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Repairing dead satellites with robots
A U.S. Air Force grant could help rescue disabled satellites.
Facebook fact checkers working at full steam ahead of EU elections
More than 20 European fact-checking outlets are participating in Facebook's initiative.
London Underground to begin tracking passengers through Wi-Fi hotspots
TfL says the default data collection will be used to boost customer services.
How Haas F1 uses a layered security strategy to keep its data safe
Haas F1 uses layers of protection to help give the Formula 1 racing team a competitive advantage.
Apple to be more upfront about the impact of iPhone updates
iPhone maker promises to warn users if an update will affect smartphone performance.
Bestmixer seized by police for washing $200 million in tainted cryptocurrency clean
Bestmixer.io was known for ‘washing’ cryptocurrency to make the funds untraceable.
Feature comparison: E-commerce services and software
For modern businesses, e-commerce is the common mechanism by which products and services are made available to a worldwide marketplace. Deploying the best e-commerce solution for your business will require...
Salesforce's AppExchange gets new features for customers and app vendors
As the 13-year-old enterprise app marketplace continues to grow, Salesforce is adding analytics features for partners and search tools for customers looking for the right consultants.
TalkTalk customer bank details found through Google search
A Google query was all it took to find the data of 4,500 customers -- none of whom were informed about the leak.
Open Universities stays smart by keeping chatbots dumb
Disguising chatbots as humans is not a ticket to success for Open Universities Australia.
Australian aged care provider trials driverless vehicle
The driverless vehicle is being running along an eight stop loop around an IRT retirement village.
