IT-Code-News: IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 24/11/2015

Monday, November 23, 2015

IT News Head Lines (Digital Trends) 24/11/2015

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Baby boomers are more security conscious than millennials, says Symantec
Symantec's latest cybersecurity report claims that millennials are getting sloppy with their online security processes and are paying the price while baby boomers are the wisest with their passwords and accounts.
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Rdio Free will be the only available streaming service from Rdio
The music streamer recently acquired by Pandora has explained current subscriptions will be cancelled on their next billing period and switched to free, ad-supported service. Rdio Free will continue to be offered until the service goes offline in coming weeks.
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How much does Netflix cost these days? Here’s the lowdown
We outline what each Netflix plan offers and weigh the benefits and drawbacks for each price jump, making it easy for you to pick the plan that best suits you.
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We tried all the best gaming keyboards, and one fragged the rest
There's no shortage of choice when it comes to mechanical gaming keyboards, so we brought in the best and brightest to find out what sets them apart.
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Is that a Google ad or a search result? Kids can’t tell
Kids these days, guys. Despite all their technical prowess, they're still as naive as we were at their age -- at least, when it comes to Google ads and Google search results.
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This video gives a quick look at what we used to cook over the past 100 years
Mode created a video showing 100 years of family meals. There are many combinations of meat, potato, and vegetable, but things get a little more unique as kitchen technology advances.
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This house laughs at wildfires thanks to a clever coating called Sarnafil
This $2.7-million house is coated in a Sarnafil membrane that makes it waterproof and fire-resistant. The material is often used on green roofs to prevent leaking during watering and rain.
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Ultimate Ears Pro perfects perfection with new Reference Remastered in-ears
Ultimate Ears Pro, pioneers in the world of in-ear monitors, have teamed up once again with the engineers at Capital Studios for a new reference monitor. Called the Reference Remastered, the new in-ears are designed specifically for hi-res music.
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Weekly Rewind: Selfie mirrors, Bieber breaks instagram, BMW’s next great car
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on, in fact, that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top 10 tech stories
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Nexus 6P users report microphone issues during calls, Google is on it
If you own a Nexus 6P and have had a caller tell you that they can’t hear you well, your problem is shared by other users and acknowledged by Google. The issue may be linked to the device’s noise cancellation functionality.
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Yahoo Mail blocks users who install ad blockers in their browsers as part of a test
Yahoo is taking a stand against people who employ ad blockers in their browsers by testing a feature that locks out Yahoo Mail users from accessing their accounts. The company says it’s testing the feature with a small set of U.S. users.
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Whip out your Apple Pencil and try out the 5 best iPad Pro drawing apps
The iPad Pro is more than just a big tablet: it's the ultimate canvas. From Procreate and Paper to Forge and Adobe Photoshop Sketch, the App Store is full of great drawing apps for the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. Here are our 5 favorites.
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Warning! Warning! Lost in Space reboot coming to Netflix
The sci-fi series Lost in Space, which lasted just three seasons on CBS in the '60s, is part of Netflix's push for more family-friendly originals. The Last Witch Hunter and Dracula Untold writers Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless will write the script.
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Origin PC releases the dragon — the EON17-SLX is a hardware monster
Origin PC follows the wave of desktop-class hardware equipped laptops. It is laptop hardware pornography.
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Smoke this phone — the Vaporcade Jupiter
Vaporcade says it has worked tirelessly to integrate texting, talking, and vaping into “one spectacular, innovative technology" it calls the Jupiter smartphone, and boast of its supposedly "limitless" applications.
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Get paid to walk with Bitwalking
If the idea of fitting into your skinny jeans isn't motivation enough to walk those ten blocks instead of hopping on the subway, maybe some cold hard cash will serve as a more appropriate incentive. That's the idea behind Bitwalking.
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These sub-$500 laptops take computing to the streets without breaking the bank
There's no reason the perfect laptop has to drain your wallet. These machines provide the perfect balance of performance, portability, and price point.
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Is China looking to build its own secure smartphones?
Amid growing worldwide concerns about security (or lack thereof), China is reportedly undertaking efforts to build its very own secure smartphones, undermining American manufacturers' positions in the booming Asian market.
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Mealworm farms, sapphire razors, and solar planes
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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Square Enix’s Just Cause 3 trailer finalists announced
Avalanche Studios and Square Enix have announced the finalists in the Just Cause 3 launch trailer contest, featuring raps, live-action stunts, and surprisingly impressive VFX shots.
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