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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.

• Unlocked Galaxy S8 preorders start May 9. Here's why it's smart to wait – CNET
  Commentary: An unlocked Samsung phone might be the better choice.
• Rare sighting of a giant octopus reveals its lunch – CNET
  The seven-armed octopus has only been spotted three times in the last 27 years by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute. Now it’s been spotted with its tentacles full.
• You could soon access Congress' browsing history, for free – CNET
  Cards Against Humanity creator Max Temkin warns against crowdfunding the purchase of Congress browsing data — he intends to buy it and make it freely available.
• 3 ways the Samsung Galaxy S8 let us down – CNET
  There are many reasons to love Samsung’s new phone. But these three things might make you think twice before upgrading.
• FCC gives states control of broadband subsidies for the poor – CNET
  Donald Trump’s FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is rolling back rules that help subsidize broadband service for the poor.
• MD Tech Tips: Use EPIC’s Haiku app to instantly upload medical documents to a patients chart

  Quickly upload critical documents into EPIC’s electronic medical record utilizing the Haiku or Canto app.

  The post MD Tech Tips: Use EPIC’s Haiku app to instantly upload medical documents to a patients chart appeared first on iMedicalApps.

• Samsung Galaxy S8: Everything Samsung announced (updated) – CNET
  Samsung just unveiled two new phones and a slew of accessories. Here’s everything we know.
• The 'Von Doom' that came to fan films – CNET
  An indie filmmaker spent the past year making a Doctor Doom origin story fan film, and he’s given us a very detailed look into his process.
• Samsung Galaxy S8, S8 Plus come with $99 earbuds for free – CNET
  What’s in the box? A free pair of AKG earbuds worth $99.
• Samsung Galaxy S8: Should you upgrade? – CNET
  Samsung’s newest superphone looks impressive, but it may not be an automatic upgrade. Here’s what you need to know.
• Galaxy S8 Plus specs vs. LG G6, Google Pixel XL, iPhone 7 Plus, OnePlus 3T – CNET
  See how Samsung’s newest (and largest) phone compares to the competition.
• Genius! Albert Einstein lookalikes set new world record – CNET
  Hundreds dressed like the famous scientist meet to break a record you didn’t know existed and honor his brainy legacy.
• Will VPNs protect your privacy? It's complicated – CNET
  After US lawmakers voted to end online privacy rules, people are looking for ways to hide their browsing histories.
• Here's how much the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will cost you – CNET
  Now that the Samsung Galaxy S8 has finally been announced, how much does it cost?
• Lawmakers sacrificed your browsing history? Post theirs online – CNET
  An activist is pissed about Congress’ efforts to roll back internet privacy rules. And he’s got a sly plan for revenge.
• Cubano sandwiches and life as a video game are YouTube hits – CNET
  Also topping the charts this week is a video that answers that pressing question: Which is more dangerous, a wood splinter or a glass one?
• Samsung debuts slew of new accessories for Galaxy S8 and S8+ – CNET
  Samsung’s Galaxy S8 launch was accompanied by the launch of several new accessories, including new cases, wireless charging stands and headphones.
• Canada comes online
  Canada is experiencing an influx of funding for AI research and commercialisation.
• Selfies, yes selfies, could help diagnose a rare genetic disease – CNET
  In a study that holds promise for quick and easy medical diagnoses, facial recognition software determines who’s suffering from a condition that’s typically hard to pinpoint.

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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.

