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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.

• Tom Arnold calls on 'gamers' to get Trump's taxes – CNET
  The actor and comedian has also teased a database that he claims contains ‘The Apprentice’ outtakes that don’t portray the President-elect in a good light.
• Blizzard throwing 20th anniversary Diablopalooza – CNET
  To celebrate the birthday of its beloved action RPG, Blizzard is throwing a series of Diablo-themed events across multiple games.
• Hubble closes out 2016 with a glorious megamaser – CNET
  It’s a galaxy like a laser, emitting microwaves instead of light.
• Could editing be coming to Tweets? – CNET
  Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has asked the platform’s users which new or improved features they’d like to see in 2017.
• Obama retaliates against Russia over election hacking – CNET
  The president takes action against intelligence agencies and operatives, with more to come, saying “all Americans should be alarmed by Russia’s actions.”
• Tech 2016: BBC News Online's biggest technology stories
  Apple, Microsoft and Google all feature in our most popular stories of 2016 – but for reasons they want you to forget.
• Duolingo introduces clubs to make language-learning competitive – CNET
  The popular language-learning app introduces a new competitive aspect.
• Serena Williams engaged to Reddit co-founder, blindsides the internet – CNET
  Williams announces their engagement on Reddit itself, of course.
• Neil Armstrong biopic to star Ryan Gosling, filming begins 2017 – CNET
  Armstrong, commander of the Apollo 11 mission, was the first person to walk on the moon.
• Microsoft foresees AR tracking your keys, milk, entire life – CNET
  A patent filing by Microsoft hints at tech that would automatically keep tabs on everyday objects so you don’t have to.
• US expels Russian diplomats over cyber attack allegations
  The US expels 35 Russian diplomats in the wake of cyber attacks related to the US election.
• Tell Twitter's CEO what you want from him in 2017 – CNET
  Jack Dorsey puts out an open call for suggestions, using the hashtag #Twitter2017. It seems people are hankering to edit their tweets.
• What if: 2016 gets reimagined as a horror movie – CNET
  The Galaxy Note 7’s explosive saga gets a cameo in the thriller of the year.
• VW adds parking prowess through PayByPhone acquisition – Roadshow
  Volkswagen announced that it will acquire mobile parking payments service PayByPhone in a deal that could give drivers easier street parking.
• For Marvel legend Stan Lee, birthday wishes galore – CNET
  Excelsior! In a year of sadness, take time out to celebrate the Marvel Comics icon, now 94.
• One of tech's biggest events will go lean on phones. What's up with that? – CNET
  CES may be the world’s largest tech show, but it won’t be where the year’s best phones premiere. Here’s why.
• Tim Cook calls AirPods a 'runaway success' – CNET
  With the wireless headphones in high demand, Apple’s CEO says the wireless earbuds are a holiday hit.
• Uber driver insults famous football coach (who's the passenger) – CNET
  Commentary: Former University of Texas coach Mack Brown gets a ride from an Uber driver who has something to say about Mack Brown.
• Amazon drones, meet your mothership – CNET
  It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s — Amazon. The online retailer has its head in the clouds with plans for an airship hosting a swarm of delivery drones.

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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.

