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As governments create smarter cities, they need cybersecurity measures built from the ground up — or they risk costly data breaches which could compromise the privacy of their citizens. In 2016 alone, cyber-crime cost the global economy more than $450 billion and over two billion personal records were stolen, according to the chief executive of
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World Book Day is just a couple of weeks away. To celebrate, Audible invites you to enjoy two timeless classics for free on any Echo device during the month of April. Start your literary journey by listening to actress Rachel McAdams perform Anne of Green Gables—or dive into the The Secret Garden for a heartwarming
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Apr 09, 2017— In nearly every industry, the Internet of Things is quickly moving from a buzzword to a key technology that impacts an enterprise’s bottom line. In fact, Gartner predicts that endpoints for the IoT will grow at a steady rate of 32.9 percent through 2020. In order for enterprises to get the most
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You may have heard by now that the president wants to overturn the Obama-era broadband privacy rules, and his pick for the FCC, Ajit Pai, completely agrees. In fact, latest reports state that Pai is pulling all the strings to reverse the current net neutrality rules, hoping to repeal them by the end of the month.
The Korean update will also feature the latest security patch for Android 7.0, along the lines of the Sprint Galaxy Note 5 which got its update in March. According to a number of leaked images of the refurbished Note 7, Samsung is intending launch the smartphone with model number SM-N935 and run Android 7.0 Nougat.
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In some good news coming from Google this week, we have learned the Android Things Developer Preview 3 has been released. The Developer Preview is a great way to get feedback from all of the developers working on the Internet of Things. Google has been asking developers what they would like to see for the
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We have not talked too much about Google’s Android Things, but we thought we would update you on the progress. Just a couple days ago, the third Developer Preview of Android Things was released. We have all of the latest information about Android Things Developer Preview 3, and what new features you can expect. Android
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Platform 28, an art organization based in Tehran, has opened an exhibition to review the design of a unique piece of modern furniture.The exhibit is titled ‘Lift-Bit,’ after the featured product. ‘Lift-Bit’ is said to be the world’s first ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT) sofa, meaning its modules can be inter-networked to form various upholstered seats.
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