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OnePlus Watch 2R Review: A Better Watch 2?
The OnePlus Watch 2R may seem like a better deal for many, who are looking for a WearOS-powered smartwatch on a budget. Just like the Watch 2, which made for incredible value, given the features it had on offer at launch, the Watch 2R charts a similar path by cutting down costs in areas that many may not even notice.
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Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Qualcomm Launches Paid Cloud Software Service Qualcomm Aware to Track Goods
Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is launching a paid cloud software service to help companies that use its chips keep tabs on goods as they move through the supply chain. The San Diego, California company is the world's biggest provider of chips that help smartphones connect to mobile data networks.
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Apple Aims to Thwart Unwanted AirTag Tracking With Tweaks
Apple announced updates to AirTag tracking devices to prevent them from being used to secretly track people instead of just finding lost keys, wallets, or other items.
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Twitter User Base Jumps to 192 Million Amid US Election Turmoil and Misinformation Battle
Twitter has announced that its user base jumped to 192 million in the Q4 2020 amid US presidential election turmoil. The microblogging site reported profit nearly doubled from a year earlier to $222 million on revenue that soared 28 percent to a record $1.29 billion. But Twitter warns that ad revenue could take a hit from changes Apple is making to...
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Apple Delays iOS 14 Change Likely to Stymie Mobile Ad Targeting
Apple said on Thursday it would give developers until next year to comply with a software change expected to stymie targeted advertising in iPhone and iPad apps.
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Virtual Pedestrians Pave Way To Safer Roads For Driverless Cars
A "virtual human" suddenly steps out at a blind bend, but the engineer in the Volvo car's driving seat on the test track doesn't flinch, leaving it to software to take evasive action.
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New Bluetooth Bug With Remote Access Vulnerabilities Surfaces, Fix Deployed
Tracked as CVE-2018-5383, this Bluetooth bug seems to have affected both the "Secure Simple Pairing" and "Secure Connections" processes of Bluetooth standard and Bluetooth LE, respectively.
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Pune: Conman Posed As Sherlock To Dupe Over 100 People, Arrested
A 40-year-old conman posing as a detective was arrested yesterday by the Pune cyber cell for duping a man under the pretext of helping him track his son's movements through a mobile software. Jagnath Chaudhury, a Chandan Nagar-based businessman, had approached the accused, Sagar Ashok Pandit, in March to keep tabs on his college-going son.
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Face recognition may replace passwords in mobile phones
A new software that can track your facial features in real time is likely to replace passwords and PIN numbers when you log into internet sites from a mobile phone.Eventually, it will be able to tell who the user is,...
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Apple update fixes iPhone tracking "bugs"
Apple released updated software for iPhones to fix bugs that resulted in location data being unencrypted and stored for up to a year.
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Woman sues Microsoft over mobile location tracking
Microsoft is being sued by a Michigan woman
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OnePlus Watch 2R Review: A Better Watch 2?
The OnePlus Watch 2R may seem like a better deal for many, who are looking for a WearOS-powered smartwatch on a budget. Just like the Watch 2, which made for incredible value, given the features it had on offer at launch, the Watch 2R charts a similar path by cutting down costs in areas that many may not even notice.
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Bandai Namco Invests in Pune-Based Game Studio SuperGaming: Details
Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment, best known for Elden Ring and Pac-Man, has invested in two gaming technology startups — SuperGaming from India and Deepmotion from the US. SuperGaming is known for its mobile game such as Silly Royale and MaskGun and is currently working on its indo-futuristic battle-royale title Indus. The company a...
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Qualcomm Launches Paid Cloud Software Service Qualcomm Aware to Track Goods
Qualcomm on Tuesday said it is launching a paid cloud software service to help companies that use its chips keep tabs on goods as they move through the supply chain. The San Diego, California company is the world's biggest provider of chips that help smartphones connect to mobile data networks.
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Apple Aims to Thwart Unwanted AirTag Tracking With Tweaks
Apple announced updates to AirTag tracking devices to prevent them from being used to secretly track people instead of just finding lost keys, wallets, or other items.
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Twitter User Base Jumps to 192 Million Amid US Election Turmoil and Misinformation Battle
Twitter has announced that its user base jumped to 192 million in the Q4 2020 amid US presidential election turmoil. The microblogging site reported profit nearly doubled from a year earlier to $222 million on revenue that soared 28 percent to a record $1.29 billion. But Twitter warns that ad revenue could take a hit from changes Apple is making to...
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Apple Delays iOS 14 Change Likely to Stymie Mobile Ad Targeting
Apple said on Thursday it would give developers until next year to comply with a software change expected to stymie targeted advertising in iPhone and iPad apps.
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Virtual Pedestrians Pave Way To Safer Roads For Driverless Cars
A "virtual human" suddenly steps out at a blind bend, but the engineer in the Volvo car's driving seat on the test track doesn't flinch, leaving it to software to take evasive action.
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New Bluetooth Bug With Remote Access Vulnerabilities Surfaces, Fix Deployed
Tracked as CVE-2018-5383, this Bluetooth bug seems to have affected both the "Secure Simple Pairing" and "Secure Connections" processes of Bluetooth standard and Bluetooth LE, respectively.
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Pune: Conman Posed As Sherlock To Dupe Over 100 People, Arrested
A 40-year-old conman posing as a detective was arrested yesterday by the Pune cyber cell for duping a man under the pretext of helping him track his son's movements through a mobile software. Jagnath Chaudhury, a Chandan Nagar-based businessman, had approached the accused, Sagar Ashok Pandit, in March to keep tabs on his college-going son.
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Face recognition may replace passwords in mobile phones
A new software that can track your facial features in real time is likely to replace passwords and PIN numbers when you log into internet sites from a mobile phone.Eventually, it will be able to tell who the user is,...
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Apple update fixes iPhone tracking "bugs"
Apple released updated software for iPhones to fix bugs that resulted in location data being unencrypted and stored for up to a year.
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Woman sues Microsoft over mobile location tracking
Microsoft is being sued by a Michigan woman
