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Nokia acquires mapping startup business Desti

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A few weeks after Nokia divested its mobile device business to Microsoft, the Finnish company acquired mapping startup company Desti for an undisclosed amount in a move that many consider as an initiative to build up what has been left to Nokia, its HERE mapping technology.

Europeans eager to be forgotten by Google

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In early May, The European Court of Justice ruled that Google had to comply with a Spanish man’s request to have search results related to his name and a foreclosure on a property removed. Since the man had resolved the foreclosure matter and thus made his case that it should be forgotten.

Good news, Windows XP support goes on with simple hack, the bad news is …

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It remains questionable whether a recently discovered hack for Windows XP could still take effect in deploying security patches, but one thing that is sure is that a security researcher revealed with validity a method of extending life-support for the now dead operating system until 2019.

Open-source encryption project TrueCrypt is dead

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It would be understandable to learn about the closure of a software application that is old enough to retire along with the recently shuttered Windows XP. But to hear the anonymous managers of an encryption project say they are shutting down the whole program because of Microsoft’s implacable end-of-life-support for its twelve-year old operating system […]

Iranian hackers spying on US and Israel government officials through Facebook, fake news site

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Only a few days ago, we have reported about a string of hacking campaigns targeting defense contractors in the U.S. in what may seem to be a desperate move by a hacker group from Iran called Ajax Security Team. Now, a fresh report indicates another cyber crime in the form of espionage perpetrated by Iranian […]

Google begins the testing phase of its self-driving cars. Would you hitch a ride?

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Imagine riding in a car, however cute and simple, without a driver – an autonomous car. Google is starting to test its fleet of self-driving cars this summer in a move to get its driverless car project off the ground in at least two years time.

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