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Drones Take Center Stage In US-China War On Data Harvesting
In video reviews of the latest drone models to his 80,000 YouTube subscribers, Indiana college student Carson Miller doesn't seem like an unwitting tool of Chinese spies.
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Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, World's Richest, Shade Each Other Over...
The world's two richest men are duking it out before U.S. regulators over celestial real estate for their satellite fleets.
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Pro-Trump Protesters Flooded Capitol, Entered Senate In 4-Hour Siege
The U.S. Capitol Police force was caught unprepared by a mob of pro-Trump extremists on Wednesday, in a failure to protect the seat of American democracy unparalleled in modern times.
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US Conducting 5G Risk Assessment Amid Huawei, Hacking Concerns
The study -- a wide-ranging assessment of risks -- should be completed within "a couple months.”
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5G's Potential Is the Problem With Huawei in Eyes of Critics
5G technology holds great promise. Forests of gadgets will communicate instantly via millions of antennas.
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US FCC Chair Defends Weakening Net Neutrality Despite Senate Vote
Ajit Pai on Thursday defended his decision to kill Obama-era net neutrality rules a day after the Senate voted to nullify the rules change.
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Samsung Could Face Second Recall as US Probes Burnt Galaxy Note 7
The US FAA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are investigating Wednesdays incident involving a 'safe' Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
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US FCC Boosts Emergency Alert System After New York Bombing
The Federal Communications Commission in a 5-0 vote stopped short of saying emergency officials can send photos with the alerts.
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US FCC Takes Step Towards Rollout of Next-Generation 5G Networks
The FCC voted unanimously on Thursday to open little-used airwaves to purposes as varied as remote surgery, lightning-fast video downloads and factory robotics.
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iPhone That Could Solve Louisiana Mom's Murder Languishes Unused
Police think the pregnant mother's smartphone could hold texts or diary entries revealing who killed her.
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Apple Digs in for Long Fight, Lawyer Says 'There Is No Middle Ground'
"There isn't a middle ground that I know of" to force Apple to "redesign its iPhone," Olson, a lawyer for the company, told Bloomberg Television
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Drones Take Center Stage In US-China War On Data Harvesting
In video reviews of the latest drone models to his 80,000 YouTube subscribers, Indiana college student Carson Miller doesn't seem like an unwitting tool of Chinese spies.
-
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, World's Richest, Shade Each Other Over...
The world's two richest men are duking it out before U.S. regulators over celestial real estate for their satellite fleets.
-
Pro-Trump Protesters Flooded Capitol, Entered Senate In 4-Hour Siege
The U.S. Capitol Police force was caught unprepared by a mob of pro-Trump extremists on Wednesday, in a failure to protect the seat of American democracy unparalleled in modern times.
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US Conducting 5G Risk Assessment Amid Huawei, Hacking Concerns
The study -- a wide-ranging assessment of risks -- should be completed within "a couple months.”
-
5G's Potential Is the Problem With Huawei in Eyes of Critics
5G technology holds great promise. Forests of gadgets will communicate instantly via millions of antennas.
-
US FCC Chair Defends Weakening Net Neutrality Despite Senate Vote
Ajit Pai on Thursday defended his decision to kill Obama-era net neutrality rules a day after the Senate voted to nullify the rules change.
-
Samsung Could Face Second Recall as US Probes Burnt Galaxy Note 7
The US FAA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission are investigating Wednesdays incident involving a 'safe' Samsung Galaxy Note 7.
-
US FCC Boosts Emergency Alert System After New York Bombing
The Federal Communications Commission in a 5-0 vote stopped short of saying emergency officials can send photos with the alerts.
-
US FCC Takes Step Towards Rollout of Next-Generation 5G Networks
The FCC voted unanimously on Thursday to open little-used airwaves to purposes as varied as remote surgery, lightning-fast video downloads and factory robotics.
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iPhone That Could Solve Louisiana Mom's Murder Languishes Unused
Police think the pregnant mother's smartphone could hold texts or diary entries revealing who killed her.
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Apple Digs in for Long Fight, Lawyer Says 'There Is No Middle Ground'
"There isn't a middle ground that I know of" to force Apple to "redesign its iPhone," Olson, a lawyer for the company, told Bloomberg Television
