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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Weird horror movies for Halloween you probably overlooked – CNET
  Killer puppets, Nazi zombies and tentacled sea creatures. Instead of watching the same old scary films, catch these creepy picks you never thought of adding to your streaming queue.
• Donald Trumpkin is perfectly scaring up votes for Halloween – CNET
  These jack-o’-lanterns of US presidential candidate Donald Trump are both topical and festive.
• Facebook wants to be your guide on Election Day – CNET
  A new feature gives you info on federal, state and local contests and lets you put together a voting plan.
• Slasher or hacker? These 2016 hacks gave us nightmares – CNET
  With so many frightening cybersecurity issues this year, it was hard to tell the difference between real life and a horror movie.
• Cute dog becomes Wonder Woman for Halloween – CNET
  Let Internet star Munchkin brighten your day as she dresses in a classic Wonder Woman costume and deflects lasers with her golden bracelets.
• Relive that brutal 'Walking Dead' season 7 scene in Lego – CNET
  Still upset over you-know-who dying in the new season premiere of “The Walking Dead?” Ease your pain — or maybe make it worse — with this Lego re-enactment.
• Tesla and SolarCity just made your roof obsolete – Roadshow
  Tesla’s new Solar Roof, and Powerwall 2, could move residential power generation to the next level.
• IBM Uses Watson and partnership with Best Doctors to Aid Employees who are fighting cancer

  New partnership between IBM and Best Doctors enables IBM employees to utilize the power of Watson Health for cancer therapy.

  The post IBM Uses Watson and partnership with Best Doctors to Aid Employees who are fighting cancer appeared first on iMedicalApps.

• The coral blue Galaxy S7 Edge is the perfect phone for mermaids – CNET
  Samsung gives the S7 Edge a coral blue makeover, but is that enough to keep its fans happy?
• Mobile internet use still on the move – CNET
  At the rate things are going, surfing the net from a regular old computer may soon be a thing of the past.
• Oh, how the mighty have fallen – Roadshow
  The story of how my team almost won the very first all-female Rebelle Rally.
• Internet Archives' vintage GIFs take you back to the '90s – CNET
  The GifCities project lets you relive the web’s early days with a staggering collection of animated images. Remember the dancing baby?
• Apple going all-in on USB-C for MacBooks is great for the future, but leaves us in dongle hell for now – CNET
  Commentary: CNET editor Dong Ngo cautions about the pain you might have getting the new MacBook Pro right now due to its lack of support for legacy connections.
• Allow mobile phone network roaming in UK, urge MPs
  MPs urge firms to allow customers to roam between mobile networks in areas of the UK where reception is weak.
• Tech opens the door for people with cognitive disabilities – CNET
  Individuals with intellectual disabilities have it particularly rough when it comes to jobs. Here’s how some are addressing the problem.
• 'More TV, film and gaming' crossover following Skylanders: Academy success
  The team behind Skylanders: Academy explain to Newsbeat there’s scope for more of their gaming franchises to make the jump to the small and big screen.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Allow mobile phone network roaming in UK, urge MPs
  MPs urge firms to allow customers to roam between mobile networks in areas of the UK where reception is weak.
• Tesla and SolarCity just made your roof obsolete – Roadshow
  Tesla’s new Solar Roof, and Powerwall 2, could move residential power generation to the next level.
• Emoji could soon take over domain names – CNET
  Thanks to a search engine from GoDaddy, anyone with a phone can easily find and register available emoji domains.
• Internet Archives' vintage GIFs take you back to the '90s – CNET
  The GifCities project lets you relive the web’s early days with a staggering collection of animated images. Remember the dancing baby?
• Aftermarket head-up display competition heats up with Carrobot – Roadshow
  Chinese company Ileja Tech creates crowdfunding campaign to launch its Carrobot head-up display infotainment system in the US.
• Self-driving cars face massive roadblocks in New York City – Roadshow
  A decades-old law along with concerns about “ghost vehicles” and drivers losing their jobs are just a few of the issues keeping autonomous cars out of the Big Apple.
• Nintendo Switch rumored to have a 6.2-inch touchscreen, be USB-C compatible – CNET
  Rumored details of the new console’s specs are starting to surface, a few months ahead of Nintendo’s upcoming Switch presentation in January.
• Amy Schumer's 'Formation' parody turns lemonade into lemons – CNET
  Sound Bites: Amy Schumer enrages the BeyHive, Drake releases two new singles, and Spotify stays free.
