- NewsThe Independent
Tech companies and governments fight over who's responsible for stopping terror attacks
Governments across the world are battling with technology companies to decide the future of the internet. The UK Government is currently leading a fight to force technology companies to delete content at will, a power they claim is necessary for counter-extremism projects but which experts say will
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Huawei may be releasing a foldable smartphone next year
Chinese smartphone maker Huawei is reportedly planning on creating a foldable smartphone to challenge the offerings from ZTE and Samsung. The device is expected to launch next year.
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These Gord Downie Tributes Couldn't Be More Canadian
Gord Downie. He was Canada's son and the voice of a generation's soundtrack.
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When protecting medical devices from hacks, is the cure worse than the disease?
Numerous medical devices, such as pacemakers, are at risk of being hacked, but the updates meant to protect these devices can occasionally cause them to malfunction, leading doctors in a difficult situation.
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The Moon is a floating eyeball that can control and monitor your house
If you're looking for an elegant hi-tech centerpiece for your smart house, the Moon is a floating camera with a 360-degree range that can monitor your house and integrate with all your connected devices.
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Oh for phubb’s sake, leave me alone | Barbara Ellen
While “phubbing” (snubbing people in favour of your mobile phone) has been around for a while, it looks set to become even more socially entrenched. Studies report that it’s affecting various aspects of life, from relationships, friendships and work, to people becoming ever more isolated from real-life
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Not so nasty: dinosaurs liked to snuggle up and socialise
The three young dinosaurs had snuggled together to sleep when disaster struck. A thick layer of ash or soil, probably from a volcanic eruption or sand storm, poured over them and the animals, each the size of a large dog, died within minutes. Subsequent analysis of the fossilised bones – which come
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Google will give you $1,000 to hack Android’s most popular apps
In order to help ensure that the Google Play Store remains secure and safe, Google has partnered with several app developers to offer an increased bug bounty on those who can help find and fix exploits within Android apps.
- FinanceThe Telegraph
Headset catches early signs of dementia by scanning brain waves
Headset catches early signs of dementia by scanning brain waves
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We now know when China’s ‘Heavenly Palace’ will crash to Earth. But where?
China's "Heavenly Palace" space station has accelerated its out-of-control descent and is expected to break apart and crash somewhere on Earth in early 2018.
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The top 10 most expensive drones that you (a civilian) can buy
Okay, these drones may be a bit beyond your budget: Check out the most expensive drones in the world, from industrial giants to highest-end filming tools.
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List of Original Xbox backward-compatible games reportedly leaked
A leaked dashboard image may reveal the 12 original Xbox games available when the Xbox One backward compatibility update launches later this year. At this time, the list has not been confirmed by Microsoft.
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Get your hands on the Nucli smart door lock, and it’ll open with your fingerprint
The Nucli by Westinghouse is a smart lock and doorbell in one, plus you can open it with your fingerprint. It launched on Indiegogo for $299 -- but will it ever ship?
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Huawei Mate 10 Pro vs. Apple iPhone X: Battle of the dual cameras
The iPhone X is on the horizon, but Huawei has thrown the Mate 10 Pro out as a late challenger. With dual shooters, AMOLED displays, and bezel-less designs, which phone comes out on top when these two titans clash?
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Discredited vaccine paper from UBC researchers highlights issue in retraction process, experts say
A scientific paper linking an ingredient in vaccines to autism in mice has been discredited and a retraction is imminent, but Canadian researchers say the incident highlights a broader problem: flawed studies can continue to live online, even after a withdrawal notice. "It attacks the credibility
- NewsThe Telegraph
Orionids meteor shower will light up the sky this weekend - here is how you can see it
Orionids meteor shower will light up the sky this weekend - here is how you can see it
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6 best products showcased at Adobe MAX 2017 conference
The Adobe MAX 2017 conference isn't just about the company's own software. Its partners use the event to showcase products that complement software such as Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere. These are our favorites.
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How to use Lightroom: A beginner’s guide to Adobe’s photo editing software
Adobe Lightroom is popular among pros for its photo management and editing capabilities, as well as its deep integration with Photoshop. But if you are wondering how to use Lightroom as a non-pro, here is a quick guide.
- NewsThe Telegraph
Laptops could be banned from checked luggage because of fire risk
Laptops could be banned from checked luggage because of fire risk
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The best fitness trackers you can buy
Looking for your first fitness tracker, or an upgrade to the one you're already wearing? There are plenty of the wrist-worn gadgets available, so here's our pick of the best ones available right now.
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New Sonos One smart speaker supports Alexa and Google Assistant
Sonos today announced the Sonos One smart speaker, a compact, high-performance speaker which will accept voice commands and execute them through Amazon's Alexa. Google Assistant compatibility is expected next year.
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Apple sued for alleged trademark infringement tied to animoji feature on iPhone X
Apple has been hit with yet another lawsuit, this time for alleged trademark infringement over the use of the term "animoji," which a Japanese firm claims it registered as a trademark in 2014.
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The top 8 Bluetooth speaker deals will help you keep the party going
Wireless speakers are perfect for sharing your music with friends or for creating a compact desktop music setup. Here are our favorite Bluetooth speaker deals that can save you up to $232.
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Catch a 'Falling Star': Exploring Meteor Showers with Mobile Apps
Autumn brings longer and darker nights for skywatchers, as well as a bonus: an upswing in meteors, the bright and transitory trails of tiny particles that burn up as they plunge into Earth's atmosphere at tremendous speed. Between late September and early January every year, Earth's orbit carries
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New Hubble Gallery Reveals Glittering Messier Objects
Starting in the mid-1700s, Charles Messier cataloged more than 100 galaxies, nebulas, star clusters and other objects — and today, they remain popular skywatching targets. Ninety-three of the objects have been imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope and are now compiled into a gallery that shows their
