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Facebook is investing $300 million into local newsrooms
Facebook has been facing a storm of bad publicity lately. Concerns over the company's handling of user data cropped up once more ...
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Following the launch of the iPhone X, almost every Android manufacturer rushed to implement facial recognition on their smartphones. ... -
United Aircraft Corp . (UAC) of Russia and China’s Comac on May 22 launched full-scale development for a commercial widebody aircraft,... -
Numerous users on Slickdeals and elsewhere have been reporting that Amazon has been overcharging them for their “Subscribe & Save”...
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As if Alibaba’s counterfeit woes weren’t enough, the Chinese tech giant’s e-commerce platforms Taobao and Tmall were hit with more bad new...
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Remember back in the 1990s when you could crash Windows from the web browser by invoking console (con) as a directory, e.g., file:///c... -
New China Launch Making history, the Long March 5 is China's largest ever rocket, with a 25 ton LEO payload. It'll be...
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The Windows 10 experience is anchored by the taskbar. It provides an information-packed reference point for your workflow, but not e... -
The tech industry is no stranger to offering hefty cash prizes to those who discover the most debilitating bugs in their products and ... -
A recently uploaded picture has just become the most-liked Instagram post in the service's history, amassing over 28.5 million Lik... -
There was a lot of hype in the runup to The Evil Within’s release back in 2014. This was, after all, a game directed by legendary Resi... -
Twitter (and, more perhaps precisely, Twitter accounts) is now a weapon of war, used to spread misinformation and propaganda. And the ...