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Avast Free Antivirus 18.3.2333
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2018.011.20040
uTorrent 3.5.3 Build 44428
Speccy 1.31.732
Viber for Windows 8.8.0.6
Razer Cortex 8.7.16.626
Thunderbird 52.8.0
EagleGet 2.0.4.50
mrViewer 4.1.2
Koala 2.3.0
Moodle 3.5
Firefox 61.0 Beta 6
Reason Core Security Complete Protection 3.2.0.4
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Connected doorbell vulnerability exposed.
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A guide to apps, data settings and how to keep your data private.
Whether you are looking to download software or are concerned about how your online activity is gathered and analysed, the need to stay private when using the internet has been brought into sharp focus in recent months. How, then, can you staread more
Arianna Gael
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Ticketing big-hitter trials cutting-edge tech, but will it work?
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Perfect for advanced users who want something different from the crowd, and a good choice for novices as well.
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... and all other removable media.
IBM has announced to its workers that they are no longer allowed to use USB sticks or any other form of portable data, including DVDs, SD cards, and even data stored on their phones. The ban will affect employees at every IBM facility across the globe.
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Arianna Gael
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Cause uncertain but the effects are clear to see.
A viral video from a cellular repair shop's surveillance camera is making the rounds, showing a potentially dangerous explosion. In the video, an employee of the Las Vegas shop can be seen working at a counter--some accounts say he was replacing a cracked scread more
Arianna Gael
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UK game developer's battle with author over book title.
The internet and piracy have frustrated many great content creators and developers, so it's slightly understandable that when someone sees an open door to take back some measure of control--and money--they might pounce on the opportunity. Unfortunatelyread more
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Google goes all in to try and steal back market share from competitors.
Google says it’s developer platform for Internet-Of-Things (IoT) devices, 'Android Things' is now out of beta and version 1.0 is free to be downloaded.
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Will Facterbot help improve Facebook's reputation?
Whether it's an unresearched meme your anti-vaxxer sister-in-law shared or an attack ad funded by a foreign agent, there's no doubt that Facebook has been complicit in helping spread vicious lies, ridiculous rumors, and good grief--flat earth weirdness. While theread more
