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Can you stop the Insurgency? From the creator of Plague Inc. comes a unique and deeply engaging political/military strategic simulation.
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It's an artificial window, created from an LCD screen that goes on the wall next to your desk. When you raise the shade, you can see a coworker, or two, working right there next to you. You can strike up a conversation, or ignore them. You can gos
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Instead of a transistor bit, which either lets electrons through or it doesn't, quantum "qubits" use nano-scale physics to express different states; the clockwise or counter-clockwise spin of an electron, for example, or the horizontal or vertical po
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The change comes after Motherboard found the Zoom iOS app was sending analytics information to Facebook when users opened the app.
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"Learn to code." It's been the mantra of the past decade, and for many creatives, a daunting or even pointless prospect. Where do you even start? And who has the time? Well, sheltering in place, and a little help from Unity--the world's most
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The EARN IT Act would tie legal protection to new rules
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The EARN IT Act could give law enforcement officials the backdoor they have long wanted -- unless tech companies come together to stop it
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Voatz, a mobile voting app that's already been piloted in some elections, is filled with 'severe' security vulnerabilities. Voatz's CEO isn't worried about it.
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Wuhan Students Get Homework Software Banned From App Store By Spamming It With One Star Ratings
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Corellium was already getting sued by Apple. This probably won't help things.
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Federal agencies have big contracts with Virginia-based Babel Street. Depending on where you've traveled, your movements may be in the company's data.
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If you're reading this, you've probably used Linux before, and know that it works on almost any piece of hardware. Meanwhile, you've got a phone in your pocket, and you know it's versatile. So can your Android phone run Linux?
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When it comes to quantum computers, we tend to think of companies like Google and IBM as the big players in the field, but there could soon be more competition in the space.
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Reddit boss describes TikTok as 'spyware' and 'fundamentally parasitic' as the controversial video app is set to surpass 10 million users in the UK by 2021
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Harrison Ford's faithful canine sidekick in his new film was created using a human actor which computer whizzes turned into a dog.
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- that inundate them with spam for $3,000 per call
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A senior White House official has said that Chinese company Huawei builds secret back doors into its hardware that allow it to covertly access mobile-phone networks around the world.
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Shadow, Inc. created the app used by the Iowa Democratic Party to streamline the reporting process for the Iowa caucuses.
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On a tense, chaotic night, with the eyes of the nation trained on the Iowa caucuses, that state's Democratic Party was counting on a new smartphone app to make everything go smoothly.
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No one knows how many of Iowa's 1,700 precinct leaders will opt to use a new smartphone app to report Democratic caucus results Monday night. But the security of that app will be the source of much scrutiny.
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A new mobile app was supposed to help Democratic officials quickly gather information from some 1,700 caucus sites throughout Iowa. Instead, a "coding issue" within the app is being blamed for delays that left the results unknown the morning afte
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Amazon's Ring smart doorbell surveillance product has been caught sending user data to Facebook and other companies without making Ring users aware their data was being shared.
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Nvidia uses machine learning computers that blend source photos to create hyper-realistic photo images of people that never existed. Computers are already able to generate fake video from images, making people appear to say and do things they never d
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University of New Mexico is a CIA 'Signature School' and feeds graduates to Intel agencies. Now, UNM wants to equip all firefighters in the U.S. with facial/emotion reading cameras. Would this effectively tie firefighters into a federal surveilla
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Whether you have an iPhone or an Android phone, the new LucidPix app can now turn your cat and food photos into 3D masterpieces.
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Whether you have an iPhone or an Android phone, the new LucidPix app can now turn your cat and food photos into 3D masterpieces.
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The new method makes a deepfake video from an audio source.
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Maps #1 for travelers with search, tourist routes and navigation available offline all over the world!
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It may not be long before you'll have to forget about walking down the street anonymously, says a New York Times report.