• Facebook launches Snapchat-style Stories with new in-app camera feature
  The social media company is encouraging users to take more pictures and add effects and filters.
• ZTE escapes US trade blacklist – CNET
  The US Commerce Department strikes ZTE’s name off the trade blacklist after the company admitted to violating trade sanctions placed against Iran.
• 'Wreck-It Ralph 2' has a title (and we're 8-bit excited) – CNET
  Looks like Ralph is getting a massive tech upgrade from arcade land.
• Donald Trump has a new iPhone, says social media director – CNET
  Commentary: The president, who once wanted Apple to be boycotted, now apparently has relented, according to his social media director.
• This smartband knows what food you're eating – CNET
  For the fitness buffs out there who can be bothered tracking calories but not be bothered writing things down.
• The world's biggest dino prints are probably bigger than you – CNET
  The newly discovered dinosaur footprints in Australia are the biggest yet — and they’ll be hard to beat at the length of a fully grown man.
• Samsung: Is Galaxy S8 the firm's most important phone yet?
  After the Note 7 was scrapped, many believe its latest launch is a make or break moment.
• This is how fast the Samsung Galaxy S8 could be – CNET
  We benchmarked the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset and it’s pretty freakin’ fast.
• As Galaxy S8 launches, did Note 7 blowup change anything? – CNET
  Samsung hoped its new battery safety procedures would inspire the phone industry. Good luck with that.
• You're going to flip at smart flip-flops, only $110 – CNET
  Commentary: A company called Hari Mari believes that you want your flip-flops to communicate with the brand. You do, don’t you?
• NBC to finally show Olympics live on West Coast, because Twitter – CNET
  Commentary: After years of annoying viewers on the West Coast, NBC finally succumbs to sense.
• ​Hillary Clinton calls out gender inequality in Silicon Valley – CNET
  Speaking at a conference for businesswomen, the former presidential nominee praises the female Uber engineer who spoke out against workplace sexism.
• 'S-Town' podcast review (and 5 things to listen for as you binge) – CNET
  The team behind the megahit podcast “Serial” is back with a new show that can be devoured in one sitting. Here’s our spoiler-free cheat sheet. Hope you like steampunk.
• Russian hacker pleads guilty for get-rich-quick botnet – CNET
  Malware was used to compromise thousands of computer servers around the world and generate millions in fraudulent payments.
• David Cameron may have lobbied for Uber while PM, says report – CNET
  While he was UK prime minister, Cameron may have lobbied London’s Mayor on behalf of the ride-hailing service, says the Daily Mail.
• Tesla employee sues the company over harassment – CNET
  Staffer alleges that co-workers regularly used racially disparaging language toward him.
• House pulls the plug on internet privacy rules – CNET
  Consumer advocates say this means broadband providers will sell your browsing history to the highest bidder. Industry groups say it preserves competition.
• Lenovo ThinkStation P320 is an entry-level VR-ready PC – CNET
  Coming in two sizes, it’s expected to hit stores in April.
• Crayola killing off one of its crayon colors? Color me sad – CNET
  Fans could be seeing red on Friday when one of the colors from the iconic 24-pack has a meltdown. But which one will it be? Some guesses.

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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.

• Get ready for 'Ready Player One' in VR – CNET
  Warner Bros. and HTC will release virtual reality content related to Steven Spielberg’s adaption of “Ready Player One”.
• April the pregnant giraffe didn't kick the vet — but she tried – CNET
  Baby watch continues, and keepers say additional bodily changes for the mama-to-be will be udder-ly fascinating.
• Watch a virtual girl play video games in a VR world – CNET
  The popular Let’s Play YouTube genre just got a little weirder thanks to this comedic virtual idol from Japan.
• Study: Digital health interventions for kids effective, especially when family engaged

  Reviewing 36 studies with 30,000 patients, researchers found that digital health interventions seemed to deliver benefits for kids.

