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Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 Review: Big Cinema Sound, Some Compromises
The Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 is a 5.1-channel home theatre package with a soundbar, subwoofer, and rear speakers, priced at Rs. 49,990. Its minimalist design blends easily into living rooms, with the subwoofer serving as the central hub to simplify setup, though rear speakers still need power. Performance shines with movies and shows, offering ...
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Is Charging At Public Ports Safe? Reddit Users Reveal The Truth
A recent Reddit post highlighted this issue when a user shared a picture of a charging station labeled as suitable only for phones, not laptops.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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WikiLeaks, Facebook and the perils of oversharing
The recent release of internal State Department cables by WikiLeaks, assisted by a coalition of news outlets in the United States and Europe, has been viewed as a national security matter -- have confidential sources been compromised? Could relations between...
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Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 Review: Big Cinema Sound, Some Compromises
The Sony Bravia Theatre System 6 is a 5.1-channel home theatre package with a soundbar, subwoofer, and rear speakers, priced at Rs. 49,990. Its minimalist design blends easily into living rooms, with the subwoofer serving as the central hub to simplify setup, though rear speakers still need power. Performance shines with movies and shows, offering ...
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Is Charging At Public Ports Safe? Reddit Users Reveal The Truth
A recent Reddit post highlighted this issue when a user shared a picture of a charging station labeled as suitable only for phones, not laptops.
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WikiLeaks To Release Software Code Of CIA Hacking Tools To Tech Firms: Julian Assange
WikiLeaks will release to tech firms the software code of CIA hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other products, the group's founder said Thursday, attempting to position himself as a defender of cybersecurity and probably further antagonizing the intelligence community.
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WikiLeaks, Facebook and the perils of oversharing
The recent release of internal State Department cables by WikiLeaks, assisted by a coalition of news outlets in the United States and Europe, has been viewed as a national security matter -- have confidential sources been compromised? Could relations between...
