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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.

• Theresa May to warn tech firms over terror content
  The prime minister will say internet companies should remove extremist content within two hours.
• Amazon reportedly working on Alexa-powered smart glasses – CNET
  The internet retailer is working on its first wearable smart device and a home security system, The Financial Times reports.
• T-Mobile boosts data throttling threshold to 50GB per month – CNET
  Subscribers will get more data to consume starting Wednesday before they face a possible slowdown.
• Amazon mistakenly sends baby registry emails to non-parents – CNET
  Many recipients of gift alert don’t have a baby registry. Or even plans to have a baby, for that matter.
• Facebook may appear at Senate hearing on election meddling – CNET
  A hearing will examine social media’s role in possibly swaying last year’s US election.
• Hey, Google: Your devices are showing. – CNET
  Google is holding an event on October 4. Leaks just revealed practically everything the company’s likely to show off.
• Massachusetts AG sues Equifax over massive data breach – CNET
  The suit alleges the credit reporting bureau violated state data protection and privacy laws by not installing appropriate safeguards.
• iPhone 8 has a low carbon footprint, says Apple VP – CNET
  Lisa Jackson, head of Apple’s environmental initiatives, says CEO Tim Cook’s leadership has led to the company’s products becoming more green.
• Smartphone sales boom with over-55s
  A study indicates that 71% of 55-to-75 year olds in the UK now own an app-capable handset.
• Google launches UK 'anti-terror fund'
  Google will give UK £1m to counter extremism as part of wider plans to deal with such content on its platforms.
• Manchester police still relies on Windows XP
  More than 20% of Greater Manchester Police’s PCs run on the operating system, posing a hack risk.
• NBA star Kevin Durant regrets losing cool with fans on Twitter – CNET
  The Golden State Warriors star, who some allege has a secret Twitter account, admits he went “a little too far” debating why he left his old team.
• iOS 11's best feature lets you put a couch anywhere you want – CNET
  Commentary: Apple’s amazing augmented reality experiences are here, and don’t need a new iPhone.
• Creepy fanny pack gives you the big hairy gut you never wanted – CNET
  The new “Dadbag” bag helps you store a six-pack in your, um, six-pack? Talk about high fashion.
• Fiat Chrysler recalls 443,000 Ram pickups over fire concerns – Roadshow
  Sort of ironic that a water pump can cause a fire, isn’t it?
• New Pixel 2 XL could start at $850 – CNET
  And look like a tuxedo, according to a new rumor.
• Leaked Google Home Mini may take on the Echo Dot – CNET
  According to Droid Life, the trimmed down smart speaker will make its debut at Google’s upcoming Pixel 2 launch on October 4th.
• Hackers hid malicious code in popular CCleaner software – CNET
  Avast-owned Piriform, which makes the computer-cleaning program, says no harm was done to any users but encourages people to check which version they have.
• Infamous Jolt Cola returns to steal your sleep – CNET
  “All the sugar and twice the caffeine.” Jolt Cola is coming out of retirement and wants to make you hyper just like back in the ’80s.

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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.

• Craig David 'most dangerous' celebrity to search online
  The research reveals which celebrities give the riskiest search results that could potentially lead fans to malicious websites.

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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.

• August adds three devices to its growing smart home roster – CNET
  August just added two new smart locks and a doorbell to its product lineup.
• 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' golden cast runs in circles – CNET
  Despite Colin Firth, Channing Tatum and Julianne Moore, this star-studded spy sequel doesn’t quite earn its license to kill.
• China Communist Party Youth Twitter account prompts abuse
  An account in the youth league’s name is criticised for hypocrisy, but the league denies it’s theirs.
• Samsung releases Dez Bryant Galaxy Note 8 ad to bad timing – CNET
  Commentary: After Washington’s Josh Norman mocks Dallas receiver in a Note 8 ad, Bryant responds … on a day when his Cowboys are crushed.
• Equifax reportedly suffered a hack earlier than disclosed – CNET
  The credit-reporting firm says an “incident” in March was unrelated to the massive hack revealed earlier this month.
• Facebook: We don’t always 'get things right the first time' – CNET
  The social network’s head of design talks about people misusing its products. He also fields questions about Snapchat Stories and Alexa.
• Pepe the Frog's creator goes after the 'alt-right' – CNET
  Artist behind co-opted cartoon issues a flurry of cease-and-desist orders and DMCA takedown notices.
• Red Sox may have used Fitbit, not Apple Watch, to steal signs – CNET
  Apple’s smartwatch was initially identified as possibly helping tip off what pitches were going to be thrown by the New York Yankees.
• Slow drive?
  Electric cars have had a lot of publicity recently, but petrol and diesel engines are far from dead yet.
• Troll, ransomware, alt-right added to dictionary – CNET
  Pass the sriracha and consult the hive mind, there are now 250 more words and phrases you can look up at Merriam-Webster.
• Look up! The moon is in very rare formation right now – CNET
  In the latest lunar rarity since August’s total solar eclipse, the moon is busy covering for a half dozen other heavenly bodies in a single day.
• Hackers hid malicious code in popular CCleaner software – CNET
  Avast-owned Piriform, which makes the computer-cleaning program, says no harm was done to any users but encourages people to check which version they have.
• Roku could be hopping on the Echo train – CNET
  A Variety report suggests the streaming device maker, which has filed for an IPO, could be working on its own smart speaker.
• Lara Croft has a freaky neck in this 'Tomb Raider' poster – CNET
  A new “Tomb Raider” movie poster inspires Twitter jokes about giraffes, E.T. and video game mishaps.
• Huawei skewers iPhone X's Face ID with a creepy clown – CNET
  This bizarre Facebook video teases Huawei’s upcoming phone.
• New York proposes stricter regs following Equifax hack – CNET
  Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants heftier security requirements for credit reporting agencies to better protect consumer data.
• Please don't be a SUV: Toyota trademarks Celica – Roadshow
  Seriously, my heart cannot take any more nameplate retcons this year.
• You'll have to wait for Venmo-type Apple payments – CNET
  iPhone