• Amazon Prime's latest destination: China – CNET
  The move follows Amazon’s expansion into India in July.
• CNET UK podcast 503: Apple's new MacBooks, Twitter's woes and Uber's flying cars – CNET
  The UK’s best tech podcast covers Apple’s new MacBooks, Twitter’s woes and why your next Uber might take you to the skies.
• FBI uncovers new Clinton emails relating to server case – CNET
  The bureau is looking into whether the emails connected to her use of a personal email server for government business contain classified information or “significant” material.
• Let's get ready to D-O-N-N-N-N-N-GLE! (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy, Ep. 61) – CNET
  We recap Apple’s new MacBook Pro keynote. How good will the Touch Bar really be? And look out for Microsoft. It’s the one targeting creatives now, not Apple.
• Facebook is testing Snapchat-like features in its main app – CNET
  They include new camera filters like masks and other animations, plus messages that eventually disappear.
• Soylent puts powder on pause after making people sick – CNET
  Meal-replacement brand Soylent stops shipping its flagship powder to consumers after some reported getting sick.
• Mobile internet use still on the move – CNET
  At the rate things are going, surfing the net from a regular old computer may soon be a thing of the past.
• Google, Facebook, 2K score with NBA interns – CNET
  A group of NBA players spent the off-season job-shadowing at some of tech’s biggest companies, including Facebook and Google.
• NASA pumpkin contest creations will blow your mind – CNET
  From a working Pac-Man game to a spinning carousel, the mechanical engineers at JPL carved pumpkins that put our cute cat faces to shame.
• Make a mountain of grilled cheese in minutes with this hack – CNET
  Make your oven into a grilled-cheese-making machine with this simple kitchen item.
• ​UK court rules Uber drivers are employees, not contractors – CNET
  The ride-hailing service has long maintained its drivers are independent contractors. In a decision that could majorly impact the gig economy, British judges disagree.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Volkswagen rolls out the new Atlas SUV – Roadshow
  The 7-passenger mid-size SUV is big, boxy and might just bring VW back into the light.
• Every Kingdom Hearts game will come to PS4 in 2017 – CNET
  With the probable exception of Kingdom Hearts III, which is yet to get a release date.
• Samsung still smartphone king in India – CNET
  It’s good news for the company, as India’s tech markets continue to grow at tremendous rates.
• Halloween – CNET
  One of us is slowly catching up on “Westworld,” the other may never finish “Luke Cage” at this rate. Plus, Apple just made it easier for you to consume even more pop culture, and prepare your costumes for this weekend because we sure are.
• No new iMacs, Mac Pro or Mac Mini at Apple's October Mac event – CNET
  Apple announced 3 new MacBook Pros and an Apple TV app called TV, but several other products were MIA.
• Pornhub offers to buy Vine: 'Six seconds is more than enough' – CNET
  The adult megasite offers to save the microvideo platform and restore it to its “NSFW glory.”
• Amazon's $99 Prime problem – CNET
  The e-tailer’s weaker earnings highlight the dilemma it faces with a capped $99 annual fee. But it’s looking to boost subscriptions elsewhere.
• Firefox Quantum project aims for a radically faster web – CNET
  Mozilla hopes to speed up its browser so much by the end of 2017 that today’s complex, interactive websites will feel completely different.
• 'Stranger Things' meets Peanuts in animated mashup – CNET
  Good grief! Fans of both series will appreciate the new video, in which Eleven takes a shift in Lucy’s psychiatric stand and Winona Ryder gets the Miss Othmar wah-wah voice.
• Faraday Future electric car almost breaks cover in video – Roadshow
  Upcoming Tesla competitor Faraday Future posted video today of what we expect to be its first electric production car, covered in camouflage ahead of its official unveiling in January at CES.
• See a giant fighting robot test its new high-power tank treads – CNET
  The MegaBots team checks out new custom tank treads designed just for their ultimate fighting robot.
• Getting a new MacBook Pro? Check out these accessories first – CNET
  The new MacBook Pros and the 12-inch MacBook include Thunderbolt 3/USB-C ports as their sole connections. In order to use some of the most popular peripherals you’ll need to have one of these accessories.
• New MacBook Pros vs. old MacBook Pros vs. MacBook – CNET
  The new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros have a new design and a bunch of new features. Check out how they compare against last year’s models and each other.
