Apple has explained that an issue that briefly affected developer accounts today was caused by a bug and not a security breach as some had speculated.
Earlier today (Wednesday), handfuls of reports came in around an anomaly that changed some developers’ home addresses within Apple’s system to a location in Russia. Given recent history, including the hacking of Hilary… Read More
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Custom-printed kids’ book “My Golden Ticket” gives a unique glimpse into never-before-seen corners of Roald Dahl’s famous chocolate factory.
Source: CNET
The popular language learning service Duolingo today announced that has launched support for Korean to its iOS and Android apps. This marks the company’s second foray into teaching an Asian language after it launched its Japanese course earlier this year. “Asian languages are the most requested new courses from Duolingo users and fans,” Duolingo software engineer and… Read More
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When big tech bends its principles to limbo into Chinese markets, it encourages other Western companies and institutions to do so as well. Read More
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Five months after abandoning its proposed purchase of Monsanto’s precision planting subsidiary due to anti-trust concerns, agricultural equipment giant Deere and Company announced that it will spend $305 million to acquire ag-tech startup Blue River Technology. Founded in 2011 and based in Sunnyvale, Blue River develops machine learning technology for precision farming and counts… Read More
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Commentary: What are they? Oh, they’re basically boring old liberal types, with their own little twist. At least, that’s what they told this survey they were.
Source: CNET
He wants to end traffic gridlock, send people to Mars and bring solar energy to everybody. And he’s got the cash to do it.
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In our Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming hands-on review, we look at how Dell is making all the right moves to improve one of last year’s most disappointing budget gaming laptops.
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If you’re someone with a horrible allergy that’s not often accommodated at restaurants or food producers, taking a bite means taking your life into your hands — or mouth, I suppose. A new device developed at Harvard Medical School may soon let you test food for common allergens instead of using yourself as your own guinea pig. Read More
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But serious props to Delta Airlines.
Source: Wired