KKevin Webbadded this to iPhone Android Phones All iPhones And Some Android Phones Are Vulnerable To A New Device Fingerprinting AttackForbes - Kevin MurnaneResearchers at Cambridge University’s Computer Laboratory have developed an insidious fingerprinting attack that allows iOS and Android devices to be tracked across the internet. The attack is simple execute
The Vergeadded this to SmartphonesNOAA 5G could mean less time to flee a deadly hurricane, heads of NASA and NOAA warnThe Verge - Sean HollisterIt’s become increasingly clear that the wireless industry is trying to push the idea of speedy 5G wireless networks before the technology is actually ready. It’s a race, and the race is bullshit. But today,
David Young added this to Crime, Fraud, Corruption, Injustice, Lawsuits & PrivacyEd Markey The Senate votes to approve anti-robocalling billThe Verge - Makena KellyOn Thursday, the Senate voted to approve a bill creating new carve outs for the Federal Communications Communications to better combat the growing scourge of robocalls by an overwhelming 97-1 vote. A proposal,
NNicholas Jaimeadded this to Pc HardwareLaptops MSI crams an unlocked, desktop-class Core i9 into its new laptopEngadget - Daniel CooperMSI says you'll be able to push the Titan's Core i9 up to 5GHz, if you're brave. MSI's Titan-series laptops can only be described as an Absolute Unit, and with a laptop this beefy, you need a chip that
mthungeradded this to Court of LeavesiPhone Student who made 3,000 fraudulent iPhone warranty claims pleads guilty9to5Mac - Ben LovejoyAn engineering student who made 3,000 fraudulent iPhone warranty claims has entered a guilty plea in a US federal court. Quan Jiang sent Apple non-functioning counterfeit iPhones and received genuine in
NNilanjan Ghoshadded this to Nilanjan's MagGoogle Duplex Google now lets you order food without a delivery appThe Verge - Jon PorterStarting today, you can now order food directly from Google Search, Google Maps, or Google Assistant. The functionality works using partnerships with existing delivery companies like DoorDash, Postmates,
Detroit Free Pressadded this to NewsAmazon Prime Video The real cost of cutting the cord: What streaming companies don’t want you to knowUSA TODAY Money - Kim KomandoMost of us have a love-hate relationship with cable. We like television. We love a handful of stations. But we don't need hundreds of useless channels, many of them boring, some of them in languages we
TheChowderyadded this to Eclectic Deals & ConsumerismT-Mobile The free Netflix offer from T-Mobile will be less attractive on June 2Android Authority - John CallahamT-Mobile is making some changes to its two main unlimited postpaid plans on June 2. In addition to rebranding the plans themselves, the plans also change how the carrier offers its free subscription to
AAdam Suggsadded this to ThingsEmployment Robot umpires are coming to baseballAxios - Kendall Baker An electronic radar system called TrackMan will soon be calling balls and strikes in the Atlantic League, an independent East Coast league that has …
confuzion37added this to I'm A Systems Admin Short And StoutWindows 10 Systems administrators: You need to know about this Windows 10 1903 patching changeZDNet - Mary Jo Foley Microsoft is changing how WSUS and Configuration Manager will handle patches as of Windows 10 1903. Here's what admins need to know. Administrators …
Joseph Mazaadded this to SoftwareMicrosoft 6 Things Microsoft Is Killing With the Windows 10 May 2019 UpdatePCMag - Chandra Steele The latest version of Microsoft's OS started rolling out this week, but to make room for new features, Redmond had to cut a few things from the …
Stephen P. Yang, Ph.D.added this to Sport TechEyeglasses Focals smart glasses put Google Fit data on your faceEngadget - Amrita KhalidNow your glasses can track your workout or launch a presentation. North's Focals smart glasses can put important data in your eyeline from the gym to the board room. The glasses can sync with Google Fit
Dr. Paul Cesariniadded this to Mobile Tech WeeklyMotorola After years of struggles, Lenovo says that Motorola is profitableCNET - by Eli Blumenthal And it didn't even need a new Razr to get there.