• Apple reveals MacBook-friendly 5K LG display – CNET
  Who needs a new 5K Mac when you can buy a new MacBook Pro and this 5K LG monitor?
• Teen taking topless selfie crashed into patrol car, police say – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: A Texas A&M student is allegedly trying to send a topless photo to her boyfriend via Snapchat when, oh.
• Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere universe headed to big screen – CNET
  “The Way of Kings” gets the green light as the first Sanderson book lined up for movie treatment, with a screenplay coming from the “Saw” writing team.
• Senate summons wrong company to AT&T-Time Warner hearing – CNET
  Subcommittee reviewing the deal invites Time Warner Cable, a company purchased by Charter Communications earlier this year.
• The robotic caterpillar powered by light and other news
  BBC Click’s Lara Lewington looks at some of the best of the week’s technology news.
• Smart home threat
  Recent cyber-attacks using botnet armies of hacked “internet of things” devices highlights the pressing need for improved security.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Turn your voice into solid gold with this 3D-printed ring – CNET
  The Encode Ring takes your voice, records its sound levels and then turns them into a unique piece of jewellery.
• Catch this gold Pikachu Pokemon trading card for $2,000 – CNET
  The Pokemon Company is celebrating 20 years of the Pokemon Trading Card Game by reissuing the original Pikachu card in 24K gold.
• Alphabet's car project becoming a standalone business – CNET
  Chief of secretive X lab says cars will likely be introduced incrementally over the next several years.
• Samsung still smartphone king, despite Note 7 woes – CNET
  Korean electronics giant loses market share in the third quarter, as does Apple.
• Genomics startup halts next-generation gene sequencing – CNET
  23andMe’s CEO confirms it has stopped working on advanced technology that could help people learn more about their DNA.
• Samsung earnings burned by Galaxy Note 7 – CNET
  Operating profit at the company’s mobile division plummets 96 percent to its lowest level in nearly eight years.
• Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star destroyed – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: Can we blame Hillary Clinton? Can we? No, we can blame a man with a pickax and a sledgehammer.
• Museum of Modern Art adds original set of emoji to its collection – CNET
  These “humble masterpieces of design” were the start of a new visual language, says the museum.
• New 'Sherlock' season will arrive earlier than expected – CNET
  “Sherlock” actors Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman will chase down new mysteries beginning on January 1.
• Memes are finally bigger than Jesus – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: According to Google Trends, memes have finally taken over from the savior as humanity’s core adoration.
• New Apple TV app said to help viewers discover shows – CNET
  New “watch list” app will recommend programs to viewers based on their history of viewing on Apple TV, USA Today reports.
• Microsoft: Here's the next dimension. Now help us get there – CNET
  Microsoft enlists “creators” as it dials up its vision that “mixed reality,” including 3D and virtual and augmented reality, will be the next era of computing.
• 'Big' debate: Is that Bill Murray or Tom Hanks in the pic? – CNET
  A 3-year-old photo is going viral. Is that the “Ghostbusters” star, or “Forrest Gump” himself?
• 20 genius costumes for conquering Halloween – CNET
  From a baby-Ripley “Aliens” Power Loader to the “Stranger Things” opening credits logo, we’ve got a gaggle of costumes that venture outside the Halloween norm.
• Verizon says Yahoo name isn't going away – CNET
  With established brands like Yahoo Mail and Yahoo Finance, the acquisition still makes a lot of sense, says Verizon executive Marni Walden.
• Comcast sues Nashville over Google Fiber law – CNET
  The lawsuit claims that Nashville’s new ordinance, which facilitates the installation of Google Fiber, violates FCC rules.
• Google Cast is recast as Google Home companion app – CNET
  Ready to release its Home voice-operated speaker next week, the company has delivered an update to its old Google Cast setup app.
• How we may've made Friday's massive internet outage worse – CNET
  If a website is suffering from a cyberattack, don’t keep trying to get to it.
• 'Inferno' director Ron Howard talks drones, Dante, Dan Brown – CNET
  CNET asks Ron Howard: Are tech entrepreneurs the Dantes of today?

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• The drone designed to fly on one propeller
  BBC Click’s Spencer Kelly finds out why a drone with one propeller was created.
• Vodafone fined £4.6m by Ofcom for breaking customer rules
  Vodafone is fined £4.6m by regulator Ofcom for breaking consumer protection rules.
