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November, 2017

  • 22 November

    Andy Serkis talks about the evolution of motion capture

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  • 22 November

    Uber admits major data breach… 1 year late

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  • 21 November

    Apple removes Skype from its app store in China

    Apple on Tuesday removed Skype and a few other apps from its app store in China, after the country’s government told Apple the apps violated local laws, Reuters reported Tuesday. “We have been notified by the Ministry of Public Security that a number of voice over internet protocol apps do not comply with local law, therefore these apps have been …

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  • 21 November

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  • 21 November

    FTC reportedly probing TripAdvisor for deleting rape reports

    The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly investigating TripAdvisor after the travel recommendation site was accused of censoring users’ reports of rape and assault in reviews of resorts on the site. The investigation was revealed in a letter sent last week to Sen. Tammy Baldwin, a Wisconsin Democrat, by the FTC, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Tuesday. “The commission has a …

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  • 21 November

    Sprint shakes up management team following T

    Sprint this week revealed a management reshuffle in the wake of its failed merger deal with T-Mobile. Overall, three Sprint executives are leaving the company and seven will no longer report directly to CEO Marcelo Claure, the Kansas City Star reported Monday. The two companies were rumored to merge for years. But, earlier this month, Sprint and T-Mobile announced they called off …

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  • 21 November

    Discounts or disruption? What to expect from Amazon Australia

    Ahhh, Australia — we’re tech savvy, we invented Wi-Fi and the Hills Hoist, but we always seem to be invited late to the tech party. But all that’s about to change. Amazon is coming to Australia. And it’s about bloody time. According to a handful of reports, Amazon is preparing sellers who use its network for a soft launch in …

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  • 21 November

    iPhone X supplier Foxconn under fire over student labor

    Apple’s main supplier in China used student workers illegally to manufacture parts for the newly launched iPhone X, the Financial Times reported Tuesday. Six high school students said they regularly worked 11-hour days for Foxconn, a longtime manufacturing partner of Apple, at a factory in Zhengzhou. Students are classed as interns, making their overtime hours illegal under Chinese law, the …

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  • 21 November

    Android phones still track you when location services are off

    Google has been collecting Android phones’ locations even when location services are turned off, an investigation has revealed. Online publication Quartz observed Android phones collecting the addresses of nearby mobile phone masts and sending them back to Google. The details were collected even when location services were turned off on the phones, no apps had been installed and there was …

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  • 21 November

    Foldable Galaxy phone linked to Samsung listing online

    We’ve been hearing whispers about a foldable Galaxy phone for quite some time, and now we may have another piece of the puzzle. Samsung’s Korean website now lists a phone with the model number SM-G888N0. We don’t know much about it, but this is the same model number that’s previously been linked to the company’s folding phone, nicknamed the Galaxy …

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