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International Data Corporation (IDC) released it’s quarterly report on worldwide tablet shipments Tuesday. The report states that the data tracking agency has lowered its expected forecast for growth in the tablet sector, which includes Android, iOS, and Windows tablets. According to the latest fore
A Metro-North train derailed in the Bronx last Sunday because the operator was likely dozing off right before the incident. This, as well as other recent derailments, has sparked a debate about whether automated trains prevent future derailments. When a Metro-North train derailed on Sunday in the Br
Things just get worse and worse for HTC. Bloomberg reports that London Judge Richard Arnold has issued a sales ban against the HTC One mini smartphone in the United Kingdom for infringing upon Nokia-owned patents. A London judge said HTC Corp. (2498) couldn’t sell its One Mini phone in the U.K. from
Straight from camp “what could go wrong” scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Communication have developed a proof-of-concept malware that can communicate with other machines nearby, using just standard laptop speakers and microphones. Computer scientists have developed a malware p
Huaweii, a Chinese company, has decided to exit the U.S. market over cyber espionage concerns. While the company claims to be committed to its customers, many U.S. officials believe suspect that Huawei may be working with the Chinese military to conduct cyber espionage against the U.S. and other cou
The team’s lead said he expects the open-source invention to kickstart the creation of more metal printers. While he’s worried about the implications of printing metal, he believes it will do more good than harm. More and more, it’s clear that 3D printers aren’t just for printing plastic. A team at
Newly appointed FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has drawn a lot of attention with his anti-regulatory policies. However, he believes that the FCC still has regulatory role and will begin focusing on telecom competition and on Internet access and interconnection. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission s
Scientists are currently working on way to ensure that the whole of humanity’s history doesn’t become lost in time. Modern data storage methods are efficient and have a lot of space but lack longevity, so a long lasting alternative needs to be found. While the scientists have experimente
Volvo has been one of the stronger proponents of self-driving cars, and it’s proving that today by detailing its plans for a large-scale autonomous vehicle project in its native Sweden. Swedish-based Volvo Car Group has joined the race to develop self-driving cars, saying it plans to build 100
In a quote within the Guangzhou Daily, which printed the People’s Daily report, Ministry of Culture Cultural and Internet Commerce department head Li Jianwei said that the new change in how online games in China are approved will streamline the approval process while making companies more awar
Besides shedding light on our overwhelming sloppiness, data from recent security breaches at websites like Adobe and LinkedIn reveal some quirky patterns in how we choose our online passwords. On the internet, the most popular colour is blue, at least when it comes to passwords. If you are wondering
It’s hard to know whether PC monitors will continue to be much of a focus for thenew Dell. Nevertheless, the relevant department looks to have been gearing itself up for 4K, as Bright Side of News and others have spotted a leaked product page for a 24-inch IPS LED panel with 3,840 x 2,160 pixe
