Rollout

11.06.19

Gadgetry

Google updates the Nest Hub to sense where you are without a camera

The nifty feature adds a lot of utility to the Nest Hub.

By I. Bonifacic, 11.06.19

05.15.18

Gmail's native Offline mode is making its way to users' accounts

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Internet

Gmail's native Offline mode is making its way to users' accounts

It can make your plane ride more productive and less boring.

By M. Moon, 05.15.18

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11.03.17

Facebook borrows from Twitter this time with Polls feature

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Internet

Facebook borrows from Twitter this time with Polls feature

Survey your friends or followers, just like you can on ... well, you know.

By S. Dent, 11.03.17

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07.26.17

Kaspersky launches its free antivirus software worldwide

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Security

Kaspersky launches its free antivirus software worldwide

In return, it will use data you contribute to improve machine learning across its products.

By M. Moon, 07.26.17

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01.05.16

500 of NYC's free WiFi kiosks will be installed by July

With 'at least' 4,550 scheduled to go online by 2020.

By T. Seppala, 01.05.16

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09.19.15

Latest Xbox One test update is rolling out slowly, for a reason

A shiny new Windows 10 interface awaits, but the few who get invited might not be able to play 'Destiny' if they install it.

By T. Seppala, 09.19.15

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08.30.15

LAPD's body cameras roll out Monday, but footage won't be public

The American Civil Liberties Union says that this blanket refusal to make all captured video public means that police departments can cherrypick what footage they do choose to distribute and essentially use it as PR for good deeds.

By T. Seppala, 08.30.15