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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.

• Best Black Friday deals at Amazon – CNET
  Amazon has just revealed its Black Friday deals and there are thousands. Here are the ones worth a look.
• Dog unleashes fury on TV – CNET
  This four-legged fiend gets caught red-handed in a game of tug of war with the TV cord. Spoiler: the dog wins.
• 2016 gift guide: Star Wars edition! – CNET
  20 ideas to satisfy the Rebel fighter or Empire goon on your holiday list.
• 'Game of Thrones' queen Emilia Clarke joins Star Wars' Han Solo prequel – CNET
  Universes collide! What happens when you put a Targaryen in space with a cowboy and a bounty hunter? We’ll find out in 2018.
• Get a streaming hot bargain this Black Friday – CNET
  Discounts on devices that serve up Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and Amazon video on your TV.
• Apple's working on digital glasses. Dare I say…'iGlasses' (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 64) – CNET
  Apple is going all in with augmented reality. Plus, new iPhone rumors hint at OLED, but only on one model.
• Santa Clara foams home – CNET
  Social Studies: A freak accident at an airplane hangar is causing tons of fire-retardant foam to spill into the streets, and people are tweeting about it.
• Here's every PS4 Black Friday deal – CNET
  The best Black Friday deals on PS4 consoles, games and accessories in one place.
• Best Black Friday deals on video games and consoles – CNET
  As Black Friday approaches, retailers are releasing their deals into the wild. Take a look at some of the best bargains we found for video games, consoles and accessories.
• Signal encryption app sees 400 percent boost after election – CNET
  The co-founder of Open Whisper Systems says installations of its app have increased four-fold since November 8.
• AT&T has cure for 'texting thumb' – CNET
  Hands aren’t free because you’re folding the laundry? AT&T will let you dictate text messages through Amazon’s Alexa assistant.
• Apple will fix iPhones with 'touch disease'…for $149 – CNET
  The repair program applies only to the iPhone 6 Plus.
• Here's a whole community of Apple HomeKit-powered smart homes – CNET
  California home builder KB Home wants to use Apple HomeKit’s connected home controls to sell houses — and it’s unveiling the first “HomeKit-enabled community” to help make the sale.
• Now hear this! Elf earbuds are perfect for taking elfies – CNET
  If you often hang out with hobbits, you might want to look into getting yourself a pair.
• Hell toupee: Cat wearing hat made of own fur looks like Trump – CNET
  A Japanese photographer makes hats for his three Scottish fold cats, using their own discarded fur. One in particular gets our vote.
• How a long-exposure rocket launch photo spawns greatness – CNET
  Photoshop battles are one of my favorite subtopics on Reddit.com and this particular battle really shows the creativity of people on the site.
• AT&T's DirecTV Now streaming video gets spotlight on Nov 28 – CNET
  The $35-a-month service will have more than 100 channels, but AT&T will unveil details like video-on-demand, local channels and free trials.
• The internet is crowdsourcing ways to drain the fake news swamp – CNET
  Pundits and even President Obama are bemoaning fake news stories that appeared online leading up to the election. A solution might be found in an open Google Doc.
• The 404 Show 1683: Sadie Gennis, Ben Fox Rubin (podcast) – CNET
  Today, Jeff is joined by Sadie Gennis from TV Guide and Ben Fox Rubin from CNET News for a chat about Westworld, the madness of HGTV and some of the shows you should and should not be watching.

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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.

• The Gwent standalone stands tall – CNET
  If the closed beta is anything to go by, Gwent has recaptured the magic of the minigame from 2015’s The Witcher 3 that everyone got a little obsessed with.
• Australian eagles 9, drones 0 – CNET
  If taking down UAVs was a sport, wedge-tailed eagles would be the $100,000 prize winners.
• Amazon confronts Trump's view of the US head on – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: In a time of divisiveness, Amazon creates a new Amazon Prime ad that will surely be talked about.
• Metallica, Jimmy Fallon rock out with their alphabet blocks out – CNET
  The legendary heavy-metal band offers up a rousing rendition of “Enter Sandman” played entirely on toy instruments.
• Trump presidency fuels heated encryption debate – CNET
  Tensions mount at a cybersecurity event over Silicon Valley’s role in helping law enforcement read encrypted terrorist communications.
