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Location American Technology News for 4 July 2017
Amazon and eBay images broken by Photobucket's 'ransom demand' An image sharing site's change of policy stops photos appearing on Amazon, eBay and Etsy.
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Pulling the plug on huge hacking

Phys.org - 4 Jul 2017 16:10
Pulling the plug on huge hacking Salim Neino had been waiting for something like WannaCry.
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Best open source apps for Android & iOS in 2017

Slash Gear - 4 Jul 2017 16:04
Best open source apps for Android & iOS in 2017 Our mobile devices, particularly our smartphones, have practically become extensions of our persons. And yet we do not treat them with the same guarded vigilance as we do our homes. Whereas we, most often than not, scrut...
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Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG OS HSM Art Review

Photography Blog - 4 Jul 2017 17:45
The Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 DG OS HSM Art is an exciting new professional standard zoom lens for full-frame DSLR cameras. Retailing for £1399 / $1299, can the Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 compete with the equivalent lenses from Canon...
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The first self-driving grocery delivery van

Ars Technica - 4 Jul 2017 14:45
The first self-driving grocery delivery van I got to experience the disruption of autonomous deliveries first-hand in Greenwich.
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Assassination Plot Discovered By Video Game Forum A 23-year-old man has been arrested after his plot to try and assassinate the French President was uncovered by the users of a video game forum.
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Moto E4 Review: Verizon's best cheap phone

Slash Gear - 4 Jul 2017 19:30
Moto E4 Review: Verizon's best cheap phone This week the Motorola-made Moto E4 for Verizon is on our review desk, and things are looking up. This device is one of the lowest-cost Motorola smartphones ever made, made to take the place of the Moto G as king of the ...
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9 paid iPhone apps on sale for free today Are you standing next to a hot grill waiting for your burgers to cook at your July 4th barbecue? There's no better way to spend that time than by scrolling through our roundup of today's best paid iPhone and iPad apps on...
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Kidnappers Around the World Want Their Ransoms Paid in Bitcoin Another episode of crime trying to take what it can from tech.
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Report: Apple Hopes to Replace Fingerprints With a 3D Face Scanner on iPhone 8 Yesterday, a leak from one of the most reliable Apple rumor sleuths claimed that the iPhone 8 won't feature a fingerprint scanner integrated into the display. That feature has been expected for some time. But if a new re...
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Facebook Tracking Lawsuit Judge Says Keeping Online Activity Private Is Users' Responsibility A U.S. Federal judge just dismissed an internet privacy lawsuit against Facebook, stating that the plaintiffs should have been responsible for their privacy. It remains uncertain how this impacts the site's other users.
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China rocket failure likely to set back next space missions The failure of China's Long March 5 rocket deals a rare setback to China's highly successful space program and almost certainly delays a mission planned to bring back moon samples
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Robots to aid tourists, clean floors at South Korean airport Robots to roam South Korea's largest airport, helping travelers find their way and keeping floors clean as the country prepares for its first Winter Olympics games
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SpaceX's capsule 're-flight' is a space travel milestone SpaceX just took one step closer to making reusable private spacecraft seem entirely ordinary. The company has confirmed that its previously used Dragon capsule splashed down on the morning of July 3rd, making it the fir...
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Here's a first look at Samsung's prototype standalone VR headset The prototype has eye-tracking, hand-tracking, and facial expression recognition capabilities and can power dual WQHD+ displays at 90 Hz.
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We're entering the world of invisible technology. Can we keep up? We're about to enter an era of technology developments in which some of the most interesting innovations aren't likely to visible.        
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This week, in crappy online petition land... Few could argue with what the Raspberry Pi has achieved. As well as inspiring countless youngsters into computing, the tiny affordable gadget is beloved by amateur and profess...
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Imagination Technologies slams Apple for ditching its iPhone GPU tech in earnings call Apple's previous chip manufacturer Imagination Technologies has returned to profitability on paper, but has made no progress with Apple regarding its contention that the iPhone manufacturer won't be able to make its own ...
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Would You Put a A few years ago, I left my job at a newspaper to stay home with my infant daughter full-time. Ten months later, I was ready--so freaking ready--to return to the workplace. So I opened up my résumé and prepared to send ...
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Next iPhone might use 3D face-scanning tech instead of TouchID Face-scanning tech is faster, more secure, less prone to annoyingly not working when you really need to log into your iPhone right now dammit.
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'The Simpsons' trolls Trump's 'presidential' tweets in video - CNET Moe-M-G! Springfield's favorite bartender gets in a dig at the president's social media habits in a short but sweet clip.
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Germany braces for cyber attacks at G20 next week - CNET A 24/7 special command center has been set up to defend against attacks via the internet.
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