Google just started selling audiobooks in Google Play, which means you can listen to them with Google Home. Here’s how.
Source: CNET
A new version of Firefox is out and it promises faster performance due to the way it now renders web pages. The updated browser also provides new ways to take screenshots, including sending grabs to the clipboard.
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Source: Digital trends
Denuvo’s anti-piracy tech has been divisive in the gaming world, with some complaining that it restricts their gaming habits or prevents modding — but few will dispute that it has been unusually successful in its main goal of preventing piracy. Successful enough, anyway, to be picked up by Irdeto, a broader digital security concern. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
If you’re running Sierra or El Capitan, you can now protect yourself from a design flaw that could let hackers access sensitive information.
Source: CNET
Montana’s governor issued an executive order barring state agencies from doing business with internet providers that violate net neutrality.
Source: Wired
All-time great science fiction and fantasy writer Ursula Le Guin died Monday. She was 88 years old. Le Guin didn’t always enjoy being called a science fiction writer, and she received acclaim far beyond the genre — she won National Book Awards, published stories in The New Yorker and saw her work collected by the Library of America. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
New physician protections could cripple health care for LGBT people—as well as the data collection that’s been filling gaps in our medical understanding.
Source: Wired
RED’s CEO shares specs and explains some key features for its curiously-hyped Hydrogen One phone.
Source: CNET
The Government Accountability Office has accepted a Congressional request to investigate the possibility of fraud and identify theft in the comments for the FCC’s net neutrality rollback. Several members of Congress wrote asking for this in December, and the GAO will look into it — in five months or so. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
El gigante dejó al paÃs a causa de la censura, asà que el anuncio de un nuevo centro de IA en Beijing supone el reconocimiento del dominio chino del sector, gracias a los grandes apoyos de su Gobierno. Y la clave de todo está en la nube
Source: MIT