What is WWDC? by Josh Hill Could an Ugly Betty revival be coming to Hulu? by Leah Smith When is WWDC and why should you care that it’s happening? This week will see WWDC hit in California, and it’s something that you should all care about. While it seems like an event that might fly […]
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You may love being able to set your thermostat from your car miles before you reach your house, but be warned — the NSA probably loves it too. On Friday, the National Security Agency — you know, the federal organization known for wiretapping and listening it on U.S. citizens’ conversations — told an audience at
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When asked regardless of whether the complete Internet of Things — that is, every little thing from a kid’s WiFi enabled toy to someone’s biomedical device — would be a boon for the NSA or just a complete lot of digital noise to sift by way of, Ledgett replied, “Both.” “As my job is to
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Image source: Intel At a recent investor conference, Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) CEO Brian Krzanich spoke with Bernstein Research analyst Stacy Rasgon about a number of topics ranging from chip manufacturing technology to the company’s strategy in the data center. Although the company has made it clear that over the long term, it intends to focus on
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Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference starts next Monday and is most likely to take on headlines for its new features related to Siri, watchOS, and tvOS. Security improvements on Apple devices are also expected, as the company insists on protecting users’ personal information regardless of government’s pressures. The Cupertino-based firm might have plans to increase the
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Apple is about to kick off its annual developer conference in San Francisco on Monday. As usual, the company will get things going with a good old keynote filled with secret and not-so-secret announcements. Here’s what I expect to see. A good chunk of the conference should be about iOS and OS X updates. Usually,
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The iPhone 4S was the first iPhone with Siri built-in. Image: Oli Scarff/Getty Images By Lance Ulanoff2016-06-10 15:51:37 UTC In the race to build the ultimate personal voice assistant, Apple had a running start. But instead of running hard for the past five years, Apple slowed into a steady trot, seemingly unconcerned about the competitors
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Steve Pak | Jun 10, 2016 08:20 AM EDT Pebble Happiness App (Photo : Twitter) Pebble’s Time smartwatch is getting a new app that tells owners of the wrist wearables whether they are feeling happy, sad, or an in-between nonchalant. It also tells owners of the smart watch how they can boost their mood. Besides
On Monday, Apple will be holding its Worldwide Developer Conference, an annual gathering in which Cupertino traditionally announces all of the major changes coming to its mobile operating systems—as well as a new product or two, usually. That makes it a huge day for designers and design-lovers—not just those working within Apple’s ecosystems, but those
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