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• Hacked 3D printers could commit industrial sabotage

  12-07-2016 23:24
  
  3D printers can churn out toys, clothing and even food. But the technology also shows potential for use in industrial sabotage, researchers warn.Imagine a car maker using 3D printers to manufacture components, only to have the parts contain defects that are undetectable until it’s too late.A hacker with access to the 3D printers could make that happen, a team of researchers wrote in a recent paper. This could result in a "devastating impact" for users and lead to product recalls and l
  
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• Google's AI is learning how to save your life

  12-07-2016 22:49
  
  AlphaGo's uncanny success at the game of Go was taken by many as a death knell for the dominance of the human intellect, but Google researcher David Silver doesn't see it that way. Instead, he sees a world of potential benefits.As one of the lead architects behind Google DeepMind's AlphaGo system, which defeated South Korean Go champion Lee Se-dol 4 games to 1 in March, Silver believes the technology's next role should be to help advance human health.To read this article in full or to leave a co
  
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• IBM and Samsung achieve breakthrough on flash killer for wearables, mobile devices

  12-07-2016 22:18
  
  IBM and development partner Samsung announced they've developed a process to manufacture a type of non-volatile RAM that is up to 100,000 times faster than NAND flash and never wears out.
  The two companies collaborated to develop next-generation magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) using spin-transfer torque (STT) technology, which would lead to low-capacity memory chips for Internet of Things sensors, wearables and mobile devices that currently use NAND flash to store data.
  IBM and Samsung published a
  
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• Microsoft amps up Windows-as-a-subscription effort

  12-07-2016 22:03
  
  Microsoft today announced that this fall its partners will start selling subscriptions to Windows 10 Enterprise, the edition that targets businesses, for $7 per month per user.
  Dubbed Windows 10 Enterprise E3 -- the last part of the label a nod to Office 365's nomenclature -- the subscription program will be offered from a select group of resellers already on the Redmond, Wash. company's Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) list.
  The approved CSP resellers -- Microsoft did not identify which partners
  
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• Here's how to star in Apple's new TV show about app creation

  12-07-2016 21:49
  
  Apple is co-producing a TV show about app design and development, and you might be able to play a starring role.On Tuesday, the production company working with Apple on the show, Propagate, announced an open casting call for people who want to be on "Planet of the Apps."The show is Apple's first foray into TV series production and is described as "a new unscripted series about the world of apps and the developers who create them."Applications are being accepted through the show's website un
  
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• Pokémon Go is making people take leave of their senses

  12-07-2016 21:26
  
  Pokémon Go, the new augmented reality smartphone game, has players showing up in some strange places looking for virtual cartoon creatures.
  Several players have shown up at a sex products store in the U.K., according to some news reports. In New Zealand, players have gone to the headquarters of the Hells Angels biker gang, reports the Guardian.
  The game is aimed at players aged 10 and up, according to information on Pokémon Go's Google Play download page. To read this ar
  
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• Pokeman Go is making people take leave of their senses

  12-07-2016 21:26
  
  Pokémon Go, the new augmented reality smartphone game, has players showing up in some strange places looking for virtual cartoon creatures.Several players have shown up at a sex products store in the U.K., according to some news reports. In New Zealand, players have gone to the headquarters of the Hells Angels biker gang, reports the Guardian.The game is aimed at players aged 10 and up, according to information on Pokémon Go's Google Play download page. To read this artic
  
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• Honda's new motor for hybrid cars is a very big deal

  12-07-2016 21:08
  
  Honda Motor has developed the world's first electric motor for hybrid cars that doesn't use heavy rare earth metals -- a major step forward in development of motors that are free from the political whims of the Chinese government.
  Rare earth metals are important for the production of many high-tech devices, including smartphones and the magnets in motors. About 80 percent of the global supply of these metals comes from China, and in the past, the country has restricted access to some of them fo
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Why being open source is not killing Android

