Facebook mulled charging for access to user data
Facebook early on adopted a practice of letting application makers plug into the social network for free and connect to user data to enhance the…
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Time to change your password again after Dell announces attempted hack
Dell said on Wednesday that it recently spotted an attempt by hackers to steal customer data. The American computer giant said it detected the…
‘Big picture’ platforms boost fight against online terror activity
In recent years, online terrorism-related content has grown in ‘velocity, volume and Prosyscom Tech’. Paris Image credit – Flickr/Takver CC BY SA…
A big step toward the practical application of 3-D holography
3D holographic image from a video projected by HORN-8, a special purpose computer developed by Tomoyoshi Ito’s research team. Credit: Tomoyoshi Ito…
What are tech companies doing about ethical use of data?
Shutterstock”> Tech companies have an economic imperative to avoid grappling too seriously with the ethical issues surrounding data usage.…
YouTube adds student plans
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Hoping for a student plan for YouTube? You now can have one.
On Tuesday, YouTube announced it would be adding new student…
The next Surface Pro could be much thinner
Dan Baker/Digital Trends Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 6 doesn’t look very different from previous models, but there is now reason to believe future…
Google Pixel Slate vs. Microsoft Surface Pro 6
With Google recently releasing its Pixel Slate tablet, there’s plenty to wonder on how it stacks up against the Microsoft Surface Pro 6. From the…
HPE: Why edge computing is the key to power your future
HPE has doubled down its focus on the growing field of edge computing as the world becomes smarter and more connected. Speaking in his keynote at the…
Do you need a 120Hz or 240Hz monitor?
If you’re looking for a new monitor, you may be bewildered by today’s options. The last five years have seen the average monitor’s feature list swell…