• Trump's chief strategist thinks too many tech CEOs are Asian? – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: In comments unearthed by the Washington Post, Breitbart Executive Steve Bannon implies that Silicon Valley isn’t quite up his racial alley.
• Three mobile: Arrests made over data breach
  Police have arrested three men after a data breach at the Three mobile network.
• Of Human Action – CNET
  Three universes walk into a bar: Harry Potter, Star Wars and the MCU. Just kidding this isn’t a showdown episode (though there is some trivia at the end!), instead it’s a guest star episode.
• 13 tweets that will make you wish Thanksgiving wasn't next week – CNET
  Thanksgiving is time for family, lots of good food, conversation and of course pie. But a hashtag game that started on Twitter today shows that a lot of people have a more negative view of the holiday.
• Tom Brady brilliantly deflates NFL in new ad – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: Hundreds of thousands have already enjoyed the New England quarterback sniping cleverly in a new Foot Locker ad.
• Female portion of Microsoft's workforce shrinks again – CNET
  The software giant plans to make meeting diversity goals a factor in whether executives receive their full annual bonus.
• ​Intel determined to power AI revolution, not be left behind – CNET
  Artificial intelligence technology promises to revolutionize our lives. The world’s largest chipmaker is working feverishly to make sure it can profit from the change.
• 12 movie plots explained in five words – CNET
  Social Studies: Another hashtag game is trending on Twitter. This time people are trying to distill the plot of famous movies into just five words.
• Fake news and Daydreams: Girt by CNET podcast 94 – CNET
  There’s a double-whammy of leaving reality behind this week, as we talk Facebook’s fake news woes and Google’s new VR headset.
• ​Forget home rentals, Airbnb wants to be your travel agent – CNET
  With the launch of “Trips,” travelers can make restaurant reservations, book insider tours and find a place to stay all from Airbnb’s website.
• Pizza company offers drone deliveries and other news
  BBC Click’s Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week’s technology news
• Smart map aims to avoid 5G dead zones
  Mapping organisation Ordnance Survey produces maps to help determine where to install next-generation 5G mobile towers.
• Girl coders
  Hi-tech toys are likely to be big sellers this Christmas, but can they be fun and educational?
• Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey apologizes for neo-Nazi ad – CNET
  The gaffe involving a promoted tweet from a white supremacist group comes just after Twitter touted new tools to fight hate speech.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• Paper bike helmet wins Dyson award
  A cheap, foldable cycling helmet made of paper wins the international James Dyson award.
• The Legend of Zelda is getting its own official escape room – CNET
  Hold onto your Ocarinas, Nintendo is working with SCRAP to tour a Zelda-themed escape room through the US next year.
• Sneak off this 3D Death Star in the new Star Wars Clue game – CNET
  Sadly, the game is a little different from the original, so there’s no “Leia killed Yoda in the trash compactor with a lightsaber.”
• 'Fantastic Beasts' is full of fantastic treats – CNET
  Packed with magical menageries and spellbinding subplots, there’s almost too much going on in JK Rowling’s Harry Potter prequel.
• Bill Gates takes a snort of 'poop perfume.' For a good cause – CNET
  Microsoft co-founder is helping to mask the smell of pit-style latrines in an attempt to stop the spread of disease in the developing world.
• 9 ways Redditors used Photoshop to 'enhance' the Supermoon – CNET
  Someone submitted a photo of the Supermoon to the PhotoshopBattles subreddit and people started making all kinds of cool images.
• Best Cyber Monday deals from Dell – CNET
  Dell’s 8-page Cyber Monday catalog has sprung up online. Here are some of the best deals worth a look.
• Lame duck FCC chairman cancels controversial vote – CNET
  A week after Republican Donald Trump’s surprise presidential victory, the Democrat-led FCC is backing off of key issues.
• 5 things we learned about Snapchat Spectacles – CNET
  Fresh out of the box, this is what we’ve learned about Spectacles so far.
• Apple reportedly plans to cut App Store video fees – CNET
  Move could soothe feelings of partners who have long accused the tech giant of using the store to suppress rival services.
• Domino's delivers — by drone – CNET
  Pizza chain uses an unmanned aerial vehicle to deliver a pair of pies to a customer in New Zealand.