• Actress Debbie Reynolds, Carrie Fisher's mom, dies at 84 – CNET
  The Hollywood star known as “America’s sweetheart” dies just one day after the death of her daughter, who played Princess Leia.
• One small step for man, one giant step for robot suit with man inside – CNET
  A South-Korean robot similar to the ones imagined in the film “Avatar” took its first steps yesterday.
• Google honors waterproof fabric inventor Charles Macintosh – CNET
  A Google Doodle celebrates what would have been the 250th birthday of the man for whom the Mackintosh raincoat was named.
• Windows sound effects make fainting-man video comic gold – CNET
  Sound effects of Microsoft’s OS shutting down and restarting are added to a video of a man passing out while riding a roller-coaster. And yes it’s funny.
• The FDA doesn't want your pacemaker to get hacked – CNET
  The US Food and Drug Administration finalizes cybersecurity guidelines and recommendations to protect connected medical devices.
• Twitter releases 360-degree video streaming on Periscope – CNET
  Social network’s latest feature comes two weeks after rival Facebook announced plans to release its own 360 videos.
• Drone-based blood deliveries in Tanzania to be funded by UK
  The UK is to help fund the use of drones to fly blood and other medical supplies to health centres in Tanzania.
• Fancy San Francisco restaurant serving food on iPads – CNET
  Commentary: The very chichi Quince offers a dish that is, well, expensively plated.
• Accused hackers make millions off insider trading info – CNET
  Three Chinese men allegedly hacked two New York law firms and made more than $4 million from the information they stole.
• Microsoft shows unusual paranoia on Twitter – CNET
  Commentary: A Twitter user tweets about how bad 2016 has been. The Office Twitter account takes the criticism very personally in a case of “Word” confusion.
• ​Nevada reveals personal data for medical marijuana sellers – CNET
  The state has taken a website offline after a security researcher found 11,700 dispensary applications were available publicly.
• I went through all the fake news of 2016, here's what I learned – CNET
  Poring over hundreds of made-up stories made CNET’s Eric Mack realizes the fake-news problem is serious, and that he’s been duped himself more than once.
• Amazon's Digital Day is like Cyber Monday but for downloads – CNET
  The sale on Friday offers discounts on TV shows, music, games, apps and eBooks.
• Facebook, Google top out most popular apps in 2016 – CNET
  Of the Top 10 apps in the US, the two tech titans hold onto eight spots, Nielsen reports.
• We take on the ultra-challenging Gazelle Rally (Part 3) – Roadshow
  It’s the final few days of the Gazelle Rally. Both vehicles and participants are exhausted, but the desert doesn’t allow for rest.
• The 15 (non-superhero) comics that should absolutely be TV shows – CNET
  Spandex and superpowered fights are fun, but shows like “The Walking Dead” and “Preacher” prove there’s a whole other side of comics ripe for TV pickings.
• The year that wasn't: 2016 as told by 120 fake news stories – CNET
  This year, nearly everyone met an untimely end. Fortunately they had clones or body doubles — or a new sitcom in the case of the Dalai Lama.
• Self-driving cars to headline CES 2017 – Roadshow
  CES will showcase the near-future of cars, with autonomous driving demos, new concept cars and a production EV from Faraday Future.
• Toshiba shares fall 20% on deal warning
  Toshiba shares tumble for a second day amid concerns over the value of its nuclear business.

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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.

• Cinnabon deletes Carrie Fisher tribute after Twitter backlash – CNET
  The food chain complimented the late actress for having “the best buns in the galaxy” in a tweet that was soon deleted. It came hours after Steve Martin deleted his own tribute to the actress.
• Facebook Safety Check creates false alarm in Bangkok
  Facebook Safety Check tool falsely alerts users in Bangkok to an explosion.
• Ford to reveal new Fusion Hybrid autonomous development vehicle at CES – Roadshow
  Sensor, computer software and hardware upgrades bring Ford’s self-driving cars closer to production.
• Carrie Fisher, true global royalty, dies at 60 – CNET
  The actress known for playing Princess Leia in the Star Wars movies dies days after suffering a heart attack on an airplane.
• 'People are smart'
  Google’s Europe boss says the company has a role to play in removing hateful content from the internet
• The quotable Carrie Fisher: 10 lines we'll always remember – CNET
  Her metal bikini was from the “seventh ring of hell,” and Han Solo was a “scruffy-looking Nerf-herder.” On-screen and off, the late actress always had something memorable to say.
• From sassy princess to work colleague, the Carrie Fisher I knew – CNET
  Appreciation: Her no-nonsense attitude and rebound from life’s obstacles made Carrie Fisher so much more than just an onscreen idol to CNET writer and former Lucasfilm employee Bonnie Burton.
• Neighbourhood watch
  Simon Daykin decided to bypass the technology giants and create his own smart home.
• T-Mobile rolls out update that kills Samsung Galaxy Note 7 – CNET
  The update will prevent the phone battery from charging, rendering the phone unusable.
• Police request Echo recordings for homicide investigation – CNET
  Officers in Arkansas are hoping the smart speaker’s recordings can provide some clues on a murder.
• Apple beats Samsung to top holiday phone activations – CNET
  Consumers activated twice as many iPhones during the holidays as rival Samsung, according to new data from analytics firm Flurry.
• Facebook's Bangkok explosion Safety Check was a false alarm – CNET
  Citing “media sources,” Facebook sent out a Safety Check over a bombing in Bangkok, Thailand, but it was a protester throwing fireworks.
• Supermarket chain hilariously mocks Amazon – CNET
  Commentary: An ad for France’s Monoprix suggests that shopping on Amazon isn’t so very convenient.
• Man builds working 3D-printed Chevrolet Camaro engine – Roadshow
  Possibly the ultimate display piece unless you’re able to get your hands on the real thing.
• Watch the mall brawls that suddenly adorned holiday shopping – CNET
  Commentary: It used to be that fighting was an exclusively a Black Friday affair. No longer. And police say at least one brawl was organized on social media.
• Toyota survey confirms benefits of its parking support technology – Roadshow
  The Intelligent Clearance Sonar system is able to help drivers avoid parking lot accidents.
• Church accidentally prints words for rap song instead of hymn – CNET
  Commentary: In Sri Lanka, an errant download by a younger person leads to some embarrassment.
• Disney classics going to Hulu in exclusive deal – CNET
  Hits like “Mulan,” “Lilo & Stitch” and “The Empire’s New Groove” will all be available on Hulu.
• We take on the ultra-challenging Gazelle Rally (Part 2) – Roadshow
  The Gazelle Rally gets tense with stuck and broken vehicles, and a suspicion of cheating.

