You might like to snack during a PC or gaming session, but the mess can quickly work its way into your devices, eventually leading to a malfunction. The Wype aims to end such worries by keeping your fingers spotless.
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Kaspersky, Apple, and more of the week’s top security news.
Source: Wired
To tell truth from fiction, start with quantitative thinking, argues the mathematician Rebecca Goldin.
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A glittering barred spiral galaxy, Jupiter’s storms, and Cassini’s long-awaited Grande Finale dive this week in space.
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Patreon is raising at a $450 millon valuation, Chrome mutes autoplaying videos and Hulu is spending $2.5 billion for original content. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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Well, that didn’t take long. Yesterday, China’s longest running bitcoin exchange, BTC China, announced it will suspend its local trading service at the end of this month, and today the country’s two other major exchanges — Huobi and OKCoin — followed suit to say they will cease at the end of October. The writing was on the wall when The Wall Street Journal… Read More
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The Disrupt SF Hackathon kicks off this Saturday, September 16 at Pier 48. Check out these prizes being awarded from our partners, in addition to the overall “best of” prize awarded from TechCrunch – a sweet $5K to the winning team. Accenture The Accenture Hackathon Social Impact Challenge tasks you with building an app that helps improve the lives of those affected after… Read More
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Nike just announced the “Nike NBA Jersey with NikeConnect”, a connected jersey that allows wearers to get highlight reels, scores, stats and exclusive content from and about their favorite players and teams with a tap of their phones on the jersey’s tag. Read More
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Apple isn’t backing down from a new approach that limits how web visitors can be tracked by online advertisers. The new feature in Safari, called Intelligent Tracking Prevention, was first announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference in June. It incorporates a number of different ways that Apple is trying to cut back on ad-tracking, for example by limiting the use of… Read More
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Spoiler alert: It’s nearly as small as a regular iPhone, but with a *bigger* screen than a Plus.
Source: CNET