  12-07-2016 21:01
  
  Adrian Kingsley-Hughes has written a piece on ZDNet titled “Being open source is killing Android” where he shared some interesting views on Android. In the article he identified fragmentation as Android's biggest problem.
  Chances are high that you said that the biggest problems facing Android are fragmentation (too many different versions and device form-factors), and the fact that users don't get updates in a timely fashion.
  Whether fragmentation is a problem or not depends on
  
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• NASA rover Curiosity is back at work on Mars

  12-07-2016 20:21
  
  NASA's Curiosity Mars rover resumed work on Monday after being in safe mode for nine days.
  While NASA engineers have not fixed what is thought to be the software issue that caused the robotic rover to put itself into a protective mode, they believe they pinpointed the problem.
  Using information the rover transmitted back to Earth, NASA engineers determined that the problem stemmed from a "mismatch" in systems involved in transferring data.
  "Science activity planning for the rover is avoiding us
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Malware strategy: Prevent, Contain, Recover

  12-07-2016 20:00
  
  The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at and repair. — Douglas Adams
  We as people in IT and as people in business need to get over the idea that we can stop 100% of those out to do us harm 100% of the time. We can’t. We need to acknowledge that we will do the best we can to protect our organizations, our customers and
  
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• Killing the password: FIDO says long journey will be worth it

  12-07-2016 19:16
  
  The FIDO (formerly Fast Identity Online) Alliance is out to kill the password.
  It wouldn’t seem to be a tough sales job. There is little debate among security experts that passwords are a lousy, obsolete form of authentication.
  The evidence is overwhelming. Most people in spite of exhortations to use long, complicated passwords, to change them at least monthly and to avoid using the same one for multiple sites, don’t.
  The latest Verizon Data Breach Incident Report (DBIR) found that
  
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• RoboBoat contest puts autonomous boats to the test

  12-07-2016 19:01
  
  RoboBoat contest puts autonomous boats to the testImage by John Williams/US NavyYou've heard of self-driving cars and drones, but autonomous boats? This fast-developing industry has its eyes set on coastal surveillance, port security and other types of maritime operations. Student teams competed last week at the 2016 RoboBoat contest.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: The role of the BHAG

  12-07-2016 18:54
  
  A typical software implementation includes an assessment of the current state systems, processes and requirements. It should also look ahead to your organization’s strategic plan to determine if any future requirements should be included in the assessment.Those are a great places to start. But you should also look beyond those two sources of requirements and identify BHAGs -- big hairy audacious goals!For example, we had a customer that created a set of requirements around billing based on
  
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• China loads up on chip technology with new ARM license

  12-07-2016 18:27
  China already has the world's fastest computer with its homegrown chip, but the country hasn't stopped loading up on technology to make more of its own chips.ARM announced Tuesday it has licensed the ARMv8-A architecture to Huaxintong Semiconductor Technology, a joint venture between China's Guizhou province and a subsidiary of Qualcomm.The Chinese company will make ARM-based chipsets for servers in data centers. The small Guizhou province is considered a big data hub, and the province hosts 2.5
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: Mirantis OpenStack 9.0 improves post-deployment support, private cloud operations

  12-07-2016 18:16
  
  Mirantis, the pure play open source company, has announced the release of Mirantis OpenStack 9.0, which is based on OpenStack Mitaka.“The improvements in Mirantis OpenStack 9.0 are based on real-world production deployments of Mirantis OpenStack, including our collaborations with AT&T and Volkswagen,” said Boris Renski, co-founder and CMO of Mirantis. “The improvements we made -- largely in the area of post-deployment operations -- integrate Mirantis’ services experti
  
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• Is Wi-Fi finally ‘fast enough?’

