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How to Get iOS 11

How to Get iOS 11

Apple's Craig Federighi first outlined all the features coming to iOS 11 at WWDC. Now, after a public beta and the big iPhone 8 and X reveal, Cupertino's lastest mobile OS is finally coming to iPhones and iPads. With iOS 11, you can kick your Venmo habit and iMessage...

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London Slams the Door on Uber

London Slams the Door on Uber

Need a ride in London? After next Saturday, Uber will no longer be an option. The government body responsible for London's transport system, Transport for London (TfL), on Friday announced it will not be renewing Uber's license to operate in the city when it expires...

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How to Stop Blue Light From Disturbing Your Sleep

How to Stop Blue Light From Disturbing Your Sleep

Here's the problem. Your mobile device's screen emits a blue light that's fine for daytime use but can disrupt your sleep at night. That blue light stimulates your brain and fools it into thinking it's daytime, potentially keeping you awake if you use your device...

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Why You Should Buy an Unlocked or Verizon iPhone 8, iPhone X

Why You Should Buy an Unlocked or Verizon iPhone 8, iPhone X

Apple did it again. With the iPhone 7 generation, Apple split its modem orders across Qualcomm and Intel. Because Intel's modems don't support the CDMA system used by Sprint and Verizon, the Intel versions of the phone couldn't connect to those carriers. The tech...

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6 US Cities Amazon Should Consider for its Second HQ

6 US Cities Amazon Should Consider for its Second HQ

Amazon has gotten too big for Seattle. Now it's looking to build a second headquarters somewhere in North America, and it's taking suggestions. This morning, Amazon started soliciting offers from metropolitan areas to host a new campus for up to 50,000 employees. This...

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New Malicious Ads Mine Cryptocurrency in Your Browser

New Malicious Ads Mine Cryptocurrency in Your Browser

The ultimate goal of malware writers and distributors is to make money. The easier it is to do that the better, and if it's possible without having to hack and infect PCs, all the better. And it looks as though cybercriminals have figured out how to do just that...

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Chrome 64 Will Block Noisy Autoplay Videos

Chrome 64 Will Block Noisy Autoplay Videos

Google Chrome will soon be getting a lot quieter. Google on Thursday announced that its Web browser will soon block autoplay videos that have sound. The new policy is slated to go into effect this January as part of Chrome 64. "Starting in Chrome 64, autoplay will be...

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Google Deletes Inactive Android Device Backups After 2 Months

Google Deletes Inactive Android Device Backups After 2 Months

We are constantly being told to backup our data to ensure it remains safe in the event of your device, be it a PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone, breaks or gets stolen. But those backups aren't safe for very long if your OS of choice is Android. For most people,...

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