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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.

• Sony Music sorry after hoax 'Britney Spears dead' tweet
  Sony Music apologises to Britney Spears after an official Twitter account says the pop star is dead.
• Vera Rubin, dark matter astronomer, dies at age 88 – CNET
  Rubin is credited with finding evidence of dark matter at a time of great struggle for women in science.
• The garden shed full of helping hands
  The British duo 3D printing prosthetic arms for children, for free, in the back garden.
• Apple's first AI paper shows it's ready to play with other kids – CNET
  The famously secretive company is showing signs of sharing.
• Singer George Michael mourned across social media – CNET
  Commentary: After the sudden death of yet another musical icon, stars and others turn to social media to offer tributes.
• Ridiculously thin diamond wires could help make tech tiny – CNET
  How thin? We’re talking nanometers.
• Here are the year's best shows to binge before 2017 – CNET
  Couldn’t keep up with all the new TV? It’s time to spend your holiday bingeing the year’s greatest shows.
• Watch a dried-out 'resurrection plant' unfurl in water – CNET
  A desiccated ball of desert plant known as a Rose of Jericho revives in a dish of water to show how it became known as a “resurrection plant.”
• Oops, Twitter hacker did it again. Britney Spears isn't really dead – CNET
  Sony Music’s Twitter account falsely reports the pop star’s tragic demise briefly on Monday morning.
• Death to Apple's Mac Mini: I made a Hackintosh – CNET
  Commentary: After years of waiting for a decent upgrade to Apple’s desktop computers, I’ve given up. I decided to build a PC; then make it work like a Mac.
• How Marine training helped a talking dinosaur come to market – CNET
  CEO of smart-toy startup credits time in the Marine Corps Reserves for skills he took to the tech and toy industries.
• Hiding your tracks from Trump: Online privacy worries heat up – CNET
  In the face of a new administration, activists and regular people alike embrace tools for keeping their browsing habits and communications private.
• We take on the ultra-challenging Gazelle Rally (Part 1) – Roadshow
  Come along to Morocco as we tackle everything from rocks to silt to dunes in a 2007 Land Rover Defender 110.
• Snail defends itself by whacking predators with its shell – CNET
  Japanese and Russian snail species use the only weapon nature gave them to push attacking beetles out of the way.
• George Michael inspired James Corden's Carpool Karaoke – CNET
  Back in 2011, the singer and host rocked out in a car together, and their sheer joy sparked an idea that’s now a popular video bit.
• Streaming hits (and misses) of 2016 – CNET
  Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu produced more original TV shows and movies than ever in 2016. We list the big names, breakout hits and ones to avoid.
• Year's Best: 5 of our favorite crossovers of 2016 – Roadshow
  Here’s a look back at 5 crossovers that made an impression on us in 2016.
• Carrie Fisher in stable condition, her mother tweets – CNET
  The actress, who apparently suffered a heart attack on a flight Friday from London to Los Angeles, remains hospitalized.
• Google decorates search results for whatever's your holiday – CNET
  Typing “Christmas,” “Chanukah,” “Kwanzaa” or even “Festivus” into the Google search box brings up pages specially decorated for each holiday. Cheers!