• Shakespeare's Tempest gets mixed reality makeover
  Virtual Ariel flies around the stage in a production of The Tempest as the RSC embraces technology.
• Shakespeare show blurs lines of reality
  Shakespeare’s Tempest is given a mixed reality makeover by the Royal Shakespeare Company.
• UK broadband speed ad rules to be revamped
  Broadband companies will be made to change the way they advertise internet speeds, the UK’s ad watchdog says.
• Black Friday deals on cameras and drones – CNET
  Bundles, gift cards and a couple of price drops are the deal highlights for the 2016 holiday season.
• Hail to the chick: Chinese pheasant looks like Donald Trump – CNET
  Photos of a bird in China have gone viral thanks to its astonishingly presidential head of hair.
• 9 #LessNoteworthyMovies that are so bad, they're good – CNET
  Social Studies: The latest hashtag game to take over Twitter dares people to turn their favorite film into a flop.
• Apple's Jony Ive says the iPhone almost didn't happen – CNET
  The chief of design at Apple says in an interview that the company’s flagship product “wasn’t inevitable” and might have fallen through many times.
• Hyundai, WaiveCar team up to offer Ioniq EV car sharing for free – Roadshow
  What better way to get your new car in front of as many faces as humanly possible?

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• San Francisco limits Airbnb rentals to 60 days a year – CNET
  The city’s Board of Supervisors comes down hard on the home-rental site, curbing the amount of days people can rent out their home.
• Nintendo shares rise on Super Mario iPhone game date
  Nintendo shares rise in Tokyo after it announces its Super Mario iPhone game will launch on 15 December 15, costing $10 (£8).
• What NBA star Andre Iguodala is learning as a tech investor – CNET
  The Golden State Warriors swingman talks about assisting fellow NBA players in investing in tech.
• Lamborghini Huracan RWD Spyder can walk on water – Roadshow
  Lamborghini has a new Huracan, and with this one, less is more.
• Apple's peach emoji looks like a butt again, world rejoices – CNET
  iOS 10.2 originally took away the butt-shaped peach emoji — but Apple is now proving to be a company that cares.
• Uber execs are really nasty, says Lyft – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: In a new ad campaign, Lyft paints Uber’s senior management as slick, unpleasant oafs.
• Space station caught eclipsing supermoon – CNET
  The moon is as big and bright as the International Space Station is small and fast, but that didn’t stop one ambitious photographer from capturing both.
• Oreo heard you like Oreo, so they stuffed candy bars with Oreos – CNET
  You can buy one variety of the chunky, chocolate-and-cream filled bars now. Two other treats are waiting till January, to lay waste to our New Year’s diets.
• Tech's gender pay gap wider than many US sectors, study finds – CNET
  Twelve of the 16 most popular tech jobs had pay gaps above the adjusted national average, Glassdoor found.
• Snapchat 'files for stock market float'
  The parent firm of messaging app Snapchat files to list on the US stock market, reports say, and could be worth $25bn.
• Is the new MacBook Pro's Touch Bar revolutionary? (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast) – CNET
  Bonus content! We talk to Editor Dan Ackerman, the author of CNET’s full review of the new MacBook Pro.
• Apple Music to exclusively stream doco on iconic 808 drum machine – CNET
  The documentary explores the birth, popularity and influence of the Roland TR-808 and features interviews with Pharrell, Questlove, Rick Rubin and more.
• 'Friends' credits get a Funko dolls remix, and it's adorkable – CNET
  Could this BE any cuter? The “Friends” iconic fountain dance is just as awesome when performed by vinyl figures.
• Children see 'worrying' amount of hate speech online
  One in three child internet users aged 12 to 15 saw hate speech online last year, Ofcom suggests.
• Ask Alexa for the value of pi (if you have time to kill) – CNET
  Get comfortable. Amazon’s Alexa assistant gives a long-winded, not entirely literal answer when you request the value of pi.
• 12 awesome drone-photography shots on Instagram – CNET
  Social Studies: Instagram has great stuff beyond your regular feed if you know where to look. I hunted for drone photography and wasn’t disappointed.
• 15 tweets to celebrate the 15-year anniversary of the Xbox – CNET
  Social Studies: Microsoft launched the Xbox on November 15, 2001, and the rest is console gaming history.
