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Uber's London Ban Marks Global Backlash for Ride-Hailing Giants
London's transport authority banned Uber for a second time on Monday, citing concerns about customer safety after vulnerabilities in the app let drivers fake their identities in thousands of rides.
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Ola Begins Signing Up Drivers in London as Uber Gets Banned
Ola said it had started signing up drivers in London on Tuesday and will start service in the city within weeks.
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How Huawei's US Ban Threatens to Throttle Global 5G Rollout
The US move threatens to cut off the world's largest provider of networking gear and No. 2 smartphone vendor from the US software and semiconductors it needs to make its products.
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Facebook Says First-Person Christchurch Video Foiled AI System
Facebook said it struggled to identify the video of the New Zealand mosque shootings because of the use of a head-mounted camera by the gunman.
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Samsung Galaxy S10+ Versus iPhone XS Max: How They Measure Up
The iPhone XS Max and Galaxy S10+ can both be charged wirelessly, but Samsung gave its phone a bonus perk: it can charge other products wirelessly, too.
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Internal Facebook Emails Show How Company Burnt Rivals, Struck Deals Over Data
The documents were handed over by the founder of US software company Six4Three.
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Co-Working Giant Tells Employees Meat Is Off The Company Menu. Here's Why
Co-working giant WeWork Cos. thinks it can save the environment quicker than Elon Musk.
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How Microsoft Turned Consumers Against the Beloved Skype Brand
It's relatively easy these days to find critics of Skype, the popular online calling service that Microsoft acquired in 2011 for $8.5 billion.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Apple found that its main supplier in Asia has been employing high-school students working illegal overtime to assemble the iPhone X.
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Few Ransomware Victims Are Paying Hackers Because Using Bitcoin Is Hard
As of early Monday, only about $50,000 had been paid in ransoms, according to Elliptic Enterprises.
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Your Password Is Terrible and Everyone Wants to Fix That
Headlines about mass data breaches have become ominously routine, and yet password convenience still trumps security for most people.
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Spotify CEO Daniel Ek Becomes Chairman as Co-Founder Steps Down
Martin Lorentzon, a co-founder of Spotify, is stepping down from his role as chairman after 10 years.
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Samsung Expands Payment Business to New Smartwatch Products
Samsung's incorporation of cellular connectivity into the previous Gear models was a key contributor to the product line's success.
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Samsung's New Flagship in Latest Phase of Apple Battle
Samsung's efforts to win back customers from Apple and Chinese vendors saw it keep the form and shape of last year's models.
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Uber's London Ban Marks Global Backlash for Ride-Hailing Giants
London's transport authority banned Uber for a second time on Monday, citing concerns about customer safety after vulnerabilities in the app let drivers fake their identities in thousands of rides.
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Ola Begins Signing Up Drivers in London as Uber Gets Banned
Ola said it had started signing up drivers in London on Tuesday and will start service in the city within weeks.
-
How Huawei's US Ban Threatens to Throttle Global 5G Rollout
The US move threatens to cut off the world's largest provider of networking gear and No. 2 smartphone vendor from the US software and semiconductors it needs to make its products.
-
Facebook Says First-Person Christchurch Video Foiled AI System
Facebook said it struggled to identify the video of the New Zealand mosque shootings because of the use of a head-mounted camera by the gunman.
-
Samsung Galaxy S10+ Versus iPhone XS Max: How They Measure Up
The iPhone XS Max and Galaxy S10+ can both be charged wirelessly, but Samsung gave its phone a bonus perk: it can charge other products wirelessly, too.
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Internal Facebook Emails Show How Company Burnt Rivals, Struck Deals Over Data
The documents were handed over by the founder of US software company Six4Three.
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Co-Working Giant Tells Employees Meat Is Off The Company Menu. Here's Why
Co-working giant WeWork Cos. thinks it can save the environment quicker than Elon Musk.
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How Microsoft Turned Consumers Against the Beloved Skype Brand
It's relatively easy these days to find critics of Skype, the popular online calling service that Microsoft acquired in 2011 for $8.5 billion.
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Interns at a factory operated by Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., part of Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group, worked voluntarily and received benefits, though worked longer days than Chinese law permits, Apple said in a statement. The Financial Times reported earlier Tuesday that a group of 3,000 students from the Zhengzhou Urban Rail Transit School ...
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Apple Finds Foxconn Interns Worked Illegal Overtime on iPhone X
Apple found that its main supplier in Asia has been employing high-school students working illegal overtime to assemble the iPhone X.
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Few Ransomware Victims Are Paying Hackers Because Using Bitcoin Is Hard
As of early Monday, only about $50,000 had been paid in ransoms, according to Elliptic Enterprises.
-
Your Password Is Terrible and Everyone Wants to Fix That
Headlines about mass data breaches have become ominously routine, and yet password convenience still trumps security for most people.
-
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek Becomes Chairman as Co-Founder Steps Down
Martin Lorentzon, a co-founder of Spotify, is stepping down from his role as chairman after 10 years.
-
Samsung Expands Payment Business to New Smartwatch Products
Samsung's incorporation of cellular connectivity into the previous Gear models was a key contributor to the product line's success.
-
Samsung's New Flagship in Latest Phase of Apple Battle
Samsung's efforts to win back customers from Apple and Chinese vendors saw it keep the form and shape of last year's models.
