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Amazon Echo now talks you through 60,000 recipes

7 years ago

Amazon Echo now talks you through 60,000 recipes Amazon Echo Speakers hasn’t been a comprehensive recipe skill. Campbell’s skill focused on the soup brand, IFTTT integration is imperfect. Jamie Oliver’s skill won’t read cooking instructions aloud. Allrecipes might just save the day, though. It just launched an Alexa skill that guides … Continue Reading →

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The UK just passed the “most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a democracy”

7 years ago

The UK passed the “most extreme surveillance law ever passed in a democracy” The UK has just passed a massive expansion of surveillance law. And critics have called this ‘terrifying’ and ‘dangerous’. Then the new law was introduced by the home secretary, Theresa May in 2012. It took two attempts … Continue Reading →

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Android users are twice as likely to uninstall apps than iOS users

7 years ago

Android users are twice as likely to uninstall apps AppsFlyer’s new report that traced the uninstall behaviors of folks on both iOS and Android. This found that Android owners are double as like uninstall apps as their iPhone brethren. Three out of every ten apps will later be uninstalled … Continue Reading →

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The Largest Private Torrent Tracker For Music, What.CD Was Just Shut Down

7 years ago

What.CD was just shut down What.CD is the premiere private tracker for music. Even their splash page is mysterious and makes you join up. Like PTP, What.CD has been going strong forever. The site hasn’t changed much over the years, and that’s a good thing. The website was … Continue Reading →

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iPhone sends call logs to Apple servers even when iCloud backup switched off

7 years ago

iPhone sends call logs to Apple servers Apple didn’t comment on the specific claims made but tells us: We offer call history syncing as a convenience to our customers so that they can return calls from any of their devices. Apple is deeply committed to safeguarding our customers’ … Continue Reading →

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Students Solved Facebook’s Fake News Problem In Only 36 Hours

7 years ago

Students Solving Facebook’s Fake News Problem In 36 Hours Facebook is facing increasing criticism over the Facebook’s fake news in the 2016 election. The spreading of false information during the election cycle was so bad. Even President Barack Obama called Facebook a “dust cloud of nonsense.” And Facebook … Continue Reading →

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Twitter User Being Banned For Replacing ‘White’ With ‘Black’

7 years ago

Twitter User Gets Banned A Twitter user conducted an experiment to sniff out double standards in the site’s censorship policy concerning race. The same comment was written on two different accounts with only two words changed. Then reported each for offensive behaviour. The first comment read: “I fucking hate … Continue Reading →

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Google Shop – Google’s First Step Into The World Of Physical Retail

7 years ago

Google Shop into the world of physical retail Google may have its online Google Store. Though it’s gone so far in the physical world including the Experience Store in New York City. This permitted people to experiment with the organisation’s most recent gadgets. With Google Shop set to dispatch across Canada, … Continue Reading →

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Here’s a Secret : Google.com is not google.com

7 years ago

ɢoogle.com isn’t google.com Google Analytics has become a great target for spammers, where they leave fake traffic that draws unwary website owners to investigate where it came from. This week one of those spammers left a ‘Vote for Trump‘ message in many people’s analytics reports. What most people didn’t … Continue Reading →

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Facebook: We made a ‘terrible error’ when we killed everyone

7 years ago

Terrible error On Friday, Facebook killed everyone. That is because wiping us off the face of the Earth in a post-Trump mercy-killing just felt right. As we know that everyone was mourning life, the social media giant “memorialized” personal accounts around the world. That is with a banner … Continue Reading →