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SPIDER, a self-propelled instrument for airship damage evaluation and repair, helps sniff out tiny leaks in Lockheed’s hybrid airship. Source: CNet
Read MoreSPIDER, a self-propelled instrument for airship damage evaluation and repair, helps sniff out tiny leaks in Lockheed’s hybrid airship. Source: CNet
Read MoreEvery internet security company offers some form of privacy protection – ad-blocking, anti-tracker, secure browsing – but Avira takes this to the next level with its own VPN product. Avira Phantom VPN is aimed very much at the home user. There’s no complexity, no choice or even mention of technical details such as protocols, and
Read MoreFor those with many precious photos stored on Flickr, Yahoo’s purchase may inspire some concern. Here are some tips for backing up your images, including ways to automatically save your images to cloud services and get more reliable backups. Source: DIY IT
Read MoreAfter weeks of complaints by some users experiencing Surface Pro 3 battery-drain issues, Microsoft is now saying a software fix will likely remedy the problem. Source: Microsoft
Read MoreA startup called Density has built a people-counting sensor it says could be used to tell you how packed the gym is, or which emergency room can see you the fastest. Source: CNet
Read MoreBy using AI and other software tricks, Microsoft asserts that its camera app outdoes Apple’s at taking pictures of people. An Android version is on its way. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe music service will also set up reminders to alert you to buy tickets and will send you a weekly personalized digest with upcoming shows. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe HTML Source Code Viewer app by Sunuba Gaming poses as a development tool then steals pictures and videos from mobile devices. Twitter Card Style: summary Last time we blogged about malware on Google Play that stole photos from Viber. Since then we’ve discovered another app on Google Play that is moving personal media files
Read MoreT-Mobiie once again led the industry in adding phone customers thanks to its Un-carrier campaign. Source: CNet
Read MoreIf the antiperspirant isn’t cutting it, how about a fan for your pits? Source: CNet
Read MoreRelying on passwords is no longer enough, and some kind of two-factor authentication is a necessary component to secure applications, networks, and systems. However, the most common kind of two-factor authentication — sending special codes via SMS messages — may no longer be an acceptable form. In the latest draft version of its Digital Authentication
Read MorePhotoScape is primarily a photo editor, but this label doesn’t really do it justice – there is much more to it than basic retouching. There’s also an image viewer, a batch editing function, a built in screen capture tool, and a host of filters and effects to quickly liven up any image. On top of
Read MoreAs more organizations adopt the cloud for their applications, developers and administrators are tasked with working with security tools that weren’t designed specifically for the cloud. Former IBM executive Lance Crosby’s latest venture is StackPath, a startup delivering cloud-focused security tools to enterprise as part of a security-as-a-service offering. “[The internet] may be the single
Read MoreGoogle is rolling out a feature that will give your exact location to emergency services if you dial their number. Source: CNet
Read MoreWith Pokemon Go profits going to Niantic and The Pokemon Company, Wii U sales falling and few big hits in sight, Nintendo is hit with financial woes. Source: CNet
Read MoreIndia is the world’s quickest growing smartphone market, and it’s a key to the iPhone’s long-term success. Source: CNet
Read MoreDiehard fans of Mozilla’s desktop browser now have a new mobile version for their iPhone or iPad. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe man, surnamed Lee, was visiting the country and used his brothers car to crash into Nexon’s offices. Source: CNet
Read MorePlus, #THERNC and RIP to Kickass torrents. Join Open_Tab live on CNET’s YouTube page Fridays around 3:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. PT. Source: CNet
Read MoreWe’d be down to order drone-delivered donuts from a local convenience store. The chicken sandwich, though…not so much. Source: CNet
Read MoreUser growth remains stagnant, and the social network plans to rely more on video and live-streaming to turn its fortunes around. Source: CNet
Read More“The world ain’t ready for this!” Source: CNet
Read MoreMeet the Champions you’ll be fragging with in Quake Champions. Source: CNet
Read MoreWelcome to Toronto’s first poop-themed dessert cafe, where you’ll enjoy sweet-smelling treats out of toilet-style dishes. You could even call the place a dump. Source: CNet
Read MoreThe keysniffer attack picks up your passwords when you type on a wireless keyboard. But hackers have to sneak up pretty close to make it work. Source: CNet
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