IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 03/06/2014

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IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 03/06/2014

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‘Gangnam Style’ is the first video to hit 2 billion views on YouTube
Less than two years after it was first uploaded, 'Gangnam Style' — the most watched video in YouTube history — has hit the 2 billion view milestone, and the site has marked the occasion.
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet, for the week of June 1, 2014
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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New York City too hot? Uber will deliver air conditioners right to your door
It's that time of year again for New York City residents, when the weather heats up and people start to sizzle. Luckily, Uber is offering to deliver smart air conditioning units right to New Yorkers' apartments.
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Is Ford’s adaptive steering a helping hand, or a robotic menace?
Not all car enthusiasts have gotten over the switch to electric power steering, so will they do now that Ford plans to take adaptive steering mainstream? The Dearborn carmaker will launch its system within a year.
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The NSA might know what you look like, collects millions of digital images per day
The National Security Agency (NSA) has ramped up its collection of digital facial images in the past four years, according to The New York Times, citing documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The agency is using software to glean “millions of images per day."
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Rev up your engines with our Mario Kart 8 getting started guide
This getting started guide for Mario Kart 8 runs through both new and returning features. It's meant to give you an early edge over the competition.
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Florida creates smartphone app to curb lionfish invasion
The venomous lionfish is taking over Florida's waters, and state officials have developed a new weapon to stop the fish's rapid spread: an app that lets users report sightings of lionfish via their smartphones.
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When one operating system is not enough: The five best virtual machine applications
Buying a new computer just because you want to utilize another operating system is not a necessity. Check out our handpicked selection of the best virtual machine applications, so you can emulate one OS inside another no matter what your platform or budget is.
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Spring cleaning for your PC: How to tame the monstrosity under your desk
Modern computers are ridiculously capable, yet most are still bound by cords that can clutter your workspace. This annoyance can be conquered, however, by going wireless with peripherals, choosing an adjustable monitor stand, and organizing the few cables you can't ditch completely.
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The lowdown on DDR4 RAM: When will it get here, and what will it do once it arrives?
DDR4 RAM is on the horizon, but what will it do for our computing devices once it starts showing up in them? You can learn more about what's next in computer memory here.
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Mitsubishi’s XR-PHEV concept: Finally a Mitsu we want to drive! If only it were real
Rumors of Mitsubishi's death have been greatly exaggerated, they are still producing some exciting concepts. The latest is the stunning XR-PHEV Evolution Vision, an entirely digital concept that is making its debut on Gran Turismo 6.
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Brains are being hacked to fight mental illness, mine marketing-friendly data
Your brain was meant for hacking, and the U.S. military and a professor of electrical engineering are among the latest parties to espouse that view. DARPA is researching brain implants, while a professor is trying to protect our privacy.
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Artist to create 100-year photo exposures of Berlin using pinhole cameras
Artist Jonathan Keats began a photo project using pinhole cameras to capture 100-year exposures of Berlin, with help from local residents. The images will be exhibited 100 years later.
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5 Common problems with the Xperia Z2 Tablet, and how to fix them
If you are suffering from bugs, irritations, and defects with your Xperia Z2 Tablet, you are not alone. Here’s our roundup of the most common issues, with some soothing solutions to help you get them fixed.
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Console Wars documentary will precede the fictionalized take on Sega vs. Nintendo
The upcoming fictionalized Console Wars adaptation from Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen will be preceded by a documentary from the book's author, Blake Harris.
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iOS 8 and everything else we expect from Apple at WWDC 2014
WWDC 2014 is on its way and the question on every one's mind is: What's next for Apple? While iOS 8, OS X, and other software updates are probably a shoe in for Monday's event, other surprises like the iPhone 6 and iWatch, are less likely to appear.
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‘Cast’ like a boss with our list of the best Chromecast apps
If you have the nagging suspicion you’re not taking advantage of your Chromecast, you’re probably right. Check out our list, and learn how to ‘cast’ like a boss.
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Nikon set aside nearly $18 million in bid to deal with D600 sensor issue and restore reputation
While we'll never know how much the D600's sensor issue has cost Nikon in terms of lost sales, the firm has recently revealed it's spending almost $18m to cover the cost of D600 repairs and replacements as it works to restore confidence in its brand.
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Android TV will focus on online media and games
We're expecting to see Google's latest take on the future of television later this month, and a new report reveals some interesting nuggets of information about what to expect when it arrives.
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‘Please forget me’ say 12,000 Europeans on day one of Google’s new initiative
Do you have a right to stop Google linking to out-dated or inaccurate information? Europeans now do, and up to 20 users per minute are submitting requests to the search company according to Reuters.
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