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If you’re still using the same password you used in college, then you don’t have the right to mock babyboomers for not understanding technology. In this age of ransomware and leakage, there’s no excuse for playing it fast and loose […]
April 12, 2018
Facebook-owned Instagram is moving ahead with a plan to let users download their data from the photo-sharing service. Instagram said that it’s currently building a new data portability tool that will allow users to copy their photos, videos, and messages […]
April 4, 2018
The initial developer beta of Google’s forthcoming Android P operating system looks to entice developers with enhancements for Kotlin coding, machine learning, and application compatibility. The use of Kotlin as a supported language in Android Studio (via a plugin) lets developers […]
April 16, 2018
Tablet NewsThe Apple iPad (2018) reviews are in and they’re positive for sure. Well, not God of War positive, but still Apple must be pleased. This is pretty much the slate to beat right now, especially thanks to the price and […]
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April 16, 2018
DailyMailA new algorithm in artificial intelligence enables a 3D model of a person to be created in just a few seconds after videoing their features. Artificial intelligence is used during video games and virtual reality to create 3D objects of […]
April 13, 2018
Info WorldEnterprises have enough to worry about with the data breaches that seem to occur each week, but now you’re learning that social networking systems are gathering and using all sorts of data about everyone. Not only information about you, your […]
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