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• Yamaha unveils 2017 receivers with Bluetooth output and 4K compatibility – CNET
  Yamaha will have four models starting at $300 which include Bluetooth headphone output and compatibility with HDR video sources.
• Chrissy Teigen 'respectfully' tweets her hate for Fox News – CNET
  Commentary: After being tagged by the news channel, the supermodel and TV presenter isn’t happy.
• ​With Uber's misdeeds, Lyft aims to look like the good guy – CNET
  Reeling from scandals, including an alleged incident at a karaoke-escort bar, Uber appears to be back-pedaling while Lyft is on a positive PR campaign.
• Watch and weep as a little girl tells a robot she loves it – CNET
  Commentary: You will either weep for joy or weep for humanity’s future. But you will weep.
• Smartphone savers
  Smartphone banking is turning us into smart savers, research suggests, as consumers take control.
• HBO's 'True Detective' may return for third season – CNET
  Two episodes of the hit anthology crime series are already in the works, Entertainment Weekly reports.
• Twitter tackles NFL vote on Raiders' move to Las Vegas – CNET
  The league’s owners approve the Oakland Raiders relocation to Sin City and fans take to Twitter to share their joy and pain.
• Elon Musk's new company said to seek brain-computer link – CNET
  Billionaire entrepreneur launches Neuralink to focus on transmitting signals between the brain and computers, The Wall Street Journal reports.
• Samsung Galaxy Note 7 may make a comeback, but not in the US – CNET
  Samsung opens the door to selling the Note 7 — the device it recalled twice — as a refurbished model overseas.
• Android founder teases a mysterious device – CNET
  Whatever this thing is, it looks like it might be all screen.
• Social media shade flies over United Airlines' dress code – CNET
  Social Cues: After United refuses to let two girls board a flight because they’re wearing leggings, a battle breaks out on social media.
• Uber restarts self-driving car tests after Arizona crash – CNET
  A collision between one of the company’s robocars and a human-driven vehicle prompted a brief pause of Uber’s autonomous program.
• The Galaxy Note 7 may make a comeback! (The 3:59, Ep. 200) – CNET
  For our 200th episode, we talk about the story that NEVER DIES. Also, our wish list for the Galaxy S8.
• Facebook launches Town Hall to make finding lawmakers easier – CNET
  The new feature creates a list of local officials based on your location and provides fast access to following or contacting them.
• Spinning 'Game of Thrones' Red Keep made from 125,000 bricks – CNET
  Hundreds of hours of work went into building a motorized Lego version of the Red Keep from “Game of Thrones” designed to move like in the show’s opening credits.

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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.

• BT fined record £42m for late installations
  BT apologises and agrees to repay telecoms firms for delays in installing high-speed lines.
• StarCraft: Remastered will Zerg rush you mid-2017 – CNET
  The new version of the classic game includes better multiplayer matchmaking and 4K graphics support.
• Woman claims Sasquatch caused her to crash car, police say – CNET
  Commentary: An Idaho woman insists that a Bigfoot sighting caused her to lose attention at the wheel.
• Final Four: One Carolina tweets politely, the other gets cocky – CNET
  Commentary: After North and South Carolina both make the Final Four, they offer different tweeting styles.
• Why I'm not buying the Galaxy S8 this year – CNET
  Commentary: Samsung’s next phone won’t be mine.
• Aliens have never been to Earth, claims former astronaut – CNET
  Commentary: Alan Bean, one of only 12 people who have walked on the moon, insists he has good reasons for believing that we have never had a visitation.
• Disturbing YouTube videos trick children
  Thousands of videos on YouTube look like versions of popular cartoons but contain disturbing and inappropriate content not suitable for children.
• The first official 'Justice League' trailer, shot by shot – CNET
  Get an early look at the ultimate DC Comics superhero team-up with Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash and Cyborg. Warning: possible spoilers ahead!
• Is Dell claiming it's better than all that Apple magic? – CNET
  Commentary: In a new ad, Dell Technologies insists that its ingenuity will make you gasp with wonder. But there’s nothing magical about it.
• WhatsApp must not be 'place for terrorists to hide'
  Messaging apps which are encrypted must be accessible to those fighting terror, the home secretary says.
• Avengers react to 'Justice League' trailer in snarky mashup video – CNET
  Avengers Assemble — to watch the League unite. Sure, Bruce Wayne’s rich, but Tony Stark thinks he can match him million for million.
• Uber crash hits the brakes on self-driving car tests – CNET
  A collision in Arizona between one of the company’s robocars and a human-driven vehicle prompts Uber to halt the autonomous program while it investigates.
• Stephen Hawking debuts new voice (for fun, of course) – CNET
  Commentary: In a charity skit, the physicist listens to Liam Neeson, Bill Gates and Miss Piggy — among many others — before choosing, well, someone more appropriate.
• Trump takes to Twitter to promise death of Obamacare – CNET
  Commentary: After what some call a crushing defeat, the president got up on Saturday morning to reassure his faithful.
• Samsung's Gear VR may be the Galaxy S8's greatest fringe benefit – CNET
  The Galaxy S8 may well be the next must-have phone. But thanks to this upcoming accessory, it’s also a Trojan horse for VR.
• Amber Rudd : 'We must be able to access WhatsApp'
  UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd says social media apps like WhatsApp, which encrypts users messages, cannot be a hiding place for terrorists.

