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Marriott, Renaissance, Sheraton, Westin, Le Meridian, and other properties operated by HEI Hotels have been hit by a malware attack that left credit card terminals at its locations vulnerable. Hotels all over … Continue reading Marriot, Renaissance, Sheraton, and More Hotels Hit by Malware
WhatsApp made news earlier this year when the company rolled out end-to-end encryption, a system that ensures that all messages on its platform are protected from viewing by third parties. … Continue reading Getting Rid of WhatsApp Messages for Good
Tom Wheeler, Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, last week called on wireless and landline phone carriers and robocall infrastructure companies. His point? It’s time to get proactive about blocking … Continue reading The FCC Enters Round Two Against Robocalls
In the last month, Pokémon Go, the augmented reality mobile game based on the Pokémon entertainment franchise, burst onto the scene and sent people out to explore the world around them. This … Continue reading How to Remove Your Status As a Pokémon Go Stop
You can order a pizza, hail a cab, and book a flight using your smartphone—why not see the doctor too? Technology has taken the pain out of waiting for services and … Continue reading Want a Healthier Staff? Try Telemedicine
What if you could think your password and gain access to your bank account, email, or photos? John Chuang and teammates from the BioSENSE Lab at Berkeley have been working on brain-wave … Continue reading Passthoughts: Next-Gen Passwords
The window to upgrade to Windows 10 for free closes on July 29, and users who activate before that date will now find themselves with one more tool: the activation … Continue reading Windows 10 Activation Adds One More Catch
It’s been a story of summer crankiness: the TSA and its airport security screening contractors are terribly understaffed, causing epic wait times during peak travel season for the United States. If you’re … Continue reading Long TSA Lines? Get Appy!
Apple Pay is coming to Apple’s browser, Safari, and Apple’s chat application, iMessage. This means shoppers will be able to make purchases online from a web browser or a chat, not … Continue reading Apple Pay Moves to Browser, Chat
DocumentDB is Microsoft’s NoSQL database service. NoSQL is an increasingly popular style of database which allows for more flexibility in your data structures and data storage design. As the name … Continue reading DocumentDB, Microsoft’s NoSQL Database Service, Plays Nice with MongoDB
To be finished in fall 2017, Facebook and Microsoft are laying the groundwork for a new Internet cable running under the Atlantic ocean. It will be the highest-capacity trans-Atlantic cable yet, … Continue reading New Trans-Atlantic Internet Cable Laid by Facebook and Microsoft
Last week, Google introduced a line of new and improved initiatives to developers gathered for the company’s I/O 2016 conference. The projects presented during the event will roll out this year … Continue reading Google Announces VR, Improved Assistant, and More at I/O 2016
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