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Nanjing Opens Second Apple Store

Apple Outdated? Billionaire Chinese Entrepreneur Believes Cupertino Company Losing Momentum

Billionaire entrepreneur and LeEco chief executive Jia Yueting is throwing down the gauntlet is his high-stakes market share battle with Apple, charging that the tech giant is "outdated" and losing momentum across China.
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Opening Android Apps to Chrome OS, Google May Be Beginning OS Integration in Earnest

Google may bring the Google Play Store to Chrome OS. The possibility of opening up the company's desktop operating system to Android apps could be the next step towards deeper integration of Google's two software platforms.
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How Technology is Taking Center Stage at Disney World

Find out in what ways Disney using technology to attract guest to their parks.
Barcelona Cabs Strike Against Uber Taxi App

Uber Settles Major Employee / Contractor Lawuits, But Not the Complicated Issue Underlying Them

Uber settled a couple of big lawsuits on Thursday, but the fundamental question underlying the sharing economy still remains.

PS Plus May 2016 Free Games List Rumors and Predictions: Are Any AAA Titles Coming Soon?

Next week Sony is expected to announce the next slate of free games coming to PlayStation Plus members in May 2016. What might be on the PS Plus free games list for May 2016, and what do the fans want?
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iOS 9.3 Jailbreak Release Date Rumor Update: Coming Before WWDC 2016?

It's been a while since the iPhone jailbreaking community saw a new jailbroken version of iOS 9, but now a possible release of an iOS 9.3 jailbreak is being rumored -- and it could happen before the start of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2016.
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Facebook Is Taking Over Your Phone With Group Calling Update For Messenger App

Facebook is rolling out voice calling for groups in its Messenger app. In adding yet another smartphone function to Facebook's domain, the company is taking another step towards total mobile domination.
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Latino Entrepreneurs Are Rapidly Creating Startups But Why Is Early Funding So Rare?

Latinos are creating businesses at a faster rate than the average for entrepreneurs. But only about one percent of Latino-owned businesses receive the early funding so important (and common) to many average startups. What gives?

Social Media Sunday: Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook Messenger Apps Get Updates Integrating New Features, Upgrades

This week in social media, Facebook announced it was rolling out group voice chat to Messenger, while Snapchat upped its popular face swap feature by adding the iPhone's camera roll as an image source. Meanwhile, Twitter added Yelp integration, at least overseas, in an effort to make the platform more useful for users looking for information while they're out and about.
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Android M 6.0 Marshmallow Update Release Date: Samsung Galaxy Note 5, S6 Edge Plus on T-Mobile OTA Coming Soon

T-Mobile is finally going to release the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update to two very popular phones, the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and Galaxy Note 5 over the air (OTA). Sometime before May 20, all T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and Galaxy Note 5 devices should finally have their Marshmallow.
Pres. Candidate Pena Nieto Campaigns In Monterrey Ahead Of Election

A Hacker Helped Rig Elections in Mexico, Panama, Colombia, Argentina, and More By Spying and Manipulating Social Media to Steer Public Opinion

For nearly ten years, a 20-something Colombian hacker secretly shaped the outcomes of major elections across Latin America.
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Diversity in Tech: Slack Hires Engineer Who Quit Twitter Citing Lack of Diversity

The software engineer that publicly called out Twitter for its stifling, un-diverse leadership culture while leaving the company last year has a new job at Slack.
Hacking Team in Latin America

Latin American Governments Paid This Company to Spy on Their Citizens

The Italian spyware company Hacking Team provided services to governments across Latin America, some of which were used to spy on political dissenters, journalists, and other non-criminal targets, according to a new report.
FLEXIBLE SHEET CAMERA: Computer Vision Lab at Columbia Engineering

Wallpaper Cameras latest in surveillance camera equipment

Scientists are working at developing wallpaper surveillance cameras that are capable of wrapping around walls and still capturing credible snapshots.
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Steve Wozniak on Reddit AMA: Entrepreneurs' Most Common Mistake Is Not Hiring a Business Person

Steve Wozniak, one of the founders of Apple offered up a Reddit AMA recently in which he opened up about his opinions on growing businesses and the keys to success. Here are some takeaways from the Q&A.
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Facebook F8 Keynote Speech Has Mark Zuckerberg Detailing Company's Roadmap for the Next 10 Years

It seems like Facebook users are in for some great news in the coming 10 years as Mark Zuckerberg announced new innovations for the next decade.
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Mexican Researchers May Have Found a Way to Detect Breast Cancer With Saliva

The research team at Mexico's Monterrey Institute of Technology are working on a device that uses saliva to detect breast cancer.
Facebook Down For Second Time In Less Than Week

Facebook Fighting Decline in Key Area: 'Content Collapse' But Could Be Blessing in Disguise

Remember those days when your friends would tell you, on Facebook, what they were eating for lunch or when they were taking a shower or doing other personal things?
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This Eating Utensil Tells You How Many Calories You Are About to Consume

Counting your calories may have just gotten a lot easier.
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