• Google Translate just got a lot smarter – CNET
  The search giant says it’s made a “leap” in giving you more natural translations. It’s just one step in a big push in machine learning that Google detailed Tuesday.
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg hacked again – CNET
  Hacking group OurMine claims credit for defacing the Facebook CEO’s Pinterest account. It also hacked Zuckerberg back in June.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• Conan O'Brien deems Final Fantasy XV 'epic waste of time' – CNET
  Have you been waiting 10 years to play Square Enix’s new epic? If so, maybe don’t watch the latest edition of Clueless Gamer.
• Facebook employees reportedly fed up with fake news – CNET
  In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory, a group of employees at the social network reportedly form a secret task force to battle bogus news.
• WhatsApp launches video-chat challenger to FaceTime, Skype – CNET
  The popular messaging and voice app adds video call option, joining a crowded field.
• Studio Ghibli's Hayao Miyazaki emerges from retirement for one last film – CNET
  Well, he says it’s one last time…
• Hacker charged with fraud after 'stealing' in-game FIFA currency – CNET
  A US man is standing trial for mining in-game FIFA currency and reselling it for millions of dollars.
• Brain implant lets completely paralysed woman communicate again – CNET
  The device is being hailed as a world-first, an at-home brain implant that allows the patient to operate a computer with her mind.
• Government employees caught in 'reply all' nightmare – CNET
  A slip of the mouse led to an email sent to 840,000 employees of the UK’s National Health Service. Then the reply alls started rolling in.
• Jaguar's electric I-Pace concept will land at dealerships in 2018 – Roadshow
  I’d count on it looking more like the F-Pace when it does, though.
• Nike's self-lacing sneakers to run you $720 – CNET
  Shoes inspired by the movie “Back to the Future Part II” hits two Nike shops in New York City on December 1.
• Hashtag games make Twitter users get creative – CNET
  Social Studies: Twitter isn’t just about news and status updates. People also create games using hashtags where others can contribute to see who can be the most creative and get the most laughs.
• The biggest tech turkeys of 2016 – CNET
  This year’s most notable flops came from tech’s heaviest hitters, proving that anyone — from Samsung to Facebook to Apple — can have bad moment. Or two.
• Marvel's Inhumans are getting a movie and a TV show — sort of – CNET
  Once upon time, Marvel was going to make an “Inhumans” movie. And it still is, sort of.
• Apple said to be mulling new focus on smart glasses – CNET
  Device would link wirelessly to the user’s iPhone, reports Bloomberg.
• Shazam is always listening to you on Mac — but not for long – CNET
  Should Shazam keep your Mac’s microphone on, even when you turn it off?
• Roc Nation clashes with Prince estate over streaming rights – CNET
  Jay Z’s Roc Nation company claims it has the exclusive rights to stream the late singer’s music, despite a recent deal with Universal Music.
• Keeping pace with the evolving millennial consumer in Southeast Asia
  Businesses are revamping their technology and omnichannel strategies to keep pace with the millennials
• How's your heart?
  While fitness wearables grab the headlines, it’s the clinically proven health monitoring gadgets that could save thousands of lives – and lots of money.
• 6 Showerthoughts from Reddit to make you say 'hmm' – CNET
  Social Studies: Reddit is like the Wild West of the internet, but one subreddit called Showerthoughts always has something interesting to ponder.
• Join us to celebrate the arrival of the winter issue of CNET Magazine! – CNET
  We’ve got free magazines and a lot of surprises happening this Thursday, November 17, at CBS Interactive’s courtyard in San Francisco to celebrate a new issue of CNET Magazine.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• Daydream Believer: The 15 best Google VR apps you can install right now – CNET
  The Google Daydream View is out now, and here are the best apps the VR headset has to offer on day one. Early adopters, your time is now.
• McDonald's Italy is now serving up a Nutella burger – CNET
  Fans of the chocolate-hazelnut spread have declared the sandwich the best thing since sliced bread. We can feel the cavities forming from here.
• ​Orwell: The surveillance game that puts you in Big Brother's shoes – CNET
  If you see something, say something. Or in the case of Orwell, upload it permanently to a state surveillance machine and marvel at your terrifying power.
• Hack reportedly exposes 412M FriendFinder Networks accounts – CNET
  Breach included more than 339 million accounts from swinger site AdultFriendFinder, according to LeakedSource.
