“You can now download and install iOS 12.1. That means you’ll finally be able to use Group FaceTime (LOL), access over 70 new emoji, and get rid of the annoying image blur that caused “Beautygate.”
IBM is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire Red Hat
“IBM is reportedly near a deal to acquire open-source enterprise software firm Red Hat. The deal could be finalized as early as Sunday. Bloomberg first reported on the negotiations.”
Forensics firm urges police not to look at screens of iPhones with Face ID
“While U.S. police are now sometimes forcing suspects with Face ID-ready iPhones to unlock their devices, Apple’s technology is simultaneously making that a risky proposition, one security firm is warning agencies.”
Up to 9.5 million net neutrality comments were made with stolen identities
“The New York attorney general’s office is widening an investigation into fraudulent net neutrality comments, saying it estimates that up to 9.5 million comments were submitted using stolen identities.”
Samsung Foldable Smartphone to be a tablet you can put in your pocket
“Samsung mobile boss DJ Koh has shared more details with Cnet about their new Samsung Foldable Smartphone , the device will apparently be a tablet you can put in your pocket.”
How to find out if your data was included in Facebook’s latest security breach
“After originally disclosing its latest data breach last month, Facebook yesterday offered more details to users.”
Facebook now says data breach affected 29 million users, details impact
“(Reuters) – Cyber attackers stole data from 29 million Facebook accounts using an automated program that moved from one friend to the next, Facebook Inc (FB.”
At 10 trillion frames per second, this camera captures light in slow motion
“Light is the fastest thing in the universe, so trying to catch it on the move is necessarily something of a challenge.”
Windows 10 October 2018 Update no longer deletes your data
“Microsoft has figured out why the Windows 10 October 2018 Update deleted data from some systems and produced a fixed version.”
Google Drops Bid for Massive Military Cloud Computing Contract Amid Employee Pressure
“Google has dropped out of the competition for a Pentagon cloud computing project that could be worth as much as $10 billion and last up to a decade, citing a possible clash with its corporate values, Bloomberg reported on Monday.”
