Flying drones to invade Nevada
Cars that need rebooting, artificial intelligence with a built-in reset switch, and the most anti-social technology we’ve ever heard of. Come and read about the latest wild week in tech.
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Smartphone market is cooling, says net guru
The smartphone market is saturated, which is creating a big problem for the Internet’s big brands. Read about that, and some other crazy stories from the weird world of tech, in this week’s roundup.
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Microsoft hangs up on phone business
The software giant throws in the towel on smartphone hardware, nuclear weapons systems get an upgrade — from the 1970s — and robotic security guards patrol malls. This was one of technology’s weirder weeks. Read all about it in our tech roundup.
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Tech turns the creepy dial to 11
This week in tech saw a distinctly creepy set of news stories. From messaging apps that talk on your behalf through to the Internet of Stings, it’s all in our tech roundup this week.
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A censorious seven days in IT
Everyone seems to want to hide or ban something this week. Read on for three examples from the news in our weekly roundup of the most interesting stories in IT.
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Satoshi Nakamot-oh-no he isn’t
Those unable to decide if the self-proclaimed inventor of bitcoin is legit might need IBM’s quantum computer. Google has been quietly slurping up U.K. patient data, and a Finnish schoolkid collected a cool $10K. It’s all happening in our tech roundup this week.
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Misconfigured database breaches most of Mexico
Windows rains all over the TV and MongoDB gives up millions of personal details. What a weird, whacky world it’s been in tech this week.
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UC Davis tries to rewrite (search) history
Some astoundingly bad PR decisions and some amazingly cool suggestions for drone technology. It doesn’t get any better than the expertIP tech roundup this week.
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Will bots kill the mobile app?
You may soon buy flowers from a bot, if Facebook gets its way. You may not be able to escape annoying texts and selfies, even in the cinema, if millennials get theirs. And find out who hacked that FBI smartphone in our tech roundup for the week.
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How Google bricked the Internet of Things
Eye-based computer monitors, Microsoft in bed with its former enemy and the Internet of Things with an expiry date. Did April Fool’s Day come a week late to the tech industry? Find out in our tech roundup this week.
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Issues with NPM causing massive headaches
The digital world is full of dangers. Self-replicating worms, druggie chatbots and cellphones that are out to get you. Will you ever be safe? Read our weekly roundup and be aware …
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A lesson in AI: Robot teen trolls entire Internet
A bot experiment that goes horribly wrong, hookups with Donald Trump and the security pitfalls of smart vehicles — it’s been quite a week in technology. Read all about it in our weekly roundup of the most interesting tech stories online.
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Tech report cards miss the mark
This week saw U.S. politicians flounder when it comes to technology, Microsoft allegedly forcing Windows 10 on unsuspecting users and robot concierges that you don’t have to tip. Read all about it in our tech roundup this week.
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Robots, ransomware and grokking chat slang
Bill Gates fears the rise of the machines, but is more vague about Apple vs. the FBI. Facebook wants to understand your chat slang and the Mac gets its own ransomware. It’s all happening this week in expertIP’s tech roundup of the best stories online.
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Bitcoin goes to pieces as network reaches capacity
The digital payment network is in trouble, Google wants you to pay for groceries with your face and the Pentagon is launching its first-ever bug bounty program. It’s been a weird and wonderful week in IT. Read all about it in our weekly expertIP technology roundup.
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Selfie payments coming your way
Paying with a smile, hacked Linux boxes and rare insights into a shadowy North Korean hacking group all made the news this week. Check that out, along with the best from expertIP’s blogging team, in our roundup of the best tech stories this week.
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Kanye to Zuck: ‘Say you will’
Zuckerberg slaps down Kanye West with a single Facebook like. Apple gets into a spat with the U.S. government, which has an unlikely ally in the form of Donald Trump. Ransomware gets serious, and emerging IT markets take a tumble. It’s all in our roundup this week.
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Malware Museum: 65 viruses archived, 100M to go
Our weekly review of the tech scene includes a museum for malware, a battle between Netflix and border-hopping VPN users, and new proposals to stop governments from building encryption backdoors into tech products.
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Data privacy agreement deals with cloud concerns
Our weekly roundup of interesting stories online, including new breakthroughs on data privacy, hacking fights with NASA, and how much a cybercriminal really earns.
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Tech talent: Recruits want more than money
Our weekly roundup of interesting stories online including game-changers for AI, deep learning and big data in small business — and how Apple is trying to get its mojo back.
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Why it’s time for the password to die
Our weekly roundup of interesting stories online including a bug that affects the ‘things’ in the Internet of Things and a new report that details just how bad we are at managing passwords.
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The decline of the PC, the rise of 3-D smartphones
Our weekly roundup of interesting stories online including the emergence of 3-D software for smartphones to a call for governments to protect encrypted communications online.
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HaLow shines bright for Internet of Things
Our weekly roundup of interesting stories online including the emergence of a new wireless networking standard for IoT and big changes ahead for BlackBerry and Internet Explorer.
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