Samsung admits fingerprint reader flaw, promises software fix
Samsung has promised to provide a software update to fix the glaring security issue that allows users to bypass the fingerprint reader through using third-party screen protectors.
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Singapore readies 5G rollout with potential for two additional licenses
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Yahoo extends deadline for uploading content on Yahoo Groups
Users will now have until October 28 before Yahoo stops new content from being uploaded onto Yahoo Groups.
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iPhone and iPad owners have been in a mad rush to install iOS 13
In less than a month, half of all iPhones currently in use are running iOS 13. Shame really that it turned out to be such a buggy mess.
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Survey: Social media is a liability when job hunting ( but we still post things we shouldn't )
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Atlassian acquires Code Barrel to bolster automation in Jira
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Head fake: MIT work shows fake news detection isn't quite there yet
Efforts to detect fake news are not as advanced as they would appear, given that the best practices so far rely on pattern detection that can itself be exploited by malicious actors, according to new research from MIT.
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Shuttleworth sees the Linux desktop living on with Ubuntu 19.10
It may never be as big as Windows, but Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth still sees a bright future for the Linux desktop.
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US senator introduces privacy bill that would jail CEOs for user privacy violations
Sen. Wyden introduces new consumer privacy bill that puts even the EU's GDPR to shame.
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How Kubernetes won, and why your business needs to know it
The evolutionary path forward for virtual infrastructure in the world’s data centers is narrowing to a single lane. Historically that’s been bad news, because it used to mean vendor lock-in. That’s not what it means this time.
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Pixel 4: Anticlimactic, expensive, but still innovative?
Jason Squared's Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow discuss how nothing about this 2019 Android flagship was left to the imagination at Google's Made by Google event.
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Maybe shadow IT isn't so bad after all, study suggests
IT leaders agree shadow IT serves as a force of innovation and productivity. End-users simply need more guidance and support.
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Alexa, Kindle, and Audible integration: Now, and how it might be in the future
Alexa currently has a couple of uninspired and seemingly incomplete features integrating the voice platform with Audible and Kindle. But where could Amazon go with this? We take a look.
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Red Hat OpenShift 4.2: Kubernetes for the hybrid-cloud developer
Red Hat, via OpenShift, wants to help developers build the new model hybrid cloud.
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OnePlus 7T review: The best smartphone value of 2019
While most flagship phones push the $1,000 price point, OnePlus recently launched a new version of its OnePlus 7 at a $599 price. It has some of the highest specifications available today and performs at a level far above its price.
