There are no hackers anymore — now it’s all about the spies we in the intelligence and security communities are trying to stop. The “insiders” have known this for some time, but it’s becoming more apparent to the business community and now individuals. Read More
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Commentary: Sean Hannity is angry. Then Fox Sports’ Katie Nolan tweets her extremely caustic shot. This is finger-to-finger combat.
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If the cost of getting weapon replicas at SVCC is just chump change, there’s always the live auction.
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Cosplayers from the Bay Area show off their impressive craftsmanship at the San Jose Convention Center for the second year of Silicon Valley Comic Con.
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Falcon Northwest is a small company, but small can mean focus and care when it comes to device makers. Falcon’s business is PCs, and specifically Windows machines capable of delivering terrific gaming power in a package that won’t take up an entire closet in your house. The Tiki is a compact gaming tower that uses top quality materials inside and out, and if you’re looking… Read More
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Apple CEO was upset over app secretly identifying iPhones, even after the app had been deleted, The New York Times reports.
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X marks the calendar in a big way, as “Deadpool 2,” “New Mutants” and “Dark Phoenix” all have 2018 release dates.
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Uber tracked former users even after they deleted the app from their iPhones, a practice that eventually earned CEO Travis Kalanick a scolding from Apple chief executive Tim Cook, the New York Times reports. Uber is pushing back on the allegations, saying that the tracking is a common industry practice used to prevent fraud and account compromise.
Uber allegedly used a practice called… Read More
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App and software updates for the palm-sized live-streaming video camera are available now with final apps arriving this summer.
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Science itself may be non-partisan. But the March for Science this weekend simply couldn’t be. Demonstrators turned out in an estimated 600 cities around the world to rally for science and its role in policy-making, many tech workers among them. The march was organized after the Trump administration proposed and began to implement steep budget cuts to federal science agencies in the… Read More
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