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- FinanceThe Telegraph
Amazon Prime Day 2017: When is it and where to find the best deals?
Amazon Prime Day 2017: When is it and where to find the best deals?
- TechDigital Trends
Best app deals of the day! 6 paid iPhone apps for free for a limited time
Everyone likes apps, but sometimes the best ones are a bit expensive. Now and then, developers put paid apps on sale for a limited time, but you have to snatch them up fast. Here are the latest and greatest apps on sale in the iOS App Store
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Amazon Prime Day 2017: Predictions on TV deals
Amazon Prime Day 2017: Predictions on TV deals
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Amazon Prime Day 2017: What home and garden deals can I expect?
Amazon Prime Day 2017: What home and garden deals can I expect?
- TechDigital Trends
The history of the iPhone: Charting 10 years of milestones
To mark the 10th anniversary of the launch of the iPhone, we’ve compiled a list of milestones that have accompanied every release – all the way from that very first iteration to last year’s iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
- TechDigital Trends
AMD Ryzen Pro targets workstations with enterprise performance, security
AMD is following up on its new Epyc line of enterprise server CPUs with its official announcement of the new Ryzen Pro desktop chips aimed squarely at highly compute-intensive workplaces.
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Instagram cracks down on trolls by hiding abusive comments from users
Instagram cracks down on trolls by hiding abusive comments from users
- FinanceThe Canadian Press
'Internet has no borders,' Supreme Court of Canada says in ruling against Google
A potentially groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling recognizes that Canadian courts have jurisdiction to make sweeping orders to block access to Internet content beyond Canada's borders. In a David and Goliath legal saga, the high court sided Wednesday with a small British Columbia company in upholding
- FinanceThe Canadian Press
Microsoft president pushes Vancouver-Seattle tech corridor despite NAFTA doubt
The president of Microsoft is pushing to make a Vancouver-Seattle technology corridor a success, despite the uncertainty around cross-border trade posed by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters after a speech to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, Smith said the
- TechDigital Trends
Scientists are testing a Photonic Fence that fights mosquitos with lasers
The Photonic Fence uses cameras and other optics to scan for pests within 100 meters of the device. Once the machine determines that a bug is a pest, it shoots out a laser, killing the inset within 25 milliseconds.
- NewsThe Independent
Google experimenting with new virtual reality ads that react to users’ eyes
Google has started experimenting with new ad formats for virtual reality (VR). In Google’s example demonstration, the ad cube appears as a 3D object inside an app, and tries to attract your attention by swivelling. “Developers and users have told us they want to avoid disruptive, hard-to-implement
- TechDigital Trends
Canadian Supreme Court rules Google must block certain websites in every country
Canada's Supreme Court ruled in June 2017 that the search giant would have to impose injunctions from the country's courts worldwide, and not just in Canadian domains. It could have widespread legal ramifications.
- TechDigital Trends
Huawei’s new MateBooks get pricing and availability, pre-sales start June 30
Huawei initiated its project to break into the notebook market last year with the underwhelming MateBook 2-in-1. Now, the company is introducing three new MateBook machines and has just released pricing and availability.
- NewsThe Independent
iPhone hacks: 10 hidden Apple iOS features you need to know
The iPhone is now 10 years old. Apple started selling the phone exactly 10 years ago, beginning a revolution that would see smartphones redefine many of the most fundamental parts of our lives. Apple makes most of the obvious ways to interact with your iPhone as clear as they can be.
- FinanceThe Independent
11 best security cameras
There are over 3.2 million British households with self-installed, connected surveillance cameras on the market, according to research from comparethemarket.com. Most security cameras now transmit footage to an iPhone and Android app so you can tune in to see all is safe (or check Fido is behaving himself
- NewsThe Independent
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 returning as cheaper ‘FE’ model designed not to explode
Samsung is set to re-release the infamous Galaxy Note 7 next week. The new version of the handset features different components to the original, which had to be recalled after a number of units caught fire. It will land on 7 July as the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 FE, which stands for “Fandom Edition”.
- TechDigital Trends
Apple iPhone X (2017) rumors and news
The iPhone 7S and 7S Plus may not be the only iPhones arriving from Apple in 2017. The iPhone X (aka iPhone 8) is rumored to be a celebratory model for the iPhone's 10th anniversary. Here's everything we know about it.
- StyleThe Independent
Airport biometrics: How new customs technology is going to make security queues a thing of the past
Call it a marriage of convenience: airlines want you to have a frictionless and convenient experience through the terminal, and airports want you to zoom through all the checks so that, airside, you can treat yourself to some retail therapy. Getting you through the airport faster and more seamlessly
NewsAgence France-PresseDarwin's 'strangest animal ever' finds a family
Charles Darwin, Mr. Evolution himself, didn't know what to make of the fossils he saw in Patagonia so he sent them to his friend, the renowned paleontologist Richard Owen. "The bones looked different from anything he knew," said Michael Hofreiter, senior author of a study published Tuesday
- TechDigital Trends
6 tricky Samsung Galaxy S8 problems, and what to do about them
Despite being Samsung's latest flagship, some users are already facing a score of Galaxy S8 problems. Thankfully, there are fixes and potential workarounds for those struggling with their new device.
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Facebook will protect white men but not black children, leaked documents show
Facebook will protect white men but not black children, leaked documents show
- FinanceThe Canadian Press
Cyberattack: Shipping giant's terminals slowly recovering
Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk, one of the global companies hardest hit by a malicious software that froze computers around the globe, said Thursday that most of its terminals are now operational, though some remain crippled. The Copenhagen-based company said that some terminals are "
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Can modern technology save rhinos from poachers?
Can modern technology save rhinos from poachers?
- NewsCBC
Think turning your smartphone off means you're not distracted? Think again, study says
It's been 10 years since the first iPhone was sold in stores — and the millions of people who now own one likely won't dispute that having the internet, social media and countless apps at their fingertips can sometimes be a distraction. "The present research identifies a potentially costly
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Amazon Prime Day 2017: 30 hour online sale to be held on July 11
Amazon Prime Day 2017: 30 hour online sale to be held on July 11
