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Google App Streaming: A Big Move In Building “The Web Of Apps” — A world where you can search through and move between apps as easily as with the web? Google's new app streaming service may usher this in. — Google App Streaming became a reality today, and with it … | Juli Clover / MacRumors: |
Apple ‘Investigating’ iPad Pros Unresponsive After Charging, Recommends Restart as Interim Fix — Shortly after the launch of the iPad Pro, buyers began complaining about an issue that caused the iPad Pro to become unresponsive after charging, requiring a hard restart to restore functionality.| Stephanie M. Lee / BuzzFeed: |
By delivering flu shots and hiring its first health advisor, Uber signals intent to shake up health care — The Uber Will See You Now — Jessica Funcannon getting a flu vaccination shot from Nurse Jerry Palacios at her workplace during the UberHealth day in Chicago last year.
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EFF and Visualizing Impact launch Onlinecensorship.org to collect reports on content takedowns by Facebook, Twitter, and other social media services — Onlinecensorship.org Tracks Content Takedowns by Facebook, Twitter, and Other Social Media Sites — New Project Will Gather Users' Stories of Censorship from Around the World
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The Mac App Store, hindered by stringent requirements and lack of features like TestFlight, appears forgotten by Apple — The Mac App Store: Not gone, but certainly forgotten — Mac developers have been frustrated with many limitations of the store for years, and it certainly doesn't seem … | Alex Kantrowitz / BuzzFeed: |
Facebook's David Marcus on how humans work alongside AI automation to power Facebook M and whether such a service can scale — Time To Meet The Wizard: Facebook's Messenger Head Pulls Back The Curtain On “M” — Facebook's David Marcus says M is already a lot more than just people pretending to be robots.| Jonathan Keane / BBC: |
As retailers turn to increasingly affordable facial recognition tech to fight shoplifters, privacy concerns abound — Catching a thief by their face — Retail stores are turning to facial recognition technology and customer tracking tools to fight against shoplifters. BBC Future investigates.| Klint Finley / Wired: |
Comcast says Stream TV, its IP cable service, doesn't count against data caps because it isn't offered over the Internet, but over its cable television network — Comcast May Have Found a Major Net Neutrality Loophole — Comcast may have found a major loophole in the Federal Communication …
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LivingSocial's growth-at-all-costs strategy serves as a lesson for today's unicorns as the firm struggles to retain staff and pivots away from daily deals — LivingSocial, Once a Unicorn, Is Losing Its Magic — WASHINGTON — The first thing you see when walking into the headquarters …
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ISIS' OPSEC manual reveals how it handles cybersecurity, from Tor and Tails to BlackPhone — ISIS' OPSEC Manual Reveals How It Handles Cybersecurity — In the wake of the Paris attacks, US government officials have been vocal in their condemnation of encryption, suggesting that US companies …
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Rdio will transition subscribers to free accounts after November 23rd — Following the news of Rdio's bankruptcy filing and sale to Pandora, the company offered some details on how its users can expect their streaming accounts to ride off into the sunset. Starting November 23rd … | Andrew Hoyle / CNET: |
Sony Xperia Z5 Premium review: 4K resolution display is indiscernible over other high end phones, not worth high price — Sony Xperia Z5 Premium review: Astonishing resolution results in an astonishing price — Sony's Xperia Z5 premium is the flagship phone Sony has owed us for a long time.| Dan Goodin / Ars Technica: |
Malicious Android apps force adware on users by hijacking the Android Accessibility Service and can be extremely difficult to uninstall — Android adware can install itself even when users explicitly reject it — Hard-to-uninstall apps can also hijack Android Accessibility Service.
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