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Amazon Alexa Officially Hits Mobile: Here's What The Voice Assistant Can Do On Fire Tablets

Advertisement Amazon announced back in September that it was bringing Alexa to mobile, and it’s now making good on its word. Amazon’s Alexa voice-controlled virtual assistant has become increasingly popular and helpful over the past year, carrying out a number of tasks such as ordering stuff off Amazon, playing music on command and more. Alexa

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Day of the Tentacle & The Division devs unite to write World of Darkness audio drama

Paradox subsidiary White Wolf has cut a deal with interactive audio drama producer Earplay that will see Earplay’s Dave Grossman working with game writer Richard Dansky to create a full-length “interactive audio experience” set in White Wolf’s World of Darkness. That’s a notable mix of talent, since both Dansky and Grossman are longtime game writers

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Bsquare to Share Real-World IoT Use Cases at the 2016 Things Expo West

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Oct. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Bsquare (NASDAQ: BSQR) has announced it will be showcasing DataV™, its complete Internet of Things (IoT) software stack, at the 2016 Internet of Things Expo, November 1-3, in Santa Clara, California. Bsquare’s involvement in the expo will include four unique presentations, including one keynote, by Bsquare Senior Director

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Amateur hackers probably caused Friday's Internet meltdown, researchers say

Some have worried that the massive cyberattack that disrupted the Internet on Friday was the work of Russian government-backed hackers, politically motivated hacktivists or sophisticated cybercriminals. But researchers at cyber-intelligence firm Flashpoint say the Internet meltdown may have been carried out by amateurs who haunt a popular hacking forum. Flashpoint helped Web service provider Dyn

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