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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.

• 'Alien: Covenant' trailer horrifies for the holidays – CNET
  Nothing was stirring on Christmas weekend…except for a deadly Xenomorph and screaming humans in this new trailer from the next film in the “Alien” saga.
• DIY broadband
  Farmer Chris Conder has led a broadband revolution in rural Lancashire.
• The iPhone at 10: How the smartphone became so smart
  Tim Harford tells the surprising story of how the iPhone became a truly revolutionary technology.
• Who chooses YouTube's "important videos"?
  The “important videos” playlist has achieved cult status on YouTube. Its creator has remained anonymous – until now.
• Testing shopping's Christmas themed augmented reality
  Retailers have installed augmented reality in shops to add to the shopping experience and fight the serge in online purchasing.
• Carrie Fisher in stable condition, her mother tweets – CNET
  The actress, who apparently suffered a heart attack on a flight Friday from London to Los Angeles, remains hospitalized.
• The best mobile games of 2016. We're right, you're wrong – CNET
  Unless you agree with us, in which case, you’re right, too.
• Google decorates search results for whatever's your holiday – CNET
  Typing “Christmas,” “Chanukah,” “Kwanzaa” or even “Festivus” into the Google search box brings up pages specially decorated for each holiday. Cheers!
• The one person you should contact on Christmas Day – CNET
  Commentary: Everyone knows someone who is on their own on Christmas Day. Through technology, you can make them feel a little better.
• Fitbit drops case to block Jawbone imports to US – CNET
  A Friday filing puts an end to just one of the legal disputes between the fitness-tracker rivals. Meanwhile, Jawbone’s failing finances may be the bigger issue.
• ​Cyanogen to shut down services by year's end – CNET
  The startup that promised a better version of Android will stop updating its OS on December 31 as part of an ongoing “consolidation.”

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.

• Fitbit drops case to block Jawbone imports to US – CNET
  Friday filing puts an end to just one of the legal disputes between the fitness-tracker rivals. Meanwhile, Jawbone’s failing finances may be the bigger issue.
• ​Cyanogen to shut down services by year's end – CNET
  Startup that promised a better version of Android will stop updating its OS on December 31 as part of an ongoing “consolidation.”
• ​Apple working with Consumer Reports on MacBook Pro's battery issue – CNET
  ​After the reviews site dings the newest MacBook Pro models for their battery life, Apple’s Phil Schiller tweets about test discrepancies.
• 4 reasons why 'Atlanta' was the best show of 2016 – CNET
  Commentary: The surrealist comedy-drama starring Donald Glover was one of the most original TV series to debut this year and CNET editor Xiomara Blanco’s personal favorite.
• Megyn Kelly accuses Shutterfly of lying – CNET
  Commentary: In a series of tweets, the Fox News anchor says the personalized photo and card service let her down badly over a Christmas card order.
• On Twitter, Trump supports Putin's mockery of Democrats – CNET
  Commentary: The president-elect supports the notion of Democrats as sore losers, by tweeting the words of his alleged bromantic interest.
• The most expensive stuff sold on eBay in 2016 – CNET
  Take a look at the priciest items sold worldwide on the site this year in a handful of categories, including the highest-priced car, watch and art.
• Here's what 1-percenters bought on eBay in 2016 – CNET
  eBay gave CNET an exclusive look at some of the most expensive items bought on its website this year.
• Carrie Fisher reportedly suffers heart attack, in intensive care – CNET
  Developing: Reports say the writer and actress who played the iconic Star Wars princess was rushed to the hospital after a flight from London to LAX.

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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.

