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Scandal Alert— Facebook Partnered with 60+ Device Makers Including Smartphone
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Facebook is again in hot water after an article alleged it struck deals with device-makers to access users’ data. Continue reading Facebook Defends Against Device-Integrated APIs Policy, But Concerns Remain
Dutch consumer protection organization Consumentenbond took Samsung Netherlands to court, arguing that the company should provide updates and upgrades for their telephones “within one month after these become available, for a period of four years… Continue reading Samsung doesn’t have to offer updates for phones older than two years
Tablets have been around for quite some time now and they are used everywhere – at home, at the office, outside and they have slowly started to replace laptops in terms of their business functionality. But tablets still have a…Read more
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In the U.S., rapid advances in mobile technology and 5G networks are expanding the scope of mobile capabilities. Even those countries without fiber optic networks are leapfrogging technologies by expanding wireless infrastructure. In federal agencies at home and field offices abroad, these developments show promise for innovative ways to use mobile devices in meeting agency objectives. Officials from federal civilian, defense and intelligence agencies pointed to recent advances in immersive training, workforce productivity and security as just some of the ways agencies can expect to build on the transformative nature of mobile technologies. “The government has to not only be able to modernize in an instant, it has to be able to continually, incrementally modernize itself on an ongoing basis,” noted Matt Lira, special assistant for innovation policy and initiatives at the Office of American Innovation in the Executive Office of the President. Lira’s comments, and those from other government […]
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Many Android device manufacturers are not telling the truth when they say they have patched devices, researchers found. Continue reading Don’t Trust Android OEM Patching, Claims Researcher
The Samsung Galaxy S9+ is the single best smartphone available today. As such, it requires a bit more attention than my typical phone reviews.
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Android manufacturers are getting ready to copy Apple’s Face ID tech on the iPhone X, but production bottlenecks are making it impossible.
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A new report from SquareTrade says that while the Samsung Galaxy S9 is marginally more durable than its predecessor, it is actually quite fragile.
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Oh, boy. You know what’s happening next weekend? The Midwest RepRap Festival. The greatest 3D printing festival on the planet is going down next Friday afternoon until Sunday afternoon in beautiful Goshen, Indiana. Why should you go? Check this one out. To recap from last year, E3D released a new extruder, open source filaments will be a thing, true color filament printing in CMYKW is awesome, and we got the world’s first look at the infinite build volume printer. This year, The Part Daddy, a 20-foot-tall delta bot will be there once again. It’s awesome and you should come.
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