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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.

• Uber suspends self-driving cars after Arizona crash
  Images show Uber vehicle on its side after apparent high-impact crash with ordinary driver.
• The first official 'Justice League' trailer, shot by shot – CNET
  Get an early look at the ultimate DC Comics superhero team-up with Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash and Cyborg. Warning: possible spoilers ahead!
• First look at 'Twin Peaks' cast, plus more clues – CNET
  Agent Cooper and the rest of the quirky cast return in David Lynch’s unusual murder mystery series, which gets a revival on Showtime starting May 21.
• 'Justice League' comes together in first official trailer – CNET
  Aquaman, The Flash and Cyborg join Batman and Wonder Woman — and we’ll soon learn how well Bruce Wayne can play with other superheroes.
• Uber crash causes firm to pause self-driving car program – CNET
  A collision in Arizona between one of the company’s robocars and a human-driven vehicle prompts Uber to halt the autonomous program while it investigates.
• Florida beats Wisconsin at the buzzer and Twitter's still buzzing – CNET
  Chris Chiozza sinks one to send the Gators into the Elite Eight, and fans are either overjoyed or destroyed.
• Bose investigating QuietComfort 35 after firmware complaints – CNET
  Some users are complaining that the noise-cancelling is diminished after updating their headphone’s firmware — but CNET can’t reproduce the problem.
• Samuel L. Jackson has one NSFW message for moviegoers – CNET
  The actor delivers an unmistakable warning to those who think their phone call takes precedence over the film.
• How the filthy rich live: A $65,000 LED bed is the norm – CNET
  At Manhattan’s Luxury Technology Show, expensive phones, expensive bedding, cocktail weenies and Grillbot.
• 'Ghost in the Shell' takes on its critics – CNET
  Rupert Sanders talks about the challenges of bringing the beloved anime to life, and why he cast Scarlett Johansson as the cyborg Major Kusanagi.
• A visit to the fantastically weird Antique Toy Museum – CNET
  A sole collector in Mexico City has created one of the most amazing toy museums in the world. Come take a look.
• Every series of 'Power Rangers,' explained – CNET
  Here’s a complete rundown of every “Power Rangers” series in the franchise’s 25-year history, from a superfan and someone who vaguely remembers yelling “Triceratops” as a kid.
• Apple's new iPad is the best value 9.7-inch tablet (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 77) – CNET
  Do you want to dock your iPhone in your MacBook? Apple patents reveal the company’s thinking about it. Plus, the Red iPhone 7, new iPhone SE, new iPad and more.

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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.

• Samuel L. Jackson has one NSFW message for moviegoers – CNET
  The actor delivers an unmistakable warning to those who think their phone call takes precedence over the film.
• Wal-Mart, PepsiCo and Dish pull YouTube ads over hateful videos – CNET
  Big brands are flexing their political muscle as they pull even more ads from Google’s YouTube after the ads appear next to extremist videos.
• FedEx will pay you $5 to use Adobe Flash on your browser – CNET
  No, seriously. It’s gotten so bad that FedEx feels it has to pay you to use Flash, a technology derided as being outdated and unsafe.
• Popular health apps for personal, fetal heart rate monitoring fined by NY attorney general

  The New York AG announced settlements with three popular health apps – Cardiio, Runtastic, and Matis – over accuracy claims that weren’t backed by evidence.