• Carrie Fisher reportedly suffers heart attack, in intensive care – CNET
  Developing: Reports say the writer and actress who played the iconic Star Wars princess was rushed to the hospital after a flight from London to LAX.
• Christmas detox
  Millions are logging off after feeling overwhelmed by online life.
• Galaxy Note 7 hotspot name freaks out a flight – CNET
  Commentary: The captain of a Virgin America flight reportedly threatens to search all the passengers after one has an unfortunate name for a Wi-Fi hotspot.
• Relive 'Black Mirror' gaming nightmares with these AR cupcakes – CNET
  Netflix’s sci-fi tech horror series “Black Mirror” gets a tasty tribute with cupcakes that feature the augmented-reality gopher from the “Playtest” episode.
• My Facebook Year in Review: Equal parts joy and depression – CNET
  Commentary: Thanks a lot for the memories, Facebook. Now I’m sad, nostalgic and happy all at the same time.
• Tesla, Porsche take top honors in Consumer Reports Owner Satisfaction Survey – Roadshow
  Fiat came in last place, followed by Nissan, Infiniti and Acura, respectively.
• Watch Ken Block tear through the snow in a 2017 Ford Raptor – Roadshow
  Some folks get to have all the fun.
• Tesla Model X now comes with Trans Siberian Orchestra Easter egg – Roadshow
  Hopefully the automaker paid for the rights to that song.
• Avril Lavigne tells Mark Zuckerberg to lay off Nickelback – CNET
  Commentary: The singer is appalled that Facebook’s CEO stoops to what she calls bullying, when he gets his new AI butler to joke about the band.
• Weekend streaming: 'Captain America: Civil War' hits Netflix – CNET
  The third “Captain America” movie joins Netflix’s streaming catalog on December 25.
• Watch a bullet ant sting a wildlife show host – CNET
  See what happens when “Brave Wilderness” host Coyote Peterson gets the most painful insect sting in the world. Hint: There’s lots of screaming.
• Watch an iMac meet its slow-mo doom from a combustion tube – CNET
  Some old computers get recycled. Some get blown to bits in a puff of fire from a honking huge combustion tube.
• Google doodles a twosome for the holidays – CNET
  It’s a double-doodle day for the search giant, which tries to have the best of both halves of the world.
• Star Wars droid BB-8 falls in love… with an ornament – CNET
  Get into the holiday spirit by watching the roly-poly “Force Awakens” droid flirt with a Christmas tree ball ornament.
• Donald Trump rages at A-list celebrities on Twitter – CNET
  Commentary: Amid reports it’s not been easy to get famous performers for his inauguration, the president-elect snorts at the famous.
• The six-legged 'spider' robot delivering packages
  A team at the Robotics Institute in the US-based Carnegie Mellon University has designed a robot that can perform basic tasks.
• Android tablet restrictions will make sure the kids are all right – CNET
  Setting up a restricted user is an easy way to protect your child on an Android tablet.
• Can you spot the sheep hiding among these Santas? – CNET
  This festive find-it puzzle from illustrator Dudolf has the internet all excited about the sheep search.
• Google app aids London hospital health checks
  Doctors at Imperial College hospitals will soon be monitoring the health of patients with an app developed by Google-backed AI firm DeepMind.

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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.

• Tesla's Musk to ring in 2017 with self-driving cars – CNET
  ​CEO tweets that the updated version of its Autopilot feature will be enabled in new Teslas starting at the end of next week.
• ​Uber snubs California, moves self-driving cars to Arizona – CNET
  The saga between the ride-hailing company and California appears to come to an end as Uber packs up and moves one state over.
• Do you feel me?
  The technology of touch or haptics is being applied to a growing number of activities.
• Need some last-minute poinsettias? Amazon's got you covered – CNET
  With Christmas just days away, Amazon looks to extend holiday shopping with the help of Prime Now.
• Drone challenge: 2016's top models get put to the test
  Rory Cellan-Jones and Philip Bloom test four very different drones, some of which did not survive in one piece
• Watch the 'SNL' crew race against time to tear down the set – CNET
  “Thirty seconds, come on! That big wall’s gotta go!” Engrossing video shows the invisible miracles stagehands pull off every week.
• Snowden disputes Congressional report on NSA leaks – CNET
  In a 33-page report, Congress calls former NSA contractor Edward Snowden a liar and says his leaks mostly put US military at risk. Snowden disagrees.
• Uber's robot cars move in, and the homeless must move along – CNET
  Scoop: Security guards working at Uber’s San Francisco facility for self-driving cars dismantle a nearby tent city, according to homeless people who were displaced.
• Obama to shutter registry once used to track Muslims, Arabs – CNET
  The Obama administration is dismantling a defunct database, a move that may make it more difficult for President-elect Donald Trump to start a “Muslim registry.”
• Bitcoin reaches highest total valuation of $14 billion – CNET
  Bitcoin bounces back after a mid-2016 currency hack by posting its highest-ever valuation.
• Pokemon Go for Apple Watch — it's here – CNET
  But you’ll still need your phone.
• Finally! RollerCoaster Tycoon Classic comes to iOS and Android – CNET
  The classic computer game is now playable on your smartphone or tablet.
• Google employee lawsuit questions company's 'don't be evil' ethos – CNET
  The complaint alleges Google’s confidentiality policies deter whistleblowing. It paints a culture of secrecy in contrast to the company’s whimsical public image.
• Barnes & Noble tablets ship with stealthy data-gathering program – CNET
  The $50 Nook 7 tablet went on sale with a program that quietly sends user data back to a third party. The company says the issue has been addressed.
• Early Onset Sepsis App Calculator Review: Ensures Early Identification of Newborns at Risk for Sepsis

