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Fitbit activates female health tracking on the Versa and Ionic
Two months ago, when Fitbit unveiled its Versa smartwatch, the company also announced an upcoming feature called "Female health tracking"
YouTube takes control of Vevo music video ads
Vevo has struck a deal with YouTube that will significantly change the ads you see played on your favorite artist's
The Morning After: Elon Musk’s candy dreams
It's a busy week coming up. Microsoft's Build conference kicks off today, then, with no time for a break, it's
A VR quest to make you care about endangered species
Most of us don't think about rhinos on a daily basis. We're too consumed with maintaining inbox-zero or making sure
Sophisticated Android malware tracks all your phone activities
An advanced type of malware can spy on nearly every Android smartphone function and steal passwords, photos, video, screenshots and
MIT’s self-driving car can navigate unmapped country roads
There's a good reason why companies often test self-driving cars in big cities: they'd be lost most anywhere else.
Vudu update brings 4K Disney movies to Apple TV
When the Apple TV 4K arrived, there was one glaring omission in its movie catalog: Disney. No matter how
Apple’s influential, iconic iMac turns 20
There are few individual computer models that have left a lasting mark on the industry, but you can definitely put
Cambridge Analytica’s Facebook data models survived until 2017
Facebook may have succeeded in getting Cambridge Analytica to delete millions of users' data in January 2016, but the information
Chinese spies linked to decade-long hacking campaign
China's long-running hacking efforts may be more extensive than first thought. Security researchers at ProtectWise's 401TRG team have determined that
Kia unveils production Niro EV crossover with 280-mile range
When Kia unveiled the Niro EV at CES, it prompted one main question: how much would the electric crossover change
Police face recognition misidentified 2,300 as potential criminals
Ask critics of police face recognition why they're so skeptical and they'll likely cite unreliability as one factor. What
California to require solar panels on most new homes
There's no question that solar power is entering the mainstream, but California is about to give it a giant boost.
After Math: Robot revolutionaries
The whole "fear of SkyNet" trope is a bit moot at this point, seeing as how robots have already infiltrated
‘Eve Online’ turns 15 today, and its history is epic
Today is the 15th anniversary of the legendarily fascinating virtual world EVE Online, a massively multiplayer spaceship game that has
YouTube pulls hundreds of videos over essay cheating ads
YouTube doesn't have it easy managing the ads it automatically inserts itself, but it's another challenge entirely to manage the
Ben Heck’s mini pinball game: Analysis and programming
Ben is moving walls around, but don't expect him to quit his day job to become an architect just yet.
Facebook’s friend suggestions helped connect extremists
When you think of internet giants fighting terrorism online, there's a good chance you think of them banning accounts and
Ticketmaster hopes to speed up event access by scanning your face
Ticketmaster envisions a future wherein you no longer need either a physical or a digital ticket to get into a
Elon Musk’s next project might be… a candy company?
No, Elon Musk isn't done envisioning strange new ventures just yet. Hot on the heels of his cyborg dragon, a
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Samsung is reportedly teaming up with ARM and AMD to beat Qualcomm
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Xiaomi launches MIUI 12 in India: Here’s everything you need to know
Some Xiaomi phones have already started receiving the MIUI 12 update in India.What you need to knowXiaomi has unveiled its
Yes, there’s a “Netflix for sleep” and it has hundreds of hours of content
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With OxygenOS 11, OnePlus ditches stock Android for Samsung’s One UI
One of the best things about OxygenOS is its stock Android UI. That's changing with OxygenOS 11.The first OxygenOS 11