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|  | Windows 10 Mobile's first worldwide update put phones on a PC-like update path 12.09.2015 4:30 PM Microsoft's phones and PCs are now running a common version as Microsoft has taken over control over how its mobile updates are deployed. | |
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|  | NASA's not so keen to talk about quantum computer security 12.09.2015 4:36 PM When NASA showed off its D-Wave 2X quantum computer on Tuesday, engineers were keen to talk about the computer's capabilities but less so about security measures that might be in place to stop hackers. | |
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|  | Samsung SmartThings Home Monitoring Kit review: A solid connected-home foundation 12.10.2015 3:00 AM A second-generation hub is the key to this platform's appeal. | |
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|  | Toyota's new Prius is one of first that talks to other cars 12.10.2015 4:04 AM The new version of Toyota's best-selling Prius hybrid will come with technology that allows it to talk to other vehicles and things like traffic signals. | |
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|  | Pebble Time Round review: A smartwatch that doesn't seem like one 12.10.2015 3:00 AM The Pebble Time Round might actually appeal to smartwatch haters. | |
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|  | XCOM 2 hands-on preview: Earth is doomed if you leave me in command 12.10.2015 5:00 AM Two and a half hours of XCOM 2 and we only watched five of our soldiers die. I think that means we're getting better, right? | |
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|  | Microsoft open-sources dead, but beloved Windows Live Writer as Open Live Writer 12.10.2015 5:43 AM Live Writer will live on as Open Live Writer, an open source project that is already available for download. | |
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|  | Android A to Z: A glossary of Android jargon and technical terms 12.10.2015 4:00 AM Do you know your ARM from your API from your ADB? We clear up the sometimes confusing terminology in the world of Android. | |
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|  | Microsoft website leak hints that Edge browser extensions are approaching release 12.10.2015 7:28 AM Edge extensions may be ready for preview soon after Microsoft offered an accidental sneak peek at a developer site. | |
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|  | SHA-1 cutoff could block millions of users from encrypted websites 12.10.2015 6:46 AM Millions of Web users could be left unable to access websites over the HTTPS protocol if those websites only use digital certificates signed with the SHA-2 hashing algorithm. | |
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