Stories like the one in ‘It’ are pretty common in horror, but audiences never tire of them.
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An SEC hack, a Russian dark web takedown, and more security news this week.
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This week’s major tech headlines include reviews of the new iPhone 8, 8 Plus and Apple TV 4K. Nest also introduced a new line of home protection products called Nest Secure and there’s even more rumblings that Sprint and T-Mobile may actually pull off a long-rumored merger.
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Find out what it took to break the iPhone 8 and which side broke first.
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We subjected a brand new iPhone 8 to three drop tests to find out how fast it would break.
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A trade-in program could help make Google’s forthcoming phone cheaper overall.
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Cassini takes one last look at Saturn’s moon, Jupiter’s swirling clouds, and a star in a great big bubble this week in space.
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The ride-hailing company’s offensive? Waging a popularity contest.
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The tech industry’s over-processed supply of irony might not be enough to service all the ramifications of Uber being stripped of its London license by the city’s transport regulator. Read More
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On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security notified nearly half of the U.S. states that their election systems were targeted by Russia-affiliated hackers in an attempt to influence the 2016 election. In most of the states targeted, the hackers were engaged in preliminary activities like scanning. In other states hackers attempted to infiltrate systems and failed, but in a small selection… Read More
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