• Kobe Bryant brings his hoops history to the VC court – CNET
  Retired LA Lakers great talks about how his 20-year NBA career prepared him to be a venture capitalist.
• Emporio Armani unveils hybrid smartwatch – CNET
  The luxury fashion brand jumps into the connected wearables market just as smartwatch shipments tank.
• Samsung Pay adds in-app payments, expands footprint – CNET
  Users of Samsung’s mobile wallet in the US will be able to use the service for payment within merchants’ apps.
• Google Fiber just gave up on me — and many of its employees – CNET
  In a blog post, Google says it’s “paused” plans to roll out its fiber-optic internet service to any new cities — including ones in its own backyard.
• WhatsApp's creators say they're committed to users' privacy – CNET
  Messaging app co-founders say that users communicating with businesses will not attract spam.
• iPhone sales slump. Apple still raking in billions – CNET
  The tech giant points to strong iPhone 7 sales as reason to be optimistic.
• PayPal's CEO sees the phone transforming commerce – CNET
  The digital-payments company sees the phone eliminating the distinction between online and in-store commerce.
• Justin Timberlake in trouble for voting booth selfie? – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: He went to his home of Tennessee to vote. He posted a selfie next to the voting machine. Now the local DA is reviewing that selfie, as taking photographs at the polling place is illegal in the state.
• Religious people are worse at math, researchers claim – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: Researchers in Finland suggest that religious belief is connected with a lesser grasp of reality, which includes all sorts of scientific skills.
• Facebook says it's helped register more than 2 million voters – CNET
  The social network talks politics and live video during The Wall Street Journal’s WSJD Conference. The company also demoed a prototype live video filter.
• Nightmare Machine taps AI to make ordinary photos horrifying – CNET
  Be afraid. Just in time for Halloween, researchers from MIT create a horror-imagery generator that can make even the most idyllic scene look scary.
• Australian IT spending to be near A$85bn in 2017
  Australian CIOs must plan digital platforms that can connect to customer and business networks – or risk losing customers
• Apple iPhone sales fall, but beat estimates
  Apple reports its third quarter in a row of falling iPhone sales, but sales beat analyst expectations.
• Pandora will strike up its Spotify rival December 6 – CNET
  Pandora Premium will take on upstart rivals Spotify and Apple Music with the $10-a-month, on-demand music subscription it could never offer before.
• Spotify: You'd have to pry free tier from our cold, dead hands – CNET
  Not everyone is willing to pay $10 a month for music, Spotify executives say. That’s why a free tier is good for fans and artists both.
• AT&T prices DirecTV Now at $35 a month – CNET
  With 100 channels and streaming costs included, AT&T says it’s trying to upend the cable TV market with an affordable online TV service.
• Regulators could freeze AT&T's $85B plan to buy Time Warner – CNET
  Here’s what you need to know about the hurdles facing AT&T as it plans to buy media giant Time Warner.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Netflix's CEO gives conditional OK to AT&T-Time Warner merger – CNET
  Reed Hastings has no objection to the blockbuster deal, as long as it doesn’t conflict with net neutrality.
• Oppo and Vivo beat Huawei and Xiaomi to claim top spots in China – CNET
  Both brands have boosted their market share by more than 5 percent in just one year, according to Counterpoint Research.
• Barack Obama blasts Donald Trump on 'Mean Tweets' – CNET
  The US president had a strong response to a Donald Trump tweet from August.
• Google buys eye-tracking VR tech – CNET
  Eyefluence wants AR and VR to be controlled via your eyes, and Google wants to help it fulfil this goal.
• Get ready for even more Amazon Dash buttons – CNET
  Ping-pong balls, poop bags and Pop-Tarts are the latest things you can reorder using the commerce giant’s Wi-Fi-connected gizmos.
• This 3D printed puzzle gives you the best view of Tokyo – CNET
  After a short but successful Kickstarter, a Japanese 3D printing company is set to bring the Tokyo city skylines to your coffee table in this 100-piece printed puzzle.
• Donald Trump launches nightly campaign show on Facebook Live – CNET
  Republican candidate’s video program will be hosted by Trump advisors and a conservative political commentator.
• Twitter reportedly planning to cut hundreds of jobs – CNET
  Social media company plans to trim about 300 jobs, or 8 percent of its workforce, Bloomberg reports.
