Google parent Alphabet agrees £1.6bn Fitbit deal
Google has struggled to stake out a presence in the wearables market.
World News|Nov 1, 2019
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Chinese hackers intercepted text messages, says cybersecurity firm
Cybersecurity firm FireEye would not identify or otherwise characterise the victims or the impacted telecoms provider or give its location.
World News|Oct 31, 2019
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Twitter bans all political advertisements
The policy will start on November 22.
World News|Oct 30, 2019
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‘Workington Man’ election stereotype leaves locals unimpressed
A Conservative think tank has said the party will have to target voters from regional towns in order to win the general election.
UK News|Oct 30, 2019
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Queen sees funny side of fancy dress-clad staff at Balmoral
Ms Kelly said the party was staged a few years ago
UK News|Oct 29, 2019
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Apple resumes human reviews of Siri audio with iPhone update
The US tech giant suspended the practice in August and apologised for the way it used people, rather than just machines, to review audio.
World News|Oct 29, 2019
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Google sued by Australian regulators over location tracking
The Competition and Consumer Commission accused Google of collecting information on users’ whereabouts even after they had switched off the feature.
World News|Oct 29, 2019
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Liverpool fans travel to Ghent instead of Genk for Champions League match
Rob and Lee only realised their mistake half an hour before the match was due to start, admitting: ‘We were really embarrassed.’
UK News|Oct 24, 2019
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Met Police release footage of work to detect live-streamed terror attacks
The force has been working with Facebook.
UK News|Oct 24, 2019
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Google claims quantum computing breakthrough
Quantum computers might one day revolutionise tasks that would take existing computers years.
World News|Oct 23, 2019
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Unrest means no progress in Groves trial
NO PROGRESS has been made in the trial into the killing of Sarah Groves over the last three months, due to unrest in Kashmir.
News|Oct 23, 2019
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Tourist finds out she has breast cancer after ‘odd’ photo at visitor attraction
Bal Gill from Slough in Berkshire noticed an unusual heat coming from her chest in a thermal image at Camera Obscura in Edinburgh.
UK News|Oct 22, 2019
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Pupils should avoid busy roads to reduce pollution exposure, study claims
Children carried air quality sensors in their backpacks to measure pollution during their school run in London.
UK News|Oct 21, 2019
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Facebook CEO takes no questions from press at event promoting free expression
Reporters were not allowed to ask questions after Mark Zuckerberg’s speech at Georgetown University in Washington, DC.
World News|Oct 17, 2019
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Data protection boss likens data misuse to ‘stealing someone’s wallet’
MISUSING data should be as socially unacceptable as stealing someone’s wallet, the Bailiwick’s data protection commissioner has told an international conference.
News|Oct 17, 2019
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