  Childbirth is typically one of the most memorable and emotional moments in the lives of any parent as well as providers who perform full scope obstetrics. Luckily, in 90% of cases infants tolerate the entire process of labor and delivery without issue. However, over 1/1000 infants will develop early-onset sepsis. This devastating disease carries a […]

  The post Early Onset Sepsis App Calculator Review: Ensures Early Identification of Newborns at Risk for Sepsis appeared first on iMedicalApps.

• ​Russian Android malware tracked Ukrainian military: Report – CNET
  Attackers hid malware within a legitimate app, giving hackers access to communication and location data, says security firm CrowdStrike.
• Samsung's rumored Galaxy A3 is one step closer to reality – CNET
  The alleged Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017) may have just been cleared by the FCC, something every phone has to do to sell in the US.
• CNET asks: What's the best tech of 2016? – CNET
  2016 is coming to an end, and we want to know which tech you think is the most “lit” (pun intended!).
• Google to release two new flagship smartwatches next year – CNET
  The new smartwatches will come with Android Wear 2.0, a significant update to the wearable software.

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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.

• Zuckerberg says Facebook is 'not a traditional media company' – CNET
  The CEO appears to be trying to arrive at a new definition for the role his company plays in the tech and media industries.
• Roadkill: DMV flattens Uber's self-driving car effort in CA – CNET
  The ride-hailing company halts its controversial autonomous car program after defying state regulators.
• Uber halts California self-driving cars test
  Uber halts its self-driving car pilot in San Francisco after regulators say it needs a special permit.
• Bizarre sea creatures pose in pictures – CNET
  Fisherman Roman Fedortsov catches some terrifying-looking marine creatures in his net — and posts pictures of them on Twitter and Instagram.
• Here are the most-edited Wikipedia pages of 2016 – CNET
  Politics and death dominated, but there are a few bright spots, especially if you like Van Gogh.
• Sex robots: Experts debate the rise of the love droids
  Experts say it is inevitable people will have sex with robots, but warn it will raise ethical issues.
• The NFL just got hacked on Twitter – CNET
  OurMine, a mystery hacking group, strikes again.
• Marvel — and several Avengers — just got hacked on Twitter – CNET
  Self-described white hat security group OurMine claims responsibility for hacking the official Twitter accounts of Marvel and some of its most popular characters, including Captain America and Tony Stark.
• No opening crawl for 'Rogue One'? 'Huge mistake,' says creator – CNET
  A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, that familiar slow-moving Star Wars text seemed a staple. But not anymore.
• Broadband declared a basic service in Canada – CNET
  Ruling creates higher speed targets and a fund to upgrade broadband infrastructure in rural and remote areas.
• Broadband boost for remotest parts of UK
  The government plans to use £440m to connect about 600,000 more premises to superfast broadband.
• Honda taps Waymo for self-driving expertise – Roadshow
  Honda announced today that it is in discussions with Google spinoff Waymo about incorporating the tech company’s self-driving technology in its cars.
• NFL kicks off search for startups to join pitch competition – CNET
  The NFL is looking for sports startups for its second annual 1st & Future competition to be held during Super Bowl week in Houston.
• 'The Emoji Movie' looks like a big piece of… that one emoji – CNET
  Commentary: It’s all right, world. We survived “The Garbage Pail Kids Movie,” we’ll get through this one.
• France will let drones deliver the mail (kinda) – CNET
  The drone lands at a specific “delivery terminal” where packages can be safely removed.
• Disney to produce TV spin-offs for Snapchat, starting with 'The Bachelor' – CNET
  In this case, “Disney” probably means ABC.
• The only true 15-inch MacBook Pro alternative is about to get even better – CNET
  Dell’s new XPS 15 just got leaked — complete with never-before-seen Intel and Nvidia chips.
• Buying a laptop, last-minute holiday shopper? We can help – CNET
  Want to give someone a laptop this Christmas, but can’t decide which machine to choose? CNET’s Marguerite Reardon offers some advice.
• Steve Ballmer brags he beat Bill Gates in math competition – CNET
  Commentary: Talking to Conan O’Brien, the former Microsoft CEO can’t help but boast about his math prowess.