• Man started wildfire to get more Facebook views, police say – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: In Kentucky, an aspiring weatherman is arrested for arson after allegedly finding a criminal way to get more social media fame.
• DVR deal: Channel Master 1TB Black Friday discount is already available – CNET
  This is a great deal for cord cutters.
• Donald Trump slams Times for 'inaccurate coverage' – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: This time the president-elect’s Twitter target is the New York Times, while an ‘SNL’ comedian offers a little realism.
• Get a sneak preview of iOS 10.2's best new features – CNET
  The best new features coming to your iPhone and iPad in December with Apple’s latest iOS update.
• Best Black Friday deals for smartphones – CNET
  As Black Friday inches closer, retailers are teasing us with their deals. Take a look at some of the best bargains we found for a new smartphone.
• On 'SNL,' a somber Hillary Clinton refuses to give up – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: A non-humorous opening to the show has already racked up hundreds of thousands of YouTube views.
• Best Black Friday deals at Walmart 2016 – CNET
  From gaming consoles to iPads to TVs these are the best deals from the Walmart Black Friday sale.
• Trump says he intends to be 'very restrained' on Twitter – CNET
  The president-elect tells “60 Minutes” he intends to use the social network sparingly if at all.
• Zuckerberg promises Facebook action over fake news
  Mark Zuckerberg vows Facebook will do more to tackle fake news, and again denies it had aided Donald Trump.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• CEO Secrets: 'Don't be afraid to ask for what you need'
  Stacy Brown-Philpot, the boss of TaskRabbit, shares the business advice she wishes she had when she started out.
• 'Silicon Valley' actors recount run-in with Trump supporters – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: The actors who play Dinesh Chugtai and Richard Hendricks in the celebrated series take to Twitter to describe an ugly incident.
• Now you can see NFL highlights in virtual reality – CNET
  NextVR will be showing highlights of three NFL games this season. Is the Super Bowl next?
• The Model S 60 just got $2K more expensive – Roadshow
  Thinking about buying a Model S 60 or 60D? Better hurry up.
• Fantastic Beasts' Dan Fogler sees magic in tech – CNET
  In the Harry Potter spinoff movie “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” actor Dan Fogler got an education in magic — and not just the kind conjured by wands.
• Submarines: Keepers of the nuclear apocalypse – CNET
  Roughly half of America’s nuclear missile arsenal is hidden away in 14 secret locations under the sea. Here’s what life is like aboard these important ships.
• Facebook bug 'kills' users in 'terrible error'
  An unusual bug on Facebook showed many users of the social network as dead on Friday.
• Reducto! Cast these five Harry Potter spells on Amazon – CNET
  In a promotion for “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, even muggles and no-majs can command water, fire, flowers and more.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• 'Slenderman' HBO documentary trailer looks totally terrifying – CNET
  True crime meets internet legend in the upcoming movie about an attempted murder by Wisconsin pre-teen girls.
• The Model S 60 just got $2k more expensive – Roadshow
  Thinking about buying a Model S 60 or 60D? Better hurry up.
• The best Black Friday deals for smartphones – CNET
  As Black Friday inches closer, retailers are teasing us with their deals. Take a look at some of the best bargains we found for a new smartphone.
• Cheap TV deals of Black Friday 2016 (plus our favorite picks) – CNET
  Buying a dirt-cheap TVs on Black Friday is an American tradition, and here are the absolute dirt-cheapest TVs we’ve found. We haven’t reviewed any of them, but we still picked one TV at each size class that seems like the best deal. We’ll be adding more TVs when additional sales (particularly from Amazon) are announced. Thanks as usual to BestBlackFriday.com for the assist.
• Zuckerberg: Fake news on Facebook affected election? That's 'crazy' – CNET
  Facebook’s CEO talks about the News Feed’s role in the election and the responsibility his company has to its almost 2 billion users — most of whom are not actually dead.
• The New MacBook Pros hit record sales for Apple (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy, Ep. 63) – CNET
  New iPad, iPhone 8 rumors are afoot, and get ready for new emojis in 2017
• Why some of your Facebook friends are wearing safety pins – CNET
  Even Star Trek captain Patrick Stewart has pinned on the latest political statement.
