2015年6月19日 星期五

2015-06-20 Namibia Technology


Irish Examiner
   
Jaguar redefining sports saloon   
Irish Examiner
One of the most important new cars to arrive in Ireland this year has landed. Jaguar Land Rover Ireland this week launched the all-new Jaguar XE and announced an entry price of €37,995 (or €399 a month with Jaguar PCP) for a car which will go ...

Jaguar wants to monitor its drivers' brainwaves, heart rate, and breathing   The Verge
Jaguar, NASA Team for Car That Can Read Your Mind   PC Magazine
Check out this full-sized remote-control Land Rover   Komando
Telegraph.co.uk   
The Car Guide   
Engadget   
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Fortune
   
Google to remove revenge porn sites from search   
Mashable
Google has taken a big step toward protecting victims of revenge porn. In the coming weeks, the search giant will begin honoring requests from victims to stop linking to websites that host the damaging content in searches. Google can't remove the content ...

Business roundup: Google will remove photos upon request   Washington Post
Google to remove revenge-porn results from internet searches   Brisbane Times
Google to remove revenge porn from search results   Los Angeles Times
CNET   
CTV News   
all 195 news articles »   


CNET
   
Samsung calls selfie stick users 'cave people'   
CNET
Technically Incorrect: In a new ad for its Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, Samsung mercilessly mocks those who stick their phones on the end of a stick. by Chris Matyszczyk · @ChrisMatyszczyk; 20 June 2015, 10:18 am AEST. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus.
More than 600 million Samsung Galaxy devices vulnerable to hackers   The Straits Times
Android Circuit: Samsung Security Nightmare, Google Attacks Amazon, Nokia's ...   Forbes
Samsung Galaxy S6 edge Plus Leaked Again   Ubergizmo (blog)
Bharat Press   
The Hans India   
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Financial Express
   
Report: Nokia CEO Talks Mobile Comeback   
PC Magazine
Nokia isn't done with mobile phones just yet. After selling its handset business to Microsoft last year, the Finnish company is officially looking to make a comeback in the mobile space. But it's not planning to go at it alone. Nokia CEO Rajeev Suri (pictured) ...

Brace yourself, planet Earth, says Nokia CEO – our phones ARE coming back ...   The Register
Nokia phones could rise again in 2016, CEO says   PCWorld
Was the Nokia 3210 the greatest phone of all time?   The Guardian
Rapid News Network   
Forbes   
TechCrunch   
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Christian Science Monitor
   
Whatsapp blasted over government access   
The Australian
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has blasted WhatsApp, the mobile messaging app bought by Facebook last year, for not requiring a warrant from governments seeking user information, for not disclosing its policies on turning over data, and for other issues.
AT&T, Verizon, WhatsApp not protecting user privacy, says EFF report   Christian Science Monitor
Verizon, AT&T Don't Have Your Back on Privacy   U.S. News & World Report (blog)
WhatsApp Comes Up Short Protecting User Data, Privacy Watchdog Says   TIME
Times of India   
Slate Magazine (blog)   
Irish Examiner   
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Forbes
   
Apple Loop: Apple's Devastating Security Leak, iPad Pro Confirmed, More ...   
Forbes
Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week's Apple Loop includes an examination of the security issues found in OSX and iOS, potential confirmation of the iPad Pro, the iPad Mini reaching the end of its life, Samsung's next appeal ...

Apple parts ways with the original iPad Mini   CNET
Apple drops original iPad mini, completing switch to Retina screens   Los Angeles Times
Apple Scuttles First-Gen iPad Mini   PC Magazine
Computerworld   
Mashable   
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Engadget
   
EU Spurns Facebook Moments App Over Facial Recognition   
PC Magazine
Facebook earlier this week launched a new photo-sharing app, dubbed Moments, but those in Europe were left out of the party, and now we know why. According to The Wall Street Journal, Facebook isn't offering the app in Europe due to regulators' privacy ...

Why Facebook's New Photo App Isn't Coming Out in Europe   TIME
What You Need to Know About Facebook's New Photo App   Motley Fool
Facebook Not to Offer 'Moments' in Europe amid Concerns over Facial ...   NY City News
ActionNewsJax.com   
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Mashable
   
Woah, man, Google made a computer program that makes trippy art   
Mashable
Uh oh. Looks like Google's newest program found Uncle Jerry's stash of LSD and Grateful Dead tapes. Well, not quite: Google programmed one of its artificial neural networks, usually used for image recognition for its Reverse Image Search, to create these ...

Facebook's New AI Can Paint, But Google's Knows How to Party   Wired
CNET: The surreal dreams of Google's image recognition software   Sentinel Republic
These Are What the Google Artificial Intelligence's Dreams Look Like   Popular Science
Techradar India   
Christian Science Monitor   
all 34 news articles »   


Mashable
   
Best Of E3 2015: PlayStation Boss Shuhei Yoshida Gives High Praise To The ...   
Forbes
SCE Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida dropped by the Halo 5 booth at E3 2015 this year to try out Microsoft's holographic demo and get a glimpse of the Xbox One exclusive in action. Yoshida, or “Shu” as he's affectionately referred to by the ...

Sony has no intentions to let you play old PS3 games on your PS4   Mashable
PS3 games on PS4? Don't bet the farm on it   CNET
E3 2015 Wasn't as Good as the Games Industry Would Like You to Believe   NDTV

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IBNLive
   
Wikileaks Dumps 276000 More Documents From Sony Hack - The New Indian   
Sentinel Republic
The earlier dump of data that was released in April contained some 30,000 stolen emails and documents that tarnished the image of Sony Pictures Entertainment. It is not clear how WikiLeaks got the documents, although in its statement the website referred to ...

Sony hack! WikiLeaks dumps 276000 more documents | World | Malay Mail Online   The Bell Jar
WikiLeaks dumps even more Sony files   USA TODAY
WikiLeaks dumps 276000 more documents from Sony hack   Economic Times
India Today   
Cult of Mac   
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