  12-07-2016 17:55
  
  Wi-Fi has become so ubiquitous over the past decade and a half that we talk about it – and complain about it – like it’s part of the weather. Be honest, average user – the first thing you think when your connection starts acting up is “damn it, what’s wrong with the Wi-Fi now?”
  But the degree to which Wi-Fi is likely to be the limiting factor for any given connection is shrinking. Wi-Fi has evolved quickly over the past few years, so much so that it can
  
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• Microsoft delays its Azure Stack software until mid-2017

  12-07-2016 17:44
  
  Azure Stack, Microsoft's system for building private clouds that run the same software it uses in its public cloud, has been delayed until the middle of 2017, the company announced Tuesday.Microsoft has changed its strategy and will provide Azure Stack through integrated systems built by hardware partners, rather than allowing companies to deploy the software on any compatible hardware they choose. Microsoft has been pushing Azure Stack as a differentiator of its cloud platform compared to
  
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• Prime Deal: 46% off Segway miniPRO Personal Transporter, Now Shipping - Prime Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 17:42
  
  Forget hoverboards. The Segway miniPRO is a smarter, stronger and safer personal transporter, UL 2272 Certified for the highest standards of electrical and fire safety requirements established by Underwriter Laboratories. The miniPRO has large air-filled tires suitable for almost any terrain. Its innovative knee bar makes steering easy and precise, and its powerful lithium-ion battery will take you up to 14 miles on a single charge at speeds of up to 10 miles per hour. Automatic head a
  
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• US probes Tesla on autopilot system failures after fatal crash

  12-07-2016 16:49
  
  The U.S. government has asked Tesla Motors for detailed information about key safety systems on its cars after a May 7 crash in which a driver was killed while traveling in autonomous mode.In the accident, a Tesla Model S in autopilot mode failed to recognize a truck being driven across the highway in front of it and slammed into it. The roof of the car was torn off and the driver was killed.In a letter sent to Palo Alto-based Tesla Motors, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHT
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: How companies limit project success

  12-07-2016 16:45
  
  It always seems impossible until it's done – Nelson Mandela
  Companies can limit project success and may not even know it. If they do, they tend to ignore it at first and move ahead, often up to the point where it really becomes broadly visible and dismaying. By then the damage has already been done and it's hard to recover, if at all possible.Technology-driven-change projects have a massive impact on the organization, because they touch people, processes, and technology all at once and de
  
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• Surprise! Facebook is using Office 365 now

  12-07-2016 16:29
  
  Facebook's staff of 13,000 employees are now Microsoft Office 365 users, the social networking giant announced Tuesday.
  "Do you want to know why we chose Office 365? It's because of Microsoft," Facebook CIO Tim Campos said in a video. "Microsoft got cool again."
  This is a big customer win for Microsoft because tech companies are often the core domain of Google's productivity suite. The news comes as Google has been pushing harder to try and pick up enterprise customers from Microsoft with
  
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• Amazon's Prime Day off to another rocky start

  12-07-2016 16:15
  
  It could be another #primedayfail for Amazon. The online retailer has reported some customers are having problems adding items to their shopping carts and missing out on deals that have been heavily advertised on TV.
  Some customers are reporting difficulty with checkout. We're working to resolve this issue quickly.— Amazon (@amazon) July 12, 2016
  Prime Day is a company-proclaimed online shopping day designed to boost sales by offering selected merchandise at discounts. Available only to me
  
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• Stealthy cyberespionage malware targets energy companies

  12-07-2016 15:46
  
  Security researchers have discovered a new malware threat that goes to great lengths to remain undetected while targeting energy companies.The malware program, which researchers from security firm SentinelOne have dubbed Furtim’s Parent, is a so-called dropper -- a program designed to download and install additional malware components and tools. The researchers believe it was released in May and was created by state-sponsored attackers.The goal of droppers is to prepare the field for the i
  
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• Oil and water: Here's Ubuntu Linux's Unity desktop running natively on Windows 10

  12-07-2016 15:41
  
  When Microsoft introduced the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) the common refrain was that you could use it to run Linux's beloved Bash tool but full Linux desktops were out.
  Turns out that wasn’t exactly true.
  It didn’t take long for people to note you could run an X server for windowed Linux applications. From there, it was only a short hop to running the Linux desktop on Windows without using a virtual machine.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please
  
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• Offshore and cloud service providers upset IT outsourcing’s top tier

