Russia's attempt to influence Western politics through Twitter certainly wasn't limited to the 2016 American elections. Wired and New Knowledge have combed through the Russia-linked accounts provided to US politicians, and it identified at least 29…
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It’s no secret that LeEco is feeling the heat financially. The company is experiencing severe cash flow problems and had to halt its expansion plans, call off its acquisition of Vizio, pawn off some property, as well as lay off some staff in the U.S. Despite having received a cash injection of a couple of […]
Come comment on this article: More pressure piled on LeEco as CEO’s bank accounts and assets frozen
Google just opened up Project Fi to more people. Today it was announced that, in addition to traditional accounts, anyone with a G Suite account can sign-up for Google’s wireless service. Check with your domain’s owner before signing up for the service, though. It’ll be controlled by the G Suite Administator; therefore, they could pull […]
Come comment on this article: G Suite accounts are now accepted for Project Fi
For some time, child-proofing your tech meant using kid-specific login profiles to wall-off your progeny into the most harmless corners of your tablet. That's hardly a delicate or complex safety setup. Google has released an app, Family Link, that le…
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Evernote is about to get a bit more restrictive for free users. The service is limiting to two the number of devices on non-paying accounts, and it’s hiking the price of its Plus and Premium tiers.
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The Hacked? Windows 10 app takes your email address and automates the notification process if your credentials ended up in the latest data breach catalog.
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