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China's Uighurs Trapped in Factory Toiling for Tech Titans Like Apple, Lenovo
In a lively Muslim quarter of Nanchang city, a sprawling Chinese factory turns out computer screens, cameras and fingerprint scanners for a supplier to international tech giants such as Apple and Lenovo.
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Fitbit, Garmin, Other Wearable Device Makers to Be Probed by US After Philips Complains
US trade regulators said on Friday they will investigate wearable monitoring devices, including those made by Fitbit and Garmin, following allegations of patent violations by rival Koninklijke Philips and its North America unit.
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Kaspersky Says It Obtained Suspected NSA Hacking Code From US Computer
Kaspersky said it had stumbled on the code in 2014 when the consumer version of its popular software flagged a zip file as malicious on a US computer.
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Iris Scanner Can Be Fooled by Photo, Contact Lens: Researchers
A video posted by the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) shows the Galaxy S8 being unlocked using a printed photo of the owner's eye covered with a contact lens to replicate the curvature of a real eyeball.
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China's Uighurs Trapped in Factory Toiling for Tech Titans Like Apple, Lenovo
In a lively Muslim quarter of Nanchang city, a sprawling Chinese factory turns out computer screens, cameras and fingerprint scanners for a supplier to international tech giants such as Apple and Lenovo.
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Fitbit, Garmin, Other Wearable Device Makers to Be Probed by US After Philips Complains
US trade regulators said on Friday they will investigate wearable monitoring devices, including those made by Fitbit and Garmin, following allegations of patent violations by rival Koninklijke Philips and its North America unit.
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Kaspersky Says It Obtained Suspected NSA Hacking Code From US Computer
Kaspersky said it had stumbled on the code in 2014 when the consumer version of its popular software flagged a zip file as malicious on a US computer.
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Samsung Galaxy S8 Iris Scanner Can Be Fooled by Photo, Contact Lens: Researchers
A video posted by the Chaos Computer Club (CCC) shows the Galaxy S8 being unlocked using a printed photo of the owner's eye covered with a contact lens to replicate the curvature of a real eyeball.