  12-07-2016 15:08
  
  The most recent top 25 list of IT service providers from outsourcing analyst firm HfS Research leads with a couple of the usual suspects, with IBM and Accenture in the No. 1 and 2 spots, with 7.8 percent and 5.1 percent market shares, respectively.[ Related: 10 outsourcing trends to watch in 2016 ]But not far behind are India’s Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), at No. 5, offshore-centric Cognizant in 8th, and as-a-service Amazon Web Services (AWS) already in the No. 12 spot. HfS is calling
  
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• Skype for Business will translate meetings into 40 languages

  12-07-2016 15:00
  
  Microsoft is bringing the dream of the Star Trek universal translator to businesses later this year with the launch of a new beta feature that offers live captioning of Skype for Business meeting broadcasts in 40 languages. 
  Using Microsoft's Bing Translator technology, speakers will be able to talk in one of a handful of supported native languages, and their viewers will be able to view computer-generated text translation of what's being said. 
  Skype Meeting broadcast is designed to
  
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• Microsoft and IBM in a deal to push Surface devices to enterprises

  12-07-2016 15:00
  
  Microsoft says its Surface devices generate revenue of US$1 billion every quarter, and hopes to raise that number by putting the devices on more corporate desktops.The company is partnering with IBM, one of the world's largest software makers, to write applications specifically for Surface devices. The goal is to tailor Surface devices to meet the needs of financial, consumer goods and retail organizations.The deal is significant for Microsoft, which wants to make Surface devices more attractive
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: 4 security practices mobile and remote workforce must follow

  12-07-2016 14:28
  
  It no longer comes as a surprise if an employee chooses to work from home because it is raining outside, or that the CEO is working remotely because she is attending a business conference at the other end of the planet.
  As working practices become more casual, comfortable and collaborative, organizations need to tighten their belts to ensure data security.If you find your mobile and remote workforce expanding, you need to ensure that your security practices expand with it. Automatic and secure p
  
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• Lack of VC funding forces startups to think lean

  12-07-2016 14:18
  
  Startups are typically at the mercy of venture capitalist funding, but as of the first quarter of 2016, VCs are pulling back on how quickly they hand over that much-needed funding. According to a report from Dow Jones VentureSource, funding for U.S. startups fell 25 percent from the previous quarter -- marking the largest quarterly decline since the dot-com bust in 2000.
  It's bad news for startups. As these small companies feel the pressure, they're forced to budget cuts, layoffs and buy-outs as
  
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• Top 10 states for software jobs

  12-07-2016 14:04
  
  Top 10 states for software jobsImage by Thinkstock Software has an enormous impact on our individual lives, but the impact on the economy, GDP and employment is even greater than expected, according to study from BSA - The Software Alliance, an international alliance that advocates on behalf of the software industry. The Economic Impact of Software research study shows that, as of 2014, the software industry was responsible for a total of $1.07 trillion of U.S. value-added GDP, and directly drov
  
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• Salesforce expands encryption options with 'bring your own key'

  12-07-2016 14:00
  
  Salesforce.com is stepping up its efforts to woo security-conscious businesses by adding "bring your own key" encryption to its Salesforce Shield cloud services.Introduced a year ago, Shield offers encryption, auditing and event-monitoring functions to help companies build cloud apps that meet compliance or governance requirements. Encryption is based on keys generated by Salesforce using a combination of an organization-specific "tenant secret" and a Salesforce-maintained master one. Originally
  
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• IDG Contributor Network: iOS 10: Did Apple make Messages too complicated?

