About→

Posted in iOS

Leaked Docs Provide An Unprecedented Look At Income Of Uber Drivers

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

In 2013, Uber told the Wall Street Journal that a typical Uber driver takes in more than $100,000 in annual gross fares. The ride-hail platform, which has shared similar estimates many times since, says that the company’s efforts toward its drivers is … Continue reading Leaked Docs Provide An Unprecedented Look At Income Of Uber Drivers→

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Leaked Docs Provide An Unprecedented Look At Income Of Uber Drivers

Posted on June 23, 2016 by manishs

In 2013, Uber told the Wall Street Journal that a typical Uber driver takes in more than $100,000 in annual gross fares. The ride-hail platform, which has shared similar estimates many times since, says that the company’s efforts toward its drivers is … Continue reading Leaked Docs Provide An Unprecedented Look At Income Of Uber Drivers→

Posted in money

WiFi-Connected Hard Drive Fits a Plex Server In Your Pocket

Posted on June 22, 2016 by manishs

An anonymous reader cites an Engadget report:Over the years we’ve seen Plex’s media software run across a number of different devices, from PCs to game consoles to NAS and cellphones. Now, it’s teamed up with Western Digital for what it says is the fir… Continue reading WiFi-Connected Hard Drive Fits a Plex Server In Your Pocket→

Posted in Hardware

Battle of the Secure Messaging Apps: Signal Triumphs Over WhatsApp, Allo

Posted on June 22, 2016 by manishs

There is no shortage of messaging apps out there, so which one should you be using? If you care about your privacy, you would want your messaging client to be end-to-end encrypted. This narrows down the list to WhatsApp, Signal, and Allo. The Intercept… Continue reading Battle of the Secure Messaging Apps: Signal Triumphs Over WhatsApp, Allo→

Posted in Security

Advertiser That Tracked Around 100M Phone Users Without Consent Pays $950,000

Posted on June 22, 2016 by manishs

Mobile advertising firm InMobi will be paying a fine of $950,000 and revamp its services to resolve federal regulators’ claims that it deceptively tracked locations of hundreds of millions of people, including children. Ars Technica reports:The US Fede… Continue reading Advertiser That Tracked Around 100M Phone Users Without Consent Pays $950,000→

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