Techadded this to Follow the Money Unstoppable Domains raises $4 million to make “uncensorable websites” a realitydecryptmedia.com - Decrypt / Guillermo Jimenez Imagine a digital world in which no website can ever be taken down—and no content can ever be censored—by anyone other than the web domain’s …
A Current Affairadded this to Current Affairs and Trending EventsAudi Audi's new Q5 plug-in hybrid offers ~25 miles of all-electric driving, and that's not quite enoughnewatlas.com - Loz Blain Plug-in hybrids are supposed to be the perfect bridge between today and tomorrow, combining cheap, green, electric commuting with gasoline-powered …
The New York TimesSatellites SpaceX’s Third Launch Attempt of Starlink Internet Satellites Set for TonightThe New York Times - By KENNETH CHANGOn Thursday night, SpaceX will make its third attempt to launch a first batch of 60 internet communications satellites. By next year, hundreds of them could be circling the planet, allowing SpaceX to a
Stephen P. Yang, Ph.D.added this to Interactive Health Technology Let It Grow: The Appification of Plants Is Helping Owners Keep Them Alivetheringer.com - Molly McHugh Veronica Sykes thinks of herself as a houseplant OG. “I was the plant nerd talking to friends’ parents at pizza parties in high school about their …
VentureBeatadded this to BusinessGoogle Google’s Duo launches video calls with up to 8 peopleVentureBeat - Khari JohnsonGoogle’s Duo video call app today introduced group video calls for up to 8 people for iOS and Android users worldwide. At launch, Duo group video calls will not be available for Google Assistant smart
sibi.hasebadded this to Acknowledgement/techsOnline Privacy Winston protects your online privacygeeky-gadgets.com - Julian Horsey Anyone concerned about their online privacy may be interested in a new piece of hardware called Winston, which has been designed to offer users the …
Beth Blechermanadded this to Marketing + Social MediaInstagram Instagram’s vertical IGTV surrenders to landscape status quoTechCrunch - Josh ConstineA year ago Instagram made a bold bet with the launch of IGTV: That it could invent and popularize a new medium of long-form vertical videos. Landscape uploads weren’t allowed. Co-founder Kevin Systrom
S. K.added this to Apple & Tesla NewsLas Vegas, NV Elon Musk’s Boring Company is moving forward with ~$50 million Las Vegas loopElectrek - Fred LambertElon Musk’s Boring Company received approval from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) Board of Directors to move forward with a ‘Loop’ system for passengers at the cost of almost $50
Winona Haehlenadded this to BitcoinApps Fake cryptocurrency apps on Google Play try to profit on bitcoin price surgeArs Technica - Dan Goodin Researchers uncover two purported wallets uploaded after bitcoin prices rise. Google's official Play Store has been caught hosting malicious apps that …
TheChowderyadded this to Eclectic Tech, Gaming And Media Odds & EndsRotten Tomatoes Rotten Tomatoes launches verified audience score featureBusiness Insider - Jason GuerrasioRotten Tomatoes announced on Thursday that it had added a verification feature to its audience score, which will now show whether a user has seen the movie they've scored or reviewed. Beginning Thursday,
S. K.added this to Apple & Tesla NewsIPhone XR 2019 iPhone 11 models show up in Eurasian database9to5Mac - Benjamin MayoLike clockwork the past few years, Apple devices have been showing up in the Eurasian Economic Commission regulatory database ahead of their official announcement and release. The 2019 iPhones have just
Inc Magazineadded this to TechnologyGoogle Google Just Admitted It's Been Making This 1 Astonishing Mistake for Literally 14 YearsInc Magazine - Bill Murphy Jr.A lot of things have changed since 2005. But with an admission that can only be characterized as astonishing, Google just said it's been making the same security mistake with some users' passwords, for
ZDNetadded this to SecurityVPNs Nord VPN review: An in-depth look at a popular VPNZDNet - David Gewirtz Nord VPN is a hugely popular VPN service. But how does it perform? We take a deep dive into features, capabilities, and performance of this …
enoadded this to EnoLandAmazon Prime Day 2019: Everything You Need to KnowPCMag - Grant Brunner Prime Day is (probably) upon us. Ahead of Amazon's annual Black Friday-like event, here's what you need to know to snag the best Prime Day …
Fast Companyadded this to Fast CompanyAmazon The dramatic moment when an Amazon worker asked Jeff Bezos to protect planet EarthFast Company - Alex PasternackThe Amazon CEO stayed backstage as employees stood up to demand change in an unusual show of force. “Speed is everything,” Amazon employee Emily Cunningham said during a speech at the company’s annual
ddrackemooradded this to CanadaHuawei Top Huawei executive accused of stealing trade secrets from rival firmThe Telegraph - By James CookOne of Huawei’s top executives has been accused of directing a scheme to steal trade secrets belonging to a US rival, as tensions with the Chinese company continued to grow. Eric Xu, a deputy chairman
TheChowderyadded this to Eclectic Tech, Gaming And Media Odds & EndsPrivacy Digital privacy: How Apple aims to stop web ads from tracking you all across the internetZDNet - Liam Tung Apple unveils Privacy Preserving Ad Click Attribution For the Web. Apple has proposed a privacy feature for Safari and its WebKit engine that would …
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