  The post Popular health apps for personal, fetal heart rate monitoring fined by NY attorney general appeared first on iMedicalApps.

• Baby got back! April the Giraffe's livestream has returned – CNET
  Don’t panic! Animal lovers’ favorite maternity-suite cam is up and running again, as fans await the calf’s birth.
• Uber reportedly tells female recruit sexism 'systemic in tech' – CNET
  A manager for the ride-hailing company writes a seemingly tone-deaf message to a potential employee, according to The Guardian.
• 4-year-old gets Siri to help save mom's life – CNET
  Commentary: A UK child unlocks his unconscious mother’s iPhone by pressing her thumb to the home button and asking Siri to call for help. Apple CEO Tim Cook tweets his admiration.
• Trump talks up Charter's $25 billion investment and jobs – CNET
  The president pats himself on the back as the cable operator commits $25 billion for broadband infrastructure and reiterates plans to hire 20,000 workers.
• Apple's new iPad is the best value 9.7-inch tablet (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 77) – CNET
  Do you want to dock your iPhone in your MacBook? Apple patents reveal the company’s thinking about it. Plus, the Red iPhone 7, new iPhone SE, new iPad and more.
• The 2017 Nissan GT-R Track Edition is coming to the US – Roadshow
  American GT-R fans now have a new model to dream about, the $127,990 Track Edition. It’s rocking Nismo-tuned Bilstein dampers and even more carbon fiber.
• Health care vote canceled, and Twitter dishes sick burns – CNET
  Laughter is the best medicine, right? Maybe that’s why social media had such fun with Friday’s news.
• Trump treasury secretary: R2-D2 won't take your job for 50 years – CNET
  Commentary: In an interview with Axios, Steve Mnuchin says he’s very optimistic that AI won’t affect jobs in the long run. He offers a Star Wars analogy.
• Footy McFooty Face leads poll for soccer team's name – CNET
  Social Cues: When San Diego asks the internet to name a possible MLS expansion team, the voters don’t disappoint.
• Goodbye, GChat! Hello, Hangouts – CNET
  Google’s replacing its GChat instant message service with its 4-year-old Hangouts. Most people probably won’t notice.
• The fight over Pluto is much bigger than one (dwarf) planet – CNET
  A decade after Pluto was demoted, the first fly-by team has a radical proposal to restore its former status, resurrecting the biggest battle in space.
• Wonder Woman, Cyborg teasers released for 'Justice League' – CNET
  The last two individual teasers of the week are now out there, as fans await Saturday’s full trailer.
• CNET UK podcast 517: A new iPhone, new Android and Zelda mayhem – CNET
  The UK’s best tech podcast returns with news of new iPhones, new Android and all the info you need to know about taking electronics on your summer holiday flight.
• 'Life' science guy on looking to slime for alien inspiration – CNET
  Genetics expert Adam Rutherford discusses the science of “Life” and “Ex Machina”, and why alien life could be the most significant discovery in human history.
• You can order Tesla's solar roof tiles in April – CNET
  The electric-car company’s solar roof efforts are beginning to take shape.

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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.

