Monday, December 5, 2016

How a Trump Administration Could Shape the Internet and other top stories.

  • How a Trump Administration Could Shape the Internet

    How a Trump Administration Could Shape the Internet
    TOP OF THE NEWS   DECEMBER 5, 2016 HARDWARE Traditional Keyboards Get Touchy Innovations luring users to laptops.
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  • Samsung Knew Note 7 Had A Dangerous Design, But Took The Risk Anyway, Say Analysts

    Samsung Knew Note 7 Had A Dangerous Design, But Took The Risk Anyway, Say Analysts
    Bags of Samsung Galaxy Note 7s being returned. Photo: George Frey/Getty Images The mainstream media news cycle has moved on to other inflammatory matters recently (like: U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and his controversial cabinet picks), but within the smartphone industry, people are still wondering, "just what the hell went wrong with the Galaxy Note 7?" After all, companies much smaller than Samsung have pumped out dozens and dozens of phones in the past few years without such incidents..
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  • Facebook, Twitter, and Google are still failing to curb hate speech, EU says

    Facebook, Twitter, and Google are still failing to curb hate speech, EU says
    The European Commission this week called on Facebook, Twitter, and other major tech companies to more aggressively police online hate speech or else face new legislation that would force them to do so. As The Financial Times reports, a study commissioned by Věra Jourová, the EU justice commissioner, found that Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, and Microsoft have largely struggled to comply with a voluntary code of conduct on hate speech announced earlier this year. European governments have ..
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  • ESA backs new Mars mission despite disappointing Schiaparelli crash

    ESA backs new Mars mission despite disappointing Schiaparelli crash
    The Schiaparelli lander may have crashed, but that doesn't mean Europe is giving up on Mars.In a show of confidence, member states on Friday approved 450 million euros ($480 million) in funding for the European Space Agency’s ExoMars mission. Numerous other projects, including several related to the International Space Station, were also given the go-ahead as part of a 10.3 billion euro ($11 billion) budget approved by the ESA’s 22 members during a two-day meeting in Lucerne, Switzerland.The re..
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  • Galaxy Note 7 owners will not get any extra compensation for severe damages says Samsung

    Galaxy Note 7 owners will not get any extra compensation for severe damages says Samsung
    Samsung has ruled out any compensation in addition to what it has already given to Galaxy Note 7 owners, some of whom claim they suffered severe damages physically or to their property.A class-action lawsuit was filed by over 2,400 consumers in South Korea apart from five individual lawsuits against the smartphone maker for the Note 7 fiasco. Some of the suits claim users suffered physical damages due to the Note 7 explosion that included burns and respiratory diseases."We gave enough compensati..
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  • Why I cancelled my new 15-inch MacBook Pro order

    Why I cancelled my new 15-inch MacBook Pro order
    Say goodbye to my little friend.I wanted to tell you how gorgeous the 15-inch display was. I wanted to tell you how astonishingly fast the PCIe-based SSD storage was. I wanted to tell you how I'd grudgingly come to accept the shallower keyboard, the Touch Bar, and the four USB-C connectors. For months now, I've been looking forward to getting a new fully-equipped, top-of-the-line 15-inch MacBook Pro. For weeks, ever since I placed my order, I've been looking forward to telling you about it once..
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  • Apple offers views on automated-car police, remains cagey about its plans

    Apple offers views on automated-car police, remains cagey about its plans
    Apple has said in comments to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that it is “excited” about the potential use of automated systems in many areas, including transportation. The company’s director of product integrity Steve Kenner wrote that Apple is “investing heavily in the study of machine learning and automation, and is excited about the potential of automated systems in many areas, including transportation.” Kenner did not say if the company would design or make s..
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  • Microsoft takes aim at Amazon's Echo with Windows 10 HomeHub feature

    Microsoft takes aim at Amazon's Echo with Windows 10 HomeHub feature
    Microsoft is planning to build a HomeHub feature into future Windows 10 updates to better compete against devices like Google Home and Amazon’s Echo. Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell The Verge that the feature is currently in the planning stages, and the software maker is expected to introduce a “HomeHub” in updates due in 2017 and 2018, and not the upcoming Creators Update. Windows Central reports that the feature will “crush” Google Home and Amazon Echo, but The Verge understands..
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  • 8 reasons why Google's Pixel is better than the iPhone

    8 reasons why Google's Pixel is better than the iPhone
    Antonio Villas-Boas/Business InsiderI've been using Google's Pixel XL smartphone for a few weeks, and it's been highlighting the iPhone's glaringly lacking key features. You should note that everything here is subjective. The iPhone has great features that the Pixel doesn't have, and the Apple ecosystem is in a league of its own.  But damn the Pixel is good. You should also note that I'm comparing the Pixel XL experience with my iPhone 6s and not the iPhone 7 series. That's because I have more..
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  • History Unlocked: Mysterious Mummified Legs Belonged to Queen Nefertari, Scientists Confirm

    History Unlocked: Mysterious Mummified Legs Belonged to Queen Nefertari, Scientists Confirm
    Dec 04, 2016 11:14 AM EST Decades after Queen Nefertari's, spouse of Pharaoh Ramses II, royal tomb was discovered in 1904 in Egypt's Valley of the Queens, scientists have finally identified that one of the remains found on the tomb, a pair of legs, belonged to the queen herself. According to the study published in the journal PLOS ONE, Queen Nefetari's royal tomb was looted even before Ernesto Schiaparelli discovered it in 1904. In the royal tomb, archeologists found colorful wall paintings a..
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