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Google held a media event this morning and unveiled the highly-anticipated Nexus 6P. The Huawei-built Nexus 6P will be the new Android flagship device, accompanied by the LG-built Nexus 5X smartphone as well. The Nexus 6P runs on a 1.9GHz
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Google has gone through some pretty major transformations lately–splitting the company into Alphabet and Google. Part of that transformation now includes a redesigned Google logo. It’s not Earth-shattering. The logo still looks essentially like it has forever–and yet it’s different.
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Potholes suck. Hitting a pothole at full speed can cause a flat tire or damage your rims. Even if you manage to avoid direct damage, driving on pothole strewn roads causes major wear-and-tear on your vehicle–wear-and-tear that could and should
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Each level of streamlining and automation in the world of DevOps and containers seems to just create a need for a new level. Containers help developers create and deploy apps more effectively and efficiently, but then organizations find they need
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This falls in the realm of big news no one is talking about but if you look at the Smartphone market the only company that is making money, and they are making a ton of it, is Apple. Basically we
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The iPhone was an unfortunate thing to happen to business. Before the iPhone launched the dominant phones were from Research in Motion (BlackBerry) and PALM—both with a business focus and even the idea of a virus or malware for these
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Malicious apps are out in the wild, but some have even snuck by the official scanners in Google and Amazon stores on Android. And with apps requiring more and more permissions for seemingly straightforward tasks, it can sometimes fall on
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A group of researchers at the University of California, San Diego have discovered a technique to double the capacity of fiber-optic circuits which will help carry more data over longer distances at a lower cost. The research has been jointly