• Amazon's Chinese competitor heads overseas… with bad English – CNET
  German e-commerce company Lazada brings Chinese online shopping platform Taobao to Singapore — with content translated using Alibaba.
• Why Apple's red iPhones are not 'Red' in China
  Apple’s Red iPhone is going on sale, but in China it is doing things a bit differently. Why?
• Razer zVault doles out free goodies for playing video games – CNET
  Earn a wireless mouse just by playing Overwatch, Dota 2, League of Legends or CS:Go while logged into Razer’s network.
• Bill Murray works his sports magic and Xavier upsets Arizona – CNET
  Who’s laughing now? The comedian’s son is an assistant basketball coach whose team is headed to the Elite Eight.
• West Virginia loses to Gonzaga, Twitter jokes hit nothing but net – CNET
  This is why they call it March Madness: those last painful minutes waiting for the shot that just never comes.
• Amazon has more budget phones to sell you – CNET
  The Prime Exclusive Phones program gets two more devices: The Moto G5 Plus and the Alcatel A30.
• Trump sits in a big truck, internet drives meme into ground – CNET
  Keep on trucking, America. The president’s love for trucks inspires a wheely awesome Twitter trend.
• Trump laptop ban mocked on Twitter by Middle-Eastern airline – CNET
  Commentary: Royal Jordanian Airlines takes to Twitter to offer an amusing list of things to do if you don’t have your laptop or tablet.
• WikiLeaks: CIA tools could infiltrate MacBooks, iPhones – CNET
  A new series of leaked documents appears to show tools from as far back as 2009 that could infect Apple products. They required physical access.
• Twitter considers premium offering for professionals – CNET
  The social network says it is conducting a survey to gauge interest in an enhanced version of TweetDeck.
• Teen sues mom for taking away his phone – CNET
  Commentary: In Spain, a 15-year-old is so upset at the loss of his device that he takes his mom to court for “mistreatment.”
• I want my big TV: Girt by CNET podcast 103 – CNET
  It’s TV season and the team talks big panels, small changes and what to look for when you’re buying a new screen.
• 'Justice League' teasers showcase Aquaman, Batman, Flash – CNET
  Individual characters get their moments in the spotlight as Saturday’s much-anticipated full teaser approaches.
• Ads in your eye
  How new technologies are transforming outdoor advertising.
• If Spotify were a CD store, it would be bigger than Greece – CNET
  If the internet died and some of the biggest online services had to turn into brick-and-mortar stores, it would take an awful lot of bricks and mortar to make that happen.
• Senate votes to kill broadband privacy rules – CNET
  Lawmakers invoke the Congressional Review Act to kill controversial privacy rules adopted by the previous Federal Communications Commission.
• 'Rogue One' Blu-ray extras reveal 'sleepless nights' making CGI Leia – CNET
  The bonus content for Star Wars spin-off “Rogue One” hints at the film it could have been — but not the way fans might expect.
• Tech industry employees: We have a diversity problem? – CNET
  A new report from Atlassian shows a gap between the perception and reality of diversity in tech.
• AT&T's 911 outage left 12,600 callers in the lurch – CNET
  A network configuration error left thousands of AT&T customers around the country without access to emergency 911 service for five hours, the FCC said.

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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.

• Singapore may be trying out 'flying taxis' in the near future – CNET
  Taking to the skies on a drone to head home in the island state could be a thing in 2030, says Singapore’s Ministry of Transport.
• Chinese trojan detected spreading through fake base stations – CNET
  The interestingly named “Swearing Trojan” appears to be using fake mobile base stations in China to send phishing SMS messages to fool victims.
• Prosecutors hacking phones seized during inauguration protests – CNET
  Court papers say data is being extracted from 100 locked phones seized during arrests at anti-Trump protests.
• ​Airbnb teams up with SF Giants to help homeless families – CNET
  In a goodwill gesture, the home rental company will donate upward of $250,000 to a local community organization this season.
• Solar-powered 'skin' could make fake limbs more real – CNET
  In a bid to advance the development of lifelike prosthetics, researchers turn to the sun’s rays to power sensors that allow electronic skin to mimic the human kind.
• WebMD and Scripps partnership on Pregnancy ResearchKit app is an innovative partnership

  WebMD’s pregnancy app gets a research component to it with a huge update and integration with Scripps.

  The post WebMD and Scripps partnership on Pregnancy ResearchKit app is an innovative partnership appeared first on iMedicalApps.

