VR dream builders at Google work on immersive browsing
(Tech Xplore)—How to bring VR to the Web? How to bring the web to VR? Double Hmmm.
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Battery life turns out to be one more reason for Microsoft to beat Edge drum
(Tech Xplore)—OK, your favorite subject, mobile work warriors, is battery life, and we sympathize with your focus, which in the best of all worlds you wish could be placed elsewhere.
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Windows Insiders are told of new tool for squeaky-clean install of Windows 10
(Tech Xplore)—Windows Insiders can be happy over a tool for them which will offer the chance to live in a Microsoft world slimmed down from PC bloatware.
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Software turns webcams into eye-trackers
New software created by Brown University computer scientists could help website owners and developers easily determine what parts of a page are grabbing a user's eye.
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Google Science Journal adds meat to bone for hungry science seekers
(Tech Xplore)—One way that younger learners can take notes, observe, interpret and predict: Google has announced a Science Journal. This is designed to be a digital science notebook for Android devices. What might be a 20-minute ...
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The Roll helps to find the right photo shots
(Phys.org)—There you are passing time on a subway with a stalled train in the middle of a tunnel and no comforting announcement saying why.
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Dynamer malware sign of evolving threat landscape
Security watchers are talking about a McAfee Labs blog from its research architect Craig Schmugar. He recently reported on a type of malware which takes advantage of Windows 'GodMode.'
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Baked-in ad-blocking is not about to happen in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge will not natively block ads. Microsoft has reacted to outside reports that Edge was going to acquire an integrated ad blocker.
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What if the FBI tried to crack an Android phone? We attacked one to find out
The Justice Department has managed to unlock an iPhone 5c used by the gunman Syed Rizwan Farook, who with his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last December. The high-profile case has pitted federal law ...
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FTC encourages app developers to ensure disclosure
Twelve app developers were sent warning letters on Thursday from staff at the Federal Trade Commission. The subject at hand: The use of SilverPush software. They are developers whose apps are available for download in the ...