  12-07-2016 14:00
  Some of iOS 10’s most notable changes can be found in the Messages app. Apple, wanting to compete with Snapchat and other popular messaging apps, pulled out all the stops in adding new features to Messages.I’ll share my own thoughts below, but if you aren’t familiar with Messages’ new features in iOS 10, check out this overview from Macworld:
  Apple worked for an entire year on a new file system, but according to Craig Federighi, “every time we’d add a couple n
  
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• Amazon Prime Day is Today: Over 100,000 Products Currently Discounted - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 13:39
  
  Today is Amazon's biggest event of the year – Prime Day. As you read this, over 100,000 products have been dramatically discounted for today only. Laptops, cell phones, gadgets, gear, and everything in-between has been slashed up to 40% or more. You need to be a Prime member to access the deals, but a free trial of Prime - Sign up here - gets you access just the same. Jump over to Amazon and explore the seemingly endless list of products on sale right now.To read this article in
  
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• Privacy Shield transatlantic data sharing agreement enters effect

  12-07-2016 13:26
  
  After months of uncertainty, businesses will once again have a simple, legal way to export the personal information of European Union citizens to the U.S. for processing from Aug. 1.Privacy Shield, the replacement for the defunct Safe Harbor Agreement, ensures an adequate level of protection for personal data transferred from the EU to self-certified organisations in the U.S., the European Commission ruled Tuesday morning. It plans to notify the governments of the EU's 28 member states of its ad
  
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• Veiligheid digitale keten krijgt veel te weinig aandacht

  12-07-2016 13:05
  Steeds meer bedrijven, overheden, systemen en applicaties worden met elkaar verbonden, maar er wordt nauwelijks nagedacht over de digitale veiligheid in deze keten. Dat zegt de nationale Cyber Security Raad, die oproept niet alleen de risico’s binnen organisaties in kaart te brengen, maar ook in de... lees meer
  
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• Red flags to look for when making a big IT purchase

  12-07-2016 13:00
  
  Few IT leaders recognize when a salesperson is exaggerating product capabilities (or omitting limitations). In practicing their craft, salespeople hone their pitches to a gleaming sharpness. They can demonstrate how their product meets a variety of needs, and they can counter virtually any objection or concern the IT team might raise.
  Absent an experienced vendor management group on the IT side of the table, the two parties in a sales presentation are badly mismatched. The vendor’s repres
  
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• How one CIO is migrating 18,000 users to Office 365

  12-07-2016 12:30
  
  Product migrations are often the stuff of nightmares. But for Richard Cross, CIO of U.K.-based multinational engineering company Atkins, the decision to migrate 18,000 users from their familiar desktop productivity applications to Office 365 in the cloud wasn’t a difficult one to make.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here(Insider Story)
  
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• 6 high-tech ways thieves can steal connected cars

  12-07-2016 12:30
  
  On the internet superhighwayImage by Henrik SchnabelOur vehicles contain critical personal information such as our personal contacts, registration and insurance details, financial information and even the address to our home – making entry, theft and further damage even more of a possibility. Our vehicles are truly an extension of one’s connected self and the technology associated with them offers substantial benefits.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click h
  
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• Clinton: It's 'heartbreaking' when IT workers must train H-1B replacements

  12-07-2016 12:01
  
  Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, on Monday criticized the replacement of U.S. IT workers with foreign labor but stopped short of offering a plan to fix it.
  In a videotaped interview with Vox published Monday, Clinton appears empathetic and sympathetic to IT workers who have trained their foreign replacements as a condition of severance. She mentioned IT layoffs at Disney, specifically.
  "The many stories of people training their replacements from some foreign cou
  
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• The top features Windows 10 users want in the Anniversary Update

  12-07-2016 12:00
  
  Windows 10: What users wantIf you’re still running Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, you probably have a good idea of what’s “wrong” with Windows 10—some of which may be the reason you haven't upgraded yet. But time’s running out on that free upgrade offer. Microsoft has said it’s willing to make changes to the OS based on user feedback, but how do you know it’s fixing that one key feature that bothers you?To read this article in full or to leave a comment
  
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• 2016 technology industry graveyard