• Urban spies
  How much data do you give away during your average day in the city?
• Apple reportedly target of shakedown over iCloud accounts – CNET
  Hackers demand $75,000 in bitcoin by April 7 in exchange for not resetting account credentials, Motherboard reports.
• Super Mario Run makes leap to Android – CNET
  The popular smartphone game hits Android devices three months after its iOS debut.
• ​Impossible Foods to supersize production of lab-grown burger – CNET
  The maker of meatless patties opens a large-scale production facility and plans to pump out 1 million pounds of faux meat every month.
• China's ZTE pleads guilty to selling US tech to Iran – CNET
  The telecom equipment maker may be on the hook for as much as $1.2 billion for violating sanctions against Iran.
• The oldest Vespa in existence is up for auction – Roadshow
  It’s No. 3 of the 60 prototypes.
• Stupid, dangerous and viral: Saying '108' to Siri – CNET
  Law enforcement agencies around the world are asking people to stop giving Apple’s digital assistant the three-digit code for emergency services in India.
• This designer Samsung TV looks like a painting – CNET
  Most TVs look like big, black rectangles that clash with your otherwise tasteful decor. This chic Samsung is wall art. Bonus: A TV that looks like sculpture.
• Amazon's next big market: Dubai? – CNET
  The Seattle online retailer reportedly agrees to buy leading Arab world e-commerce player Souq.com.
• AT&T pulls ads from YouTube, other Google sites – CNET
  The US carrier joins British retailers after ads appear next to extremist videos on YouTube.
• Facebook Live victim 'afraid to go home'
  Police say the 15-year-old girl was assaulted in a Facebook live video viewed by at least 40 people.
• Twitter mulls greatest tennis player: Williams or Federer? – CNET
  Social Cues: After GQ calls Roger Federer the “greatest tennis player of all time,” Twitter gushes back with love for Serena Williams…and also Waluigi.
• Google says it's stopped a ton of 'dangerous' Android apps – CNET
  The company says it’s gotten better at keeping potentially harmful apps from reaching Android’s 1.4 billion users.

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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.

• Android O touts better battery life and notifications – CNET
  The search giant unveils the next generation of its mobile software, but it’s only a preview version.
• Elon Musk is not so thrilled with NASA's biggest budget ever – CNET
  The bill has set NASA the task of sending humans to Mars by 2030, but one of the biggest names in private space travel says that’s nothing new.
• On-demand instead of at the movies? Studios look at making deals – CNET
  How much would you pay to rent a movie at home while it was still in cinemas?
• Chicago teen gang-raped on Facebook Live as 40 watched – CNET
  Police are searching for five to six men who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl as dozens watched on live video.
• ​Airbnb goes all-in for China, changes name to 'Aibiying' – CNET
  The home rental company expands and rebrands in the Far East.
• Nintendo has an easy fix for the Switch Joy-Con desync issue – CNET
  It’s a hardware problem, but Nintendo seems to have found an interesting solution.
• Verizon creates a car that skips traffic jams – CNET
  Commentary: It rises, straddles the cars in front and just carries on. Sadly, it’s just for an ad.
• Spear phishing
  A young woman was tricked into handing over her passwords and then blackmailed over explicit photos.
• UK digital-tech sector growing twice as fast as economy
  Salaries for people working in the digital-tech sector have soared in the last five years.
• Suspect in tweeted seizure attack faces hate-crime charge – CNET
  A tweet to journalist Kurt Eichenwald allegedly came with the message: “You deserve a seizure.”
• Amazon to build up brand registry in fight against fakes – CNET
  The e-retailer will build a list of logos and intellectual property in its war against knockoffs.
• ​Uber CEO isn't leaving, but supposedly he's going to change – CNET
  The beleaguered ride-hailing company says it’s addressing its “cult of the individual.”
• Drake destroys Apple Music's single-day streaming record – CNET
  Drake’s “More Life” playlist was streamed almost 90 million times in 24 hours on Apple Music.
• Trump makes 2033 Mars mission an official NASA goal – CNET
  The president signs a bill that funds the space agency and sets an aggressive new timeline for setting foot on the Red Planet.
• Buy a BMW SUV, help save the environment… eventually – Roadshow
  The more SUVs you buy now, the more money BMW will have to create its future electric vehicles.
• Apple's iPhone 7 and 7 Plus cases add fetching new color options – CNET
  Along with a new red iPhone, Apple introduced new colors to its line of protective iPhone cases.
• NASA spots breaks in Mars Curiosity rover's wheel treads – CNET
  The Curiosity rover’s wheels are taking a beating from the harsh conditions on the Red Planet, with the damage reaching a new level.
• On World Poetry Day, we bring you the best poems on Twitter – CNET
  Social Cues: Brevity is the soul of Twitter.
• What should the 'O' in Android O stand for? – CNET
  Google has a history of giving its operating system versions fun names. So we gathered our best guesses as to what the “O” could could be.

