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Google rolls out December update to Pixel devices fixing common complaints

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Windows Lite Is Microsoft’s Answer to Google Chrome OS

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National Republican Congressional Committee Hacked - Emails Exposed

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Microsoft is building a Chromium-powered web browser that will replace Edge on Windows 10. Thanks, Google. -MS

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Quora Hacked - 100 Million User's Data Exposed

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Dude made a computer that uses water instead of electricity.

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Nvidia moves PhysX engine to an open-source license

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Google Chrome Declines but Don’t Count on Microsoft Edge for Any Surprise

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Google Promises Patch to Stop Android from Killing Background Apps

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Analyzing Core i9-9900K Performance with Spectre and Meltdown Hardware Mitigations

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Pager service in Japan is finally coming to an end

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Google Won't Shut Hangouts, Will Upgrade Users To Chat And Meet

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Samsung 5G 'proof-of-concept' phone to debut this week in Hawaii

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Customers could pay more as internet data usage increases dramatically

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Etch-a-Sketch 3D Printed With Cell Phone

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Firefox's VR web browser now has 360-degree video playback, bookmarks, and more

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60% Of Fortune 1000 Companies Will Be Out Of Business Within 10 Years

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Tesla drove 7 miles using Autopilot as driver allegedly slept drunk behind the wheel

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Amazon's cashierless store concept is being tested for use in large stores

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crApple: iTunes Doesn't Encrypt Downloads—on Purpose

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Hell Yeah: uBlock Origin performance improvements thanks to WASM (Firefox only, for now)

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DuckDuckGo Removes 'Pirate' Site Bangs to Avoid Liability

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Posts that contain adult content will no longer be allowed on Tumblr

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Old coal mines can be 'perfect' underground food farms

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Turning the page: Japan's last pager service ends after 50 years

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