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iOS tip: Find out how many times has your iPhone battery been recharged
Apple gives you a lot of information about your battery, but not this snippet of information. Here's how you can find out your iPhone's battery recharge cycles without any third-party apps or software.
Iconic BugTraq security mailing list shuts down after 27 years
BugTraq launched in November 1993 and it was one of the first mailing lists dedicated to disclosing vulnerabilities.
Joker's Stash, the internet's largest carding forum, is shutting down
Joker's Stash to shut down on February 15, 2021.
Lawsuit accuses Amazon of price-fixing conspiracy in e-books, says WSJ
The lawsuit, seeking class-action status, is the latest bit of scrutiny of the retail giant’s e-books business the Connecticut Attorney General opened an investigation into the company’s practices.
Apple testing foldable iPhone screen prototypes, says Bloomberg
Apple has “begun early work” but hasn’t yet decided on its foldable production plans, the newswire said.
Google cuts off other Chromium-based browsers from its Sync service
Google Sync to stop working in other browsers except Chrome starting March 15 2021.
Accenture acquires Argentinean cloud services firm Wolox
Founded in 2012, the Wolox team specializes in integrated services including digital business design, product creation and agile squads.
Brazil to appoint data protection officers in all federal government bodies
Just over half of all public sector organizations have appointed DPOs so far
What to do when tomorrow’s new thing is yesterday’s junk
Google Glass, the Peek twitter machine, Palm’s Pre smartphone -- all those shiny new objects that were so cool when they first emerged may now be gathering dust in your sock drawer. Tiernan Ray gives Karen Roby some practical tips on what to do with old smartphones and such when the nostalgia fades.