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.

• Electronic devices banned on US-bound flights – CNET
  Devices larger than a cellphone are to be banned on airlines flying from certain Middle Eastern and African countries to the US.
• Trump boasts his Twitter power keeps Kaepernick unemployed – CNET
  Commentary: During a speech in Kentucky, the president relates that NFL owners are too scared of his wrath.
• Lego makes Japan its next Legoland destination – CNET
  If there’s no Lego Godzilla stomping Lego City I will be sorely disappointed.
• Play Pokemon on your Apple Watch with this hack – CNET
  Forget Pokemon Go, this takes you back to the start.
• Bill Gates talks foreign aid in meeting with Donald Trump – CNET
  The Microsoft co-founder’s White House meeting comes days after Gates argued against cuts to humanitarian aid overseas.
• Watch 'SNL' makeup crew transform Kate McKinnon in 4 minutes – CNET
  The comedian transforms from Attorney General Jeff Sessions into a creepy mermaid in the time it takes most people to get a cup of coffee.
• Fake data
  Not all cyber-attacks are about theft, some seek to undermine the trust placed in data and documents.
• 'Rogue One' briefly had a happier ending, but it wasn't filmed – CNET
  “We got the ending that we wanted,” screenwriter Gary Whitta says of the 2016 Star Wars film.
• For toilet paper, line up here to get your face scanned – CNET
  Spare a square? Facial-recognition technology rolls in to dole out toilet paper, and hopefully thwart TP theft, at a popular tourist destination in China.
• These cases improve Apple TV's slippery remote – CNET
  We love the Apple TV remote, but it isn’t perfect. Here’s a look at some accessories that can help correct its flaws.
• 'Sesame Street' debuts Julia, a new Muppet with autism – CNET
  The character will join the legendary children’s program in April, National Autism Awareness Month.
• AT&T offers a year of free HBO to new DirecTV Now subs – CNET
  Free HBO? What’s the catch? AT&T customers will have to pay $60 or $70 a month to get the $5 a month HBO-freebie
• Volkswagen to bring compact T-Roc to US dealerships in 2019 – Roadshow
  It probably won’t have the crazy roof that its concept sports, though.
• This is what flat-earthers on social media really believe – CNET
  Social Cues: We dug deep into the flat Earth and fell into outer space on the other side.
• Best Apple TV (4th generation) remote cases – CNET
  Want to protect your Apple TV remote or just make it easier to grip find? Here are some options to choose from.
• Take an epic flight over Mars with this stunning video – CNET
  A filmmaker takes gray-scale images of the Red Planet and turns them into the video travel brochure of the future.
• FBI: We're probing ties between Trump team, Russian hackers – CNET
  The agency’s director, James Comey, confirms the FBI is looking into any possible ties between the president’s campaign and the Russian government.
• Domino's remakes famous 'Ferris Bueller' scene to sell pizza – CNET
  “Stranger Things” star Joe Keery steps into the role of Ferris Bueller for a modern, pizza-delivery retelling of a scene from the iconic ’80s comedy.
• Super Mario Run bounds on to Android this week – CNET
  Get ready to run with Nintendo’s iconic plumber on March 23.

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