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Polymega Retro Gaming Console Promises Disc System Support
We've seen a slew of retro gaming hardware appear on the market in recent years, such as the popular RetroN 5, offering to play your original cartridge games upscaled to look nice and crisp on modern HD TVs. However, there is a big gap in the market. All the hardware...
Simplify the Recruitment Process With Google Hire
Google wants to make it easier for G Suite customers to find and hire the right talent. Hire, a new recruiting app for small and mid-sized businesses, integrates with G Suite apps like Gmail and Google Calendar, and promises to help you "identify talent, build strong...
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Expected in August
With the disaster that was the Galaxy Note 7, it was unclear whether Samsung would ever launch another device carrying the Note name. But it look like we are going to get a Galaxy Note 8, reportedly in August. A person "not authorized to speak publicly on the matter"...
Hate Your Job? Google Wants to Help You Find a New One
Mulling a career change? Finding job opportunities is about to get a lot easier, thanks to Google. The Web giant on Tuesday launched a new job search experience for desktops and mobile devices, though its only available in English at this time. No more having to visit...
Elon Musk Teases Tesla Semi Truck, Pickup
Tesla trucks are coming: a semi truck will debut first this fall, followed by a pickup next year. That's according to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who teased the company's plans for trucks in a series of tweets on Thursday. He said that a semi truck will be ready in September...
First Tesla Model 3 Rolls Off Production Line
The Tesla Model 3 was unveiled by Elon Musk in early 2016. We were then left waiting until March 2017 to see a "release candidate version" of the car in action. Four months on, and the first $35,000 Model 3 just rolled off the production line and straight into Elon...
These Companies Are ‘Falling Short’ on User Privacy
Four major telecommunications companies—AT&T, Comcast, T-Mobile, and Verizon—are "falling short" on user privacy, according to a new report from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "When it comes to adopting policies that prioritize user privacy over facilitating...
Did You Register Your Drone? You Could Get Your Money Back
Remember that $5 you paid to register your drone with the Federal Aviation Administration? It turns out the FAA isn't actually allowed to have a drone registry, so the agency is offering to refund your money and expunge your data from the record. The FAA won't...
WWE Data Breach Exposes 3 Million Accounts
The personal information of approximatley 3 million WWE website users was stored on an unprotected Amazon Web Services server, leaving them accessible to anyone who happened to stumble across them, according to Forbes. Security expert Bob Dyachenko discovered the...