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2015-02-15 U.S. Technology


Quartz
   
Farewell to Helpouts, Google's expert-on-demand video service   
Engadget
On April 20th, 2015, Helpouts will follow Reader, Latitude, Schemer and many other services to wherever old Mountain View products retire. Google launched Helpouts less than two years ago as a service where anyone can ask (or pay) for advice or lessons ...

Google Helpouts to be consigned to history   BetaNews
Google to shut down Helpouts, the expert video chat service, on April 20   The Next Digit
Google to shut down Helpouts on April 20   CNET
Quartz   
ReadWrite   
TechSpot   
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Mashable
   
Why an Apple Car would make sense   
Mashable
Stephen Chick with Apple gives a demonstration of CarPlay in a Ferrari at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, Monday, June 2, 2014. Image: Jeff Chiu/Associated Press ...

Apple studies self-driving car, auto industry source says   Reuters
One radical theory behind Apple's sudden interest in cars   Quartz
Rumor – Apple Working on Electric Minivan, or Something Like That   Rush Times
Gizmodo   
BREATHEcast   
TodaysiPhone.com (blog)   
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Quartz
   
Apple CEO Tim Cook says privacy is a matter of “life and death”   
Quartz
On Friday, president Barack Obama went to the heart of Silicon Valley to a cyber-security summit organized by the White House to warn tech leaders that they should share more information with the government to thwart attacks like the hack against Sony.
Apple's Cook: 'Everyone has a right to privacy and security'   CNET
Obama's Visit to Silicon Valley Is a Big Win for Apple Pay   Bloomberg
Tim Cook: Cyber privacy is a 'life and death' issue   Telegraph.co.uk
Los Angeles Times   
NBCNews.com   
PCWorld   
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ABC News
   
Chinese mobile sensation Xiaomi to offer accessories in US   
San Francisco Chronicle
Although its smartphones won't be available here anytime soon, Xiaomi unveiled plans last week to test the U.S. market by selling inexpensive headphones and other accessories online. It plans to hew to the Internet-driven, customer-friendly model that has ...

Yo America! It's time to learn how to pronounce 'Xiaomi'   The Register
Xiaomi All Set to Enter the U.S Market With Amazing Handset Accessories   Frontline Desk
Xiaomi Lands in the US: Should Apple Be Worried ?   Social Media SEO
CNET   
Computerworld   
ZDNet   
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GameSpot
   
No, Apple Is Not Censoring App Store Developers (This Time)   
GameSpot
Apple began enforcing strict rules for its app store prohibiting depictions of guns and violence, but has since backed down. by Daniel Starkey on February 13, 2015. You may have noticed some games on the App Store recently with censored or changed ...

Apple Lets Marijuana App MassRoots Back Into its App Store   Headlines & Global News
Apple decides marijuana app belongs in the App Store after all   Engadget
Apple's ban on marijuana social networking app goes up in smoke   Fortune
PC Magazine   
Macworld   
The Verge   
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Inferse
   
Apple strengthens Security Checks for FaceTime, iMessage with Two-Step ...   
Inferse
Apple has finally added Two-Step verification to improve security and safety within iMessage and FaceTime, to answer some of the questions regarding the security of its communications services. Apple strengthens Security Checks for FaceTime, iMessage ...

Apple Extends Two-Step Verification to iMessage, FaceTime   eWeek
Apple secures iMessage and FaceTime with two-factor authentication   The Westside Story
Apple Extends Two-Step Authentication to iMessage, FaceTime   PC Magazine
CNET   
Macworld   
Mac Rumors   
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Newsweek
   
Senator Probes Samsung, LG Over Smart TV Privacy   
PC Magazine
Minnesota Sen. Al Franken wants to make sure your TV is not eavesdropping on you. The lawmaker on Wednesday penned letters to Samsung and LG, which asked both companies for details about the voice-recognition technology on the televisions they ...

Public fears invasion of privacy by smart TVs   SFGate (blog)
Samsung's Eavesdropping TVs Aren't Clever Enough To Really Be A Threat   Forbes
Samsung TVs injecting ads in owners' videos   Fox News
Boston Globe   
TechSpot   
Network World   
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DailyTech
   
Study says Android 4.0 and iOS 8 are most likely to crash your apps   
Engadget
Ever had the feeling that certain phone operating systems are more likely to crash your apps than others? It's not just you. Crittercism has posted its latest breakdown of crash reports from about 20,000 apps, and it's clear that certain operating systems aren't ...

Android Lollipop Crashes Less Than iOS 8   PC Magazine
HTC Zoe Update Adds Nexus 6 and Nexus 9   Mobile Burn
Wolverton: Android Lollipop gives Google operating system a sweet new look   Santa Cruz Sentinel

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New Gamer Nation
   
Zadzooks: Dying Light review   
Washington Times
Become undercover operative Kyle Crane and build some really nasty weapons to battle the infected in the video game Dying Light. (Courtesy Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment) more >. By Joseph Szadkowski - The Washington Times - Saturday, ...

Dying Light Mods Now Supported   Cinema Blend
Best-Selling Games for January Led by Dying Light, Advanced Warfare   GameSpot
Game review: 'Dying Light'   Norfolk Daily News

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TechCrunch
   
Watch The New Phorm iPad Mini Case Generate Physical Keys Out Of Thin Air   
TechCrunch
Apple's touch-based devices have changed the way we interact with computers entirely, but that hasn't stopped users from occasionally thinking wistfully of the days when physical keyboards ruled the roost. Tactus has taken that desire to heart, and the ...

Banish Autocorrect Fails With Phorm iPad Mini Keyboard   PC Magazine
With Phorm, physical keys grow on your iPad Mini   Christian Science Monitor
This Magic Touchscreen Keyboard Might Change How You Type   TIME
Tom's Guide   
CNNMoney   
Tech Times   
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