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17:10 • 25.06.15Samsung accused of disabling Microsoft security updates"As part of our commitment to consumer satisfaction, we are providing our users with the option to choose if and when they want to update the Windows software on their products…"
14:35 • 25.06.15Google adds ‘Unsend’ feature for Gmail“How to unsend email” has to be the defining desperation query of the Internet, and finally there is an answer. The Undo feature is heading ...
11:40 • 25.06.15Internet companies being misused as extremist mouthpiece, UN experts sayThe panel recommended in a report circulated on Wednesday that these companies brief the security council committee monitoring ...
16:01 • 24.06.15Lexus unveils hoverboard (video)Similar to the technology seen in many of Japan’s blistering bullet trains, Lexus employs magnetic levitation combined with superconductors to create a frictionless buffer zone ...
13:37 • 24.06.15Getty Images joins Google’s EU complaintIn early June, the European Commission told Getty that its concerns were relevant and added Getty as an “interested third person” in its search-manipulation case ...
20:50 • 23.06.15'Organs-on-chips' wins design award"They have, perhaps unintentionally, created something that for a lay man seems to symbolize the essence of life and also happens to be beautiful to look at…"
16:27 • 23.06.15'Pregnancy wi-fi' router causes controversy in China“The overall weight of evidence shows that exposure to fields at typical environmental levels does not increase the risk of any adverse outcome such as spontaneous abortions, malformations…”
15:20 • 23.06.15Huge solar storm hits Earth: Power grid and GPS could be disrupted, but auroras might be seenThe Earth is being battered by a huge solar storm, which could disrupt the power grid and GPS as well as letting people see beautiful auroras, The Independent reported A potent blast of magnetic plasma shot o
14:45 • 23.06.15Fetus found in Swedish bishop’s 17th century coffin"Is there any relationship between the bishop and the child?" wonders Per Karsten, director of the Historical Museum at Lund University, with ...
10:21 • 23.06.15Mesmerising video shows a needle moving through vinyl ridgesThe stylus works by vibrating in the grooves of the LP, which move the magnets near the coil to generate the electricity ...
09:39 • 23.06.15GCHQ 'broke rules' when spying on NGOsThere was no determination in most of the cases under consideration. This means either they were not spied on or if they were ...
08:44 • 23.06.15Tigran Hamasyan performs at Ani ruins“Hamasyan is famous Armenian jazz pianist. He gives mini concerts in historic places and churches in many parts of the world, accompanied by the Armenian State Chamber Choir. This is a church music ...
16:20 • 22.06.15Samsung's new transparent 'Safety Trucks' allow drivers to see what is coming up ahead and know when it is safe to pass“The next step is to perform the corresponding tests in order to comply with the existing national protocols and obtain the necessary permits and approvals…”
13:53 • 20.06.15HP launches Pro Tablet 608 for business usersThe Pro Tablet 608 G1 is equipped with a quad-core Intel Atom x5-Z8500 processor with integrated Intel HD graphics. It can be equipped ...
13:16 • 20.06.15Heliofication best way to curb power hike in Armenia – specialist“The reason we do not implement the heliofication project is the opposition by the governing forces. As I hear the legislators’ justifications ...