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• Overwatch names its first LGBT character – CNET
  Tracer appears alongside her female partner in the latest holiday comic.
• Google's dueling doodles return to mark new season(s) – CNET
  Our boulder buddies return in a pair of doodles to welcome winter in the Northern Hemisphere and summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
• Reporter goes after Twitter user for allegedly causing seizure – CNET
  Kurt Eichenwald is on a mission to find out who sent him a tweet that triggered an epileptic seizure.
• Tour a vodka distillery in 360 degrees – CNET
  Put on a VR headset and watch how vodka is made.
• Facebook launches Live Audio, its version of podcasts – CNET
  The social network continues its push in live media. This time, video is not included.
• The hype life: 2016 tech that wowed and whiffed – CNET
  Virtual reality. Space travel. Flagship phones and next-gen computers. What 2016 tech was worth the wait, and what left us cold?
• 2016 tech that lived up to the hype (and tech that didn't) – CNET
  It’s been a year of big promises and quiet achievers in tech, but what blew us all away and what just blew it?
• Lost your gig to a robot? Here's a check to help you get by – CNET
  A poll says people are open to the idea of a “universal basic income” to counter tech-fueled job loss. But figuring out the nitty-gritty is another story.
• Twitter CTO Adam Messinger to depart, latest in exec exodus – CNET
  Twitter also loses its vice president of product in an apparent management restructuring.
• IT Priorities 2017: Quarter of Asean CIOs expect big IT budget increase
  More than half of Asean IT leaders expect a budget increase next year, and a quarter of them anticipate a rise of more than 10%
• This sous vide cooker gets a little help from a smart-home friend – CNET
  The company that owns the Wink smart-home hub will help produce the Mellow, a sous vide machine that’s been in development for more than two years.
• From 'Westworld' to 'Deadpool': The best TV and movies of 2016 – CNET
  We’re optimistically looking back at 2016 and all the great shows and movies it brought us. Join us to forget about this dumpster fire year, won’t you?
• 7-Eleven completes 77 drone deliveries in the US – CNET
  Yes, the king of Slurpees, taquitos and the Big Bite is dominating at commercial drone deliveries in the US.
• Nintendo Switch might double its GPU speeds while docked – CNET
  The anticipated Nintendo Switch can be played on the go, but it’s thought to work even better when docked.
• 2016 was a roller coaster year for Samsung VR — literally – CNET
  Turns out people really like being scared when they’re wearing Samsung’s virtual reality headset.
• Flaming Samsung Note 7s fill the year's best Yule fireplace – CNET
  Warm your techie soul with a joyful Yule log video showing a fireplace full of Samsung Galaxy Note 7s merrily roasting away.
• The Top 5 most-viewed VR experiences on the Samsung Gear VR – CNET
  Why ride roller coasters when you can experience them through virtual reality? Viewers wanted real thrills in VR this year, according to Samsung.
• Instagram Stories' gift to you: Holiday stickers – CNET
  Because adding snowmen, candy canes and dreidels to your photos and videos is what the holidays are really all about.
• ​Uber reportedly loses $800M, but revenue is up – CNET
  The ride-hailing company is said to have blown through cash in the third quarter, but it apparently still managed to boost its sales to $1.7 billion.

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