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Sources: Google folding Chrome OS into Android, plans to release a single, combined OS by 2017 — Alphabet's Google to Fold Chrome Operating System Into Android — Move is a sign of the growing dominance of mobile computing — Alphabet Inc. 's Google plans to fold its Chrome operating system …
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| Mary Jo Foley / ZDNet: |
New Windows 10 PC test build offers media casting from Edge to any Miracast and DLNA enabled device — New Windows 10 PC test build adds media casting support — Microsoft has added media casting from its Edge browser to the latest Windows 10 test build for PCs, Build 10576.
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Nexus 6P teardown reveals square fingerprint reader and very poor repairability — Nexus 6P Teardown — The cream of the season's Android crop is here—it's Google's own showstopping phablet, the Nexus 6P. In an historical first, this device comes to us via Chinese manufacturer Huawei … | Matthew Lynley / TechCrunch: |
LinkedIn Q3 earnings beat expectations with $780M in revenue, stock up 12% in after-hours trading — LinkedIn Earnings Beat Expectations With $780M In Revenue, Stock Jumps 9% — LinkedIn handily beat analyst expectations today with revenue of $780 million and earnings of 78 cents per share.| Josh Constine / TechCrunch: |
Facebook Turns Photos Into Dynamic “Slideshow” Ads For The Developing World's Slow Connections — Facebook has hit user saturation in its core developed world markets. A strong way to boost revenue is for Facebook to make ads work better in emerging markets with older technology.
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| Dean Takahashi / VentureBeat: |
Twitch launches Twitch Creative, a dedicated section of the site for non-gaming content like art and music — Twitch Creative livestreaming finds new audiences for artists and musicians — Twitch draws more than 100 million people a month to view live broadcasts of video games.
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| Michael Crider / Android Police: |
Google Keep on Android now lets users draw in notes — [APK Download] Drawing Mode Is Live In The Latest Version Of Google Keep, Along With An Updated Widget — Just last week Cody Toombs spotted the building blocks for a drawing function in Google's Keep notes app, and now it's live.
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| Andrew Webster / The Verge: |
Nintendo to release its first smartphone game, Miitomo, in March 2016 as a free download with character add-ons available as in-app purchases — Nintendo's first smartphone release is a free-to-play game called Miitomo — At an investors meeting in Tokyo today, Nintendo revealed some details …
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| Jon Brodkin / Ars Technica: |
MIT is developing a technology called RF-Capture that uses wireless signals to track human motion and identify people through walls — MIT uses wireless signals to identify people through walls — Tech could identify intruders in your home or power motion capture for movies.
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| Alistair Barr / Wall Street Journal: |
Sergey Brin says each Alphabet business can decide which countries it wants to operate in, including China — Some Alphabet Units May Return to China Ahead of Others, Brin Says — Alphabet Inc.'s Google unit is trying to get back into China, raising questions about the company's stance on censorship in the country.| Jordan Novet / VentureBeat: |
Slack launches user groups, a way to send notifications to groups of people, hits 1.7M DAUs and 470K paid users, up from June's 1.1M DAUs and 300K paid users — Slack launches user groups, hits 1.7M daily active users and 470K paid seats — Team communication apps Slack today is announcing …
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| Dan Goodin / Ars Technica: |
Breach at free webhosting service 000Webhost leaks 13M names, passwords, and email addresses — 13 million plaintext passwords belonging to webhost users leaked online — Personal data is exposed as a result of a five-month-old hack on 000Webhost. — A security researcher has discovered … | Kirk Koenigsbauer / Office Blogs: |
Microsoft adds Skype voice and video integration to Office Online, launches Chrome extension — The new Office—October feature update — Welcome to our first new Office update post in which we share the features we are delivering to our Office customers across Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and Office Online.
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PCWorld, TechCrunch, Engadget, Computerworld, The Next Web, Tech Times, WinBeta, Thurrott.com, Lifehacker, Windows Central and The Verge
| Dan Goodin / Ars Technica: |
Google to Symantec: account fully for misissued google.com certificates or else Chrome will flag your TLS certificates as unsafe — Still fuming over HTTPS mishap, Google makes Symantec an offer it can't refuse — Google: Fix ailing certificate business or risk having Chrome flag your credentials.
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Engadget, The Register, Google Online Security Blog, InfoWorld, Digital Trends, SC Magazine, ZDNet, SecurityWeek and BetaNews
Tweets: @dangillmor, @ericajoy, @sleevi_, @konklone, @swiftonsecurity, @duo_labs, @diodesign, @paul_pearce, @jeremiahg and @timbray
| Casey Newton / The Verge: |
Upthere emerges from stealth and launches two services in beta that let you save photos and documents directly to the cloud, eliminating need for syncing — Upthere is a new cloud storage service that wants to make file syncing a thing of the past — A defining technology of our age is the sync.| Nicolas Suzor / The Conversation: |
Australian court holds Google is responsible for linking to defamatory websites — Google is responsible for search results. antb/Shutterstock.com — The South Australian Supreme Court this week found that Google is legally responsible when its search results link to defamatory content on the web.| Johana Bhuiyan / BuzzFeed: |
Flywheel announces TaxiOS, a driver-facing smartphone app that replaces taxi fare meters, payment, navigation, and dispatch systems, now in pilot program — Flywheel Isn't Just Competing With Uber Anymore — Flywheel wants to be known as the “non a-hole alternative” to Uber …
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| Ina Fried / Re/code: |
Samsung reports Q3 earnings of $6.4B on $45.2B revenue, plans to buy back up to $10B in stock in one year — Samsung Aims to Improve Phone Sales While Maintaining Profits in Holiday Quarter — As part of its earnings release on Thursday, Korean electronics giant Samsung said it hopes … Sponsor Posts
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