• Donald Trump has insulted how many objects on Twitter? Guess – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: Someone, somewhere had to compute the sheer number of objects of Trumpian scorn. It was The New York Times and it keeps computing.
• WiGig poised to save you from congested wireless networks – CNET
  The superfast wireless tech hasn’t caught on widely, but that could change as ordinary Wi-Fi clogs up.
• Verizon CEO: We're not going to start making big media buys – CNET
  CEO Lowell McAdam says the mega-deal makes sense for AT&T, but not for Verizon.
• Blockchain bandits hit crypto start-ups
  Are hack attacks aimed at the technology behind Bitcoin and other virtual currencies undermining confidence in the digital cash world?
• UAE telco launches mobile wallet
  Etisalat signs deal with technology company to offer its customers a mobile wallet service, as fintech expands in the Middle East
• Prof turns to iOS autocomplete for aid on prank physics paper – CNET
  A paper co-written by Apple’s mobile software is accepted almost immediately by an international scientific conference. Break out your smartphones, would-be scientists.
• Clicks and bricks
  The building industry has not been known for digital innovation, but virtual reality design and project management software are changing perceptions.
• 'Walking Dead' deaths send social media into mourning – CNET
  Oh nooooo! Negan killed (BLEEP)! and also (BLEEP)! Twitter is (BLEEPING) freaking out over the season 7 premiere!
• Save big on these smart home bundles, security systems – CNET
  From Home Deals: Start up a smart light set with these cheaper bundles, as well as get a 16-channel security system for an impressively low price.
• Cubs' victory cheered by famous fans Clinton, Murray and more – CNET
  No one knows who’ll win the World Series, but the Cubbies might take the crown for the most celebrity fans.
• Free flu shot? Uber will deliver one tomorrow to these 17 places – CNET
  For one day only, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Uber is promising to deliver free flu shots — if you live in certain cities or states.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Is Google working on an eye-tracking headset? – CNET
  According to Engadget, the company’s standalone VR headset project is alive and well — and it might keep track of where your eyes are pointing.
• Buick breaks 35-year domestic drought in Consumer Reports reliability survey – Roadshow
  Meanwhile, four Fiat Chrysler brands are having a grand ol’ time at the bottom of the rankings.
• A day at the drone races – CNET
  Gadget geeks and adrenaline seekers are helping the sport of drone racing take off.
• Watch Dogs 2's open world steps into the spotlight for New Trailer – CNET
  San Francisco gets highlighted in Watch Dogs 2’s latest trailer.
• Here are the 10 most — and least — reliable cars according to Consumer Reports – Roadshow
  Every year, Consumer Reports ranks all its vehicles based on reliability data. This year’s 10 best (and 10 worst) cover a number of automakers and countries of origin.
• 'Walking Dead' deaths send social media into mourning – CNET
  Oh nooooo! Negan killed (BLEEP)! and also (BLEEP)! Twitter is (BLEEPING) freaking out over the season 7 premiere!
• LG: No plans to ditch G5's modular design – CNET
  The company reiterates that it will not scrap the G5’s swappable approach (and the phone’s accompanying accessories) with its next flagship.
• Apple squashes bugs with Mac OS Sierra, Apple Watch and Apple TV updates – CNET
  Mac OS Sierra 10.12.1, watchOS 3.1 and tvOS 10.0.1 are mostly about fixing little issues — but they also bring a couple new features.
• 'Jessica Jones' only hiring female directors next season – CNET
  Leave it to the hit Netflix show about a reluctant, complex female superhero with a tragic backstory to shake up the status quo behind the scenes.
• Apple iOS 10.1 now available, bringing Portrait mode to iPhone 7 Plus – CNET
  The depth of field effect is still in beta, though.
• AT&T-Time Warner deal means even more social media spoilers – CNET
  Brace yourselves: Countless clips are coming to your newsfeeds with a new DirectTV service that makes it easier to share content.
• Google really wants you to use Android Pay online – CNET
  The search giant announces partnerships with Visa and Mastercard to simplify mobile web purchases.
• T-Mobile CEO Legere loves idea of AT&T-Time Warner mashup – CNET
  The outspoken CEO expects to grab customers while AT&T focuses on its massive deal.
• Yes, Galaxy Note 8 will still arrive in 2017 – CNET
  Samsung isn’t giving up on the Note just yet.
