en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-02-01 Namibia Technology

The Ticker
Boston Herald
Drivers, bring your vehicles back to the shop for more work on faulty air bags. The government said yesterday more than 2 million Toyota, Chrysler and Honda vehicles need a second fix for air bags that may inadvertently inflate while the car is running.
More than 2 million vehicles recalled for potentially faulty air bags   Los Angeles Times
UPDATE 4-US regulators recall 2.1 million vehicles in new air bag issue   Reuters
Two million vehicles recalled for air bag fix   Washington Post
OregonLive.com
Houston Chronicle
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The Pirate Bay Has Returned To the Land Of the Living After Two Months
The Mary Sue
The Pirate Bay The domain came back two weeks after the site was raided by Swedish police. The homepage featured a countdown to Feb. 1st, but it appears The Pirate Bay decided to come back early. It's up now, dishing out torrents and boasting a big ol' ...

Pirate Bay Back Online Weeks After Being Shut Down by Swedish Police   Sputnik International
Pirate Bay Returns After Two Months, Admins Revolt   The Inquisitr
The Pirate Bay Has Officially Come Back From The Dead   Pedestrian TV
TweakTown
PC Magazine
Toronto Sun
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This company gets under your skin
Times LIVE
Many people are used to swiping or tapping a card to get into the office, but a Swedish company has gone a step further by putting a chip under its employees' skin. People working at Epicenter, a new hi-tech office block in Sweden, simply have to hold their ...

Sweden high-tech office block implants staff with microchips   Al-Arabiya
Swedish company implants microchips in its staff   New Zealand Herald
One Company is Offering to Plant Radio Chips Into the Hands of Its Employees   IJ Review
Pune Mirror
The Epoch Times
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Google Now updated with support for third-party apps on Android
Mashable
Google Now will be updated with support for 40 third-party apps, the company revealed Friday. See also: Google's epic space documentary hits YouTube. Google Now, launched in 2012, provides personalized search results — in the form of "cards" ...

Google Now Gets New Cards from 40 More Apps   PC Magazine
Wanna cheat? Use these apps to make sure you don't get caught   Chron.com
Google Now adds data from Lyft, Airbnb and other apps   Computerworld
Firstpost
India Today
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PFhub

Has Apple Inc. Finally Earned Majority Market Share
PFhub
Apple Inc. showed substantial growth in revenue in the past quarter, the last one for 2014. Surely, the results make the last quarter a record breaking one not just for Apple, but for all public companies. The tech giant generated a staggering figure of $18 billion ...

Cook needs careful eye on Apple's prize recipe   Times LIVE
Apple: what do you do after becoming the world's most profitable company?   The Guardian
5 reasons why Apple Watch needs to be a hit   USA TODAY
ZDNet
Mashable
TechCrunch
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This is What the Samsung Galaxy S6 Looks Like
Tapscape
Many are highly anticipating the coming of a new Samsung flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S6. With the Mobile World Congress 2015 (MWC 2015) just around the corner, we can expect the said flagship device to have an appearance. As the revelation ...

Samsung Galaxy S4 Android 5.0 update rollout begins in Russia   PhoneDog
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note Edge – is this curvaceous phablet the future?   Express.co.uk
Curved Screen Technology Adopted by the LG Display Phone   Argyll Free Press
Android Headlines - Android News
The Tech Report, LLC
Inrumor (press release) (blog)
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How 1 Billion Android Gadgets Have Been Sold in 2014
Gadget Gestures
81 percent of the worldwide market- that's the shocking news about Android, the Google mobile operating system at the end of 2014. That left Apple's iOS only 15 percent left to maintain the empire. But how did these two grow apart so much, that they created ...

Battle of the big phones- Samsung down in China, Apple gains   The Hindu
Maybe this is the real reason Apple made the iPhone bigger   Quartz
Apple winning the smartphone war   Hamilton Spectator
Sin Chew Jit Poh
Financial Times
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NDTV

Google to change privacy policy
Business Recorder
Search engine Google has agreed to better inform users about how it handles their personal information after an investigation by Britain's data protection regulator found its privacy policy was too vague. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said in a ...

Google to change privacy policy in UK following pressure from data protection ...   Business Standard
Google agrees to change UK privacy policy   Toronto Star (blog)
Google forced to make 'vague' privacy guidelines less confusing or face £500k fine   Daily Mail

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There's A New Vine App Just for Kids
TechnoBuffalo
I'm not a parent, but I know one of the easiest ways to occupy a child is to shove a smartphone/tablet in front of them. But how far down the rabbit hole do you let them go? The Internet can be a scary place, so you can't just hand them a phone and let them go ...

Twitter's Vine Launches Kid Version; Vine Kids App Features Animated Characters   Yibada (English Edition)
Vine App is now for Younger Audiences too   SMN Weekly
Vine releases new version of app for kids   Hindustan Times
Full-Time Whistle
Forbes
CNET
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NDTV

Microsoft gives business users more Windows 10 upgrade details, guidance
ZDNet
After providing Windows consumers with details about its planned free upgrade promotion for Windows 10, Microsoft has started providing business users with some early guidance, as well. win10reveal.jpg In a January 30 blog post, Microsoft officials said ...

Microsoft confirms 2016 launch for Windows Server   Times of India
Column: Is Windows 10 worth a delay in getting a new computer?   The Daily Courier
Eight things to expect from Windows 10   Telegraph.co.uk
The Seattle Times (blog)
The Register
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