• You can buy your own jetpack starting spring 2017 – CNET
  Jetpacks in the sky. You have to be “well qualified” to buy. Take a look, you’ll be shook, a jetpack rainbow.
• Watch Cubs win the World Series, this time in Lego – CNET
  Highlight video takes us back out to the ballgame, where Chicago fans are sure to click with the results.
• Facebook pulls ad tool that excluded ethnic groups – CNET
  Advertisers won’t be able to keep ads for housing, job opportunities or credit off your feed based on your “ethnic affinity,” Facebook says.
• AT&T to throttle your video quality in the name of 'data saving' – CNET
  Beginning in early 2017, the carrier will enable a feature that will stream video on your phone in 480p, which is cool if you like watching grainy videos.
• Facebook bug 'kills' users in 'terrible error'
  An unusual bug on Facebook showed many users of the social network as dead on Friday.
• BlackBerry has one more keyboard phone up its sleeve – CNET
  Though BlackBerry stopped making its own phones, it does promise an upcoming handset with a physical keyboard.
• Winter is coming, and average fuel economy is heading south – Roadshow
  It happens every year, but it’s still kind of a bummer to see.
• The 25 greatest alien encounter movies, ranked – CNET
  When UFOs descend to Earth, things get pretty real pretty quickly. This is the definitive ranking of the 25 greatest alien encounter movies as scored by Metacritic.
• Silent but smelly: BYD introduces 100-mile electric garbage truck – Roadshow
  A 3.9-ton truck that can go 100 miles on a single charge is seriously impressive.
• Reducto! Cast these five Happy Potter spells on Amazon – CNET
  In a promotion for “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, even muggles and no-majs can command water, fire, flowers and more.
• The 404 Show Throwback: John Hodgman (podcast) – CNET
  Please enjoy this classic episode of the show with noted Internet man, John Hodgman.
• What to watch online this weekend (November 11, 2016) – CNET
  The second season of Amazon’s “Red Oaks” just got added to the service. Find out what else is new online.

Thanks for reading our digest. Opinions in the articles above are those of the authors and not necessarily those of Digital Workshed ltd.

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.

• Zuckerberg: Fake news on Facebook affected election? That's 'crazy' – CNET
  Facebook CEO talks about the News Feed’s role in the election and the responsibility his company has to its almost 2 billion users.
• Unpacking PAX Australia 2016: Girt by CNET podcast 93 – CNET
  The girt team were down in Melbourne for Australia’s biggest gaming convention last weekend. Here’s what they thought of the fourth annual PAX Australia.
• Huawei's P9 passes 9 million in sales – CNET
  Just after showing off the Mate 9, the Chinese electronics giant revealed just how well the P9 has done.
• The top Black Friday deals you can get at Best Buy – CNET
  ​Best Buy has posted a 48-page catalog detailing its Black Friday deals. Here are some that caught our eye.
• Cat or a dog? The internet's having trouble deciding – CNET
  This furry French-Canadian friend has a motto: He’s hairy, not scary. But can you tell his species at a glance?
• He's back. Trump tweets, accuses media of inciting protesters – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: If you thought being president-elect might change Donald Trump’s Twitter habit, think again.
• The 10 best covers of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' – CNET
  Celebrate the memory of a musical legend with my favorite renditions of his most famous song, “Hallelujah.”
• AT&T's zero rating practice raises 'serious concerns,' says FCC – CNET
  Subscribe to both AT&T and DirecTV? Then you can stream DirecTV without it counting against your monthly data. The FCC says this might not be fair though.
• Celestial display
  BBC Click’s Lara Lewington looks at some of the best of the week’s technology news.
• WikiLeaks' raucous Reddit AMA lands on Trump, Assange – CNET
  Redditors grill the document-dump site on the new US president-elect, ties to Russia and founder Julian Assange’s whereabouts.
• Snowden on Trump: 'A dark moment' but not the end – CNET
  Addressing a crowd in the Netherlands, the former NSA contractor urges people to get political and address surveillance with tech.
• A Fractured House – CNET
  For once we’ve both seen a movie before it leaves theaters! That’s right, it’s a spoiler-free discussion of the trippy new Marvel film “Doctor Strange.” Plus, a little Star Wars news, and who’s your favorite fictional President?
