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Location American Technology News for 12 October 2017
How to Shoot a Day to Night Timelapse of the Milky Way Galaxy This 10-minute tutorial by nature photography site Nature TTL teaches how to create a day to night time-lapse from sunset to a starry night sky. While it can be a tricky technique to pull off, the effects can be totally ...
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Oculus' Santa Cruz VR headset proves the future of VR is wireless The future of VR is wireless. Today, Oculus announced that its standalone VR headset prototype, the Santa Cruz, will be available to developers in the next year. The company didn't provide further details of when exactly...
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Pinterest hit by Russia-linked political posts too - CNET The visual bookmarking site says it was on the receiving end of posts shared from Facebook and Twitter.
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Facebook's Sandberg vows more transparency on Russian ads - CNET Sandberg acknowledged Facebook has a responsibility to prevent future meddling from foreign actors.
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IKEA does second backtrack on Apple HomeKit support for Tradfri lighting Home furnishings vendor IKEA has once again had to retract claims of Apple HomeKit support for Tradfri, its range of smartbulbs and related accessories.
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Here Are Five Major Performance Benefits Of An Electric Car Electric motors are coming whether we want them or not. So let's not pout, but instead celebrate the ways in which electric vehicles actually outperform their conventional internal combustion engine-driven counterparts.
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Qualcomm takes a $773 million hit in its fight against Apple The Taiwanese Fair Trade Commission has fined Qualcomm NT$23.4 billion ($773 million) for antitrust violations. This is one other major defeat for the chipmaker that's currently embroiled in a complicated legal battle ag...
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NASA coordination project will test vital asteroid early warning system tomorrow An asteroid will whiz by Earth tomorrow, but there’s no need to worry. The space rock won’t be anywhere close to hitting our planet, though researchers will use it for a very important task: to test a particular earl...
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How Are These Masterfully-Engineered Pop-Up Books Even Possible? You've probably never given much thought to the design of a pop-up birthday card after first opening it, but you will after watching this compilation of Peter Dahmen's creations. He somehow manages to turn sheets of pape...
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I Need A Fast Car That Doesn't Look Fast! What Car Should I Buy? Mark is an attorney who's looking for a fast ride that can stay under the radar. He has a pretty healthy budget and needs something with a bit of practicality. What is the best sleeper he can buy?
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The Pure White Essential Phone is finally on sale

Slash Gear - 12 Oct 2017 17:29
The Pure White Essential Phone is finally on sale Essential’s newest version of its Android smartphone has been released, with the hotly-anticipated Pure White Essential Phone finally arriving in stores. The smartphone initially went on sale in Sprint stores back in S...
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Equifax compromised yet again as its website directs visitors to install malware Having already leaked the personal information of half the people in the entire United States, you might think things have gotten pretty much as bad as they can get for Equifax. Well, you'd be wrong, because the company'...
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Google Express partners with Target, Assistant shopping coming to phones Shortly following the launch of Walmart, Google Express is now adding Target to its growing list of available stores. Google has made some pretty big changes to Google Express over the past few months, including the abol...
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ILS says Proton Medium will compete head to head with Falcon 9 International Launch Services expects its new, scaled-down variant of Proton-M to be a more direct competitor with SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket than the current heavy-lift version ILS has used for decades. SpaceNews.com
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Greenpeace activists light fireworks at French nuclear plant Eight environmental have broken into a French nuclear power station and set off fireworks to urge better protection for nuclear waste and protest France's dependence on atomic energy
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Olympic Games Face Greater Cybersecurity Risks

Dark Reading - 12 Oct 2017 17:10
Olympic Games Face Greater Cybersecurity Risks Cybercriminals may alter score results and engage in launching physical attacks at future Olympic Games, a recently released report warns.
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Why the World Is (Still) Better Than You Think--New Evidence For Abundance Your mindset matters -- now more than ever. We are in the midst of a drug epidemic. The drug? Negative news. The drug pushers? The media. As I wrote in Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think, we pay 10x more ...
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Google, IBM and others launch an open source API for keeping tabs on software supply chains Thanks to containers and microservices, the way we are building software is quickly changing. But as with all change, these new models also introduce new problems. You probably still want to know who actually built a giv...
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Facebook 'fully committed' to sharing Russian ad data Data on who was targeted during the US election, and the webpages the ads linked to, will be released by Facebook.
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The ping pong table just got a tech upgrade, turning it into a giant interactive surface Bounce Ping Pong, a social table tennis venue in London, has just launched a new high-tech ping pong table that uses state of art projection mapping technology to create an immersive experience. "Wonderball" is actually ...
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iPhone X Supply Revised Lower Yet Again as TrueDepth System Still Faces Production Issues A new report today yet again suggests that customers looking to get an iPhone X this year might face quite the challenge. Jeff Pu, an analyst with Taipei-based Yuanta Investment Consulting, has cut his forecast of the nu...
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Kaspersky Lab accused of having knowingly assisted Russian spies Reports a few days ago said that Russia used Kaspersky antivirus software to spy on various targets including US government officials and spies. The reports went on to say that the Russian antivirus tool was used to extr...
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