• This snake looks like it's wearing sunglasses and a mustache – CNET
  Meet the most hipster of all snakes, a slithery Texas resident with markings that look like shades and a villainous mustache.
• DJI adds a 30x zoom lens to its commercial drones – CNET
  The Chinese company’s Zenmuse Z30 will make everything from tower inspections to search-and-rescue operations safer and easier.
• NBA zooms in to make games more mobile friendly – CNET
  The NBA’s new Mobile View puts fans even closer to the action with zoomed-in shots on its League Pass subscription service.
• Jon Snow will now work for AT&T (The 3:59, Ep. 128) – CNET
  We know nothing. Plus, more on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and tech to aid disabled people.
• Giant spider trying to eat mouse goes nightmarishly viral – CNET
  A massive Huntsman spider in Australia attempts to tackle a meal and becomes a viral video star in the process.

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As developers for tablets and smartphones we like to keep abreast of the latest mobile technology developments . This is a daily digest of mobile development and related technology news gathered from the BBC, the New York Times, New Scientist and the Globe and Mail to name a few. We scour the web for articles concerning, iPhone, iPad and android development, iOS and android operating systems as well as general articles on advances in mobile technology. We hope you find this useful and that it helps to keep you up to date with the latest technology developments.

• Liftoff! NASA successfully launches Antares Return to Flight – CNET
  The Antares rocket and Cygnus cargo spacecraft achieved liftoff at 7.45 PM EDT, followed by a successful separation.
• Google adds price tracking for flight tickets – CNET
  No need to worry about fare increases with new notifications on Google Flight.
• Oozing pumpkins make Halloween delightfully disgusting – CNET
  All you need are a few simple household ingredients to turn your jack-o’-lantern into Mount Vesuvius.
• Netflix: Thanks to that price hike, we're raking it in – CNET
  Pay no attention to that weakening subscriber growth! Netflix delivers giant profit and stops the bleeding in its membership rolls.
• Let's play!
  Firms are increasingly using game play to encourage greater engagement from customers and staff – but does gamification work?
• eBay Collective wants to be your go-to place for high-end stuff – CNET
  Are you simply going mad trying to find that Louis XIV armoire? Don’t fly to Paris, darling. Try eBay Collective, instead.
• Trump's Twitter debate lead was 'swelled by bots'
  Web robots – or bots – posted many more pro-Trump tweets than pro-Clinton ones during and after the first presidential debate.
• Razer buys THX to go beyond games – CNET
  Razer stood for gaming peripherals. By buying THX, the former Lucasfilm brand, it hopes to become a more general-purpose entertainment powerhouse.
• Indians' Trevor Bauer explains how drone sliced him out of Game 2 – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: The nerd pitcher says an errant done propeller cut his finger. Oh, he also loves Star Wars “a lot.”
• Netflix shares soar as video service posts jump in subscribers
  Netflix shakes off worries over growth with new subscriber numbers that beat estimates and sends its share price soaring 20%.
• WikiLeaks: Julian Assange's internet access 'severed' – CNET
  A tweet claims that Ecuador cut off Assange’s internet access on Saturday.
• YouTube Red goes Hollywood with latest original shows – CNET
  Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, director Doug Liman and producer Dan Harmon will create three new series for YouTube’s subscription service.
• Tesla and Panasonic buddy up to build solar panels in Buffalo – Roadshow
  Well, that was fast.
• Star Wars Chewbacca slippers roar like a real Wookiee – CNET
  Slip into something more sci-fi with a pair of extremely fluffy Chewbacca slippers that also make the Wookiee’s famous noises.
• Wikileaks: Julian Assange's internet access 'cut'
  Wikileaks says an unidentified state body has shut internet access for its founder Julian Assange, who is in London’s Ecuadorean embassy
• PBS Kids wants to ease your parenting guilt – CNET
  The new Playtime Pad tablet lets parents set screen-time limits and includes educational games, videos and apps.
• Real Captain James Kirk commands a US Navy destroyer – CNET
  Captain Kirk is a real person and he’s in charge of the US Navy’s innovative ship the USS Zumwalt.
• Photo of googly-eyed caterpillar dazzles internet – CNET
  A photographer in India captured a breathtaking image of the fruit-eating creature — all with his smartphone.
• Volkswagen tightens its belt as Dieselgate spending grows – Roadshow
  $175 million sounds like a pretty sweet payday for the lawyers representing TDI owners.

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