• Internet-connected devices will always pose a risk, experts say – CNET
  Hacked cameras, DVRs and other devices in the internet of things are making headlines. But improvements are possible, say cybersecurity experts.
• The autonomous smart home will know when you pee – CNET
  Legrand’s Eliot wants your smart homes to get to know you…like really know you.
• Dungeons & Dragons battles its way into the Toy Hall of Fame – CNET
  The iconic role-playing game was honored along with Fisher-Price’s Little People figures and the classic backyard swing.
• Nude aliens? Space swears? This is not your father's Star Trek – CNET
  Ready to boldly go where broadcast television has never gone before? Stay tuned, says CBS digital chief.
• Pokemon Go not a flash in the pan, says Niantic exec – CNET
  Mike Quigley, chief marketing officer of game creator Niantic, says this past summer’s crazy success was just the beginning.
• Boats and bananas
  The global cargo industry is struggling, so the race is on to reduce costs and increase efficiency using a range of new technologies.
• Your special gold iPhone with Trump portrait is already here – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: A Russian company releases a new iPhone in its Supremo series. Its purpose is to create a rapprochement between the US and Russia.

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• PAX your bags: My first trip to Australia's biggest game convention – CNET
  Three days, thousands of games and a good pair of shoes — what’s it like doing a gaming convention as a first-timer? Roll for initiative, newbie, you’re in for an awesome ride.
• Yahoo admits some employees knew of massive hack in 2014 – CNET
  SEC filing reveals the company is investigating what was known about the hack two years ago.
• Overwatch is free to play next weekend, so play it – CNET
  Blizzard’s team-based shooting game will be free to demo in its entirety, for PS4, Xbox One and PC gamers from November 18 to 21.
• Incredible indie games of PAX Australia – CNET
  Many agree the best part of PAX Australia is seeing the wonderfully creative projects from indie developers. Here are 11 standouts from 2016.
• New Zealand immigration site traffic surges after US election
  Immigration New Zealand says its website saw an increase in visits of 2,500% during the US election results.
• Why social media couldn't call Trump's victory – CNET
  Spredfast, a social media analysis firm, used its data to attempt to pick Trump or Clinton for president. Here’s what happened.
• Twitter COO Adam Bain leaves with a flurry of tweets – CNET
  Bain says he’ll be doing something new outside the company. Twitter executive Anthony Noto will take over the role of chief operating officer.
• How Trump's victory disrupts the tech disruptors – CNET
  Technically Incorrect: Was it the deplorables who brought Donald Trump to power? Or was it the expendables?
• Road to safety: Self-driving cars in the Middle East
  The Middle East could improve its poor record on road safety through the use of driverless vehicles
• Millennial voters would turn US blue? Viral map may be misleading – CNET
  Bluer than blue? Young people did favor Democrat Hillary Clinton, but the viral map you may have seen isn’t that simple.
• ​Microsoft adds virtual touchpad to Windows 10 – CNET
  The latest test version of the operating system makes it easier to control external monitors from tablets, mouse-free.
• Samsung thinks foldable phones are the new flip phones – CNET
  A patent application gives us a good look at the company’s plans for a foldable smartphone.
• Naim updates high-end Uniti range with eye-catching design, Google Cast – CNET
  Following the success of the mu-so streaming speaker, Naim has announced updates to its high-end Uniti streaming amps, which now include Google Cast capability.
• ​Now you'll see ads in your LinkedIn mailbox too – CNET
  LinkedIn is just the latest social network to let marketers target users through their inboxes.
• Facebook buys black market passwords to keep your account safe – CNET
  The company’s security chief says account safety is about more than just building secure software.
• ​How AI could help save the humble sea cow – CNET
  Google’s neural network software is being used to scan thousands of photos to detect the cute mammals threatened by extinction.
• #Calexit secession movement trends on Twitter – CNET
  If you can’t beat ’em, leave ’em, or so goes the Brexit-inspired movement for California to secede from the US in response to Donald Trump’s win Tuesday.
• ​Adobe Lightroom for Android makes it easier to dump your PC – CNET
  A new feature, the ability to edit raw photos, makes tablets and phones a more powerful option for Adobe’s software for editing and cataloging photos.
• T-Mobile will sell you two Samsung Galaxy S7s for the price of one – CNET
  The buy-one, get-one sale takes place this weekend.

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