  12-07-2016 11:58
  
  Pay your respectsTech vendors only have so many resources, and as a result they continually have to make tough choices about which products stay and go. BlackBerry, Dell, Google, Microsoft and others have all made such decisions this year, so here’s your chance to pay respects to those products and services that aren’t going to make it past 2016…To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
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• Save $120 off Toshiba Chromebook - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  With this Prime Day deal you save $120 off the Toshiba Chromebook 2 . The Chromebook 2 offers brilliant performance for an outstanding experience on and off the web, plus entertainment-inspired features, style and awesome battery life—all so you can get things done faster, while staying entertained from anywhere.  It averages 4.5 out of 5 stars from over 550 reviewers (read reviews). Amazon indicates that its $400 list price has been reduced by $120 to just $279.99.To read this
  
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• Prime Day Deal on Bose SoundSport and SoundTrue Headphones - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  Discounted by 50% as part of Prime Day, Bose Sound Sport in-ear headphones deliver deep, clear sound for the music you love, with a durable design that stands up to the rigors of your day. Exclusive TriPort technology provides crisp highs and natural-sounding lows, while acoustic ports are positioned to resist sweat and weather, and hydrophobic cloth keeps moisture out. Proprietary Stay Hear tips conform to your ears' shape, so they stay comfortably in place all day long. They even in
  
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• Amazon Prime Day Offers Huge Deals on Phones and Accessories - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  There are over 100,000 deals happening today on Amazon for Prime Day, so we've rounded up some of the better deals you'll find on phones, phone accessories and wearables right here in one spot. As a reminder, Prime Day is for Amazon Prime members only, but a 30 day trial (if you sign up here) will work just the same and you can cancel before you get charged. $100 off LG G5 unlocked smartphone
  $150 off Nextbit unlocked smartphone
  Save $50 on ZTE Axon Pro 64 GB unlocked smartphone
  Save 36% on
  
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• Amazon Is Paying You to Buy a Dash Button Today - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  For Prime Day only (today), Amazon has discounted its series of Dash buttons down from $4.99 to just $0.99, and will credit you $4.99 after the first time you use it. The Dash button is a simple gadget. Just hook it up to a frequently ordered product, and the next time you need to order it, just press the button. Amazon will send you a notification that the order is being processed, which gives you a chance to cancel it if needed. And Amazon will not ship again until the item has been successful
  
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• Amazon Dishing Up Dramatic Deals on PC's and Accessories Right Now - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  As you read this, Amazon is discounting 100,000+ products for today only. It's Prime Day, their biggest day of the year. Here, we've rounded up some of the PC's and accessories currently on sale, but you can explore the full set of Prime Day deals here. As a reminder, Prime Day is for Amazon Prime members only, but a 30 day trial (if you sign up here) will work just the same and you can cancel before you get charged. $250 off Lenovo Z70 17.3-Inch Laptop (Core i7, 16 GB RAM, 1 TB +
  
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• 24% off Samsung Curved 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  For Prime Day, today only, Amazon has reduced the price of the Samsung UN55KU6600 Curved 55-Inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV by 24%, bringing its already low price of $1,047.99 down to just $799.99. With the KU6600 Curved TV, enjoy 4K Ultra HD resolution and High Dynamic Range (HDR) content that delivers greater depth and clarity with Auto Depth Enhancer and a fuller spectrum of color with PurColor. Access your favorite content quicker and easier with the new Samsung Smart TV platform pow
  
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• 20% off 3M Gold Privacy Filters - Prime Day Deal Alert

  12-07-2016 09:00
  
  Discounted by 20% for Prime Day these 3M Privacy Filters for widescreen and standard LCD monitors are the perfect fit for people who want their private data to stay out of sight.  An unprotected screen can expose sensitive and private information, trade secrets and business plans. And the reality is, a visual hacker may only need one piece of valuable information to unlock a large-scale data breach. Check out these Discounted Privacy Filters at Amazon today for a special 20% discount.T
  
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• VPN provider cuts of service to Russia after servers seized

  12-07-2016 08:47
  Private Internet Access, a provider of virtual private network services, has shut down its Russian gateways and won’t do business in the region any longer, as it believes that some of its Russian servers were seized by the government for not following new internet surveillance rules.The provider, which holds that it does not log traffic or session data, said it had likely fallen foul of new Russian rules that require that providers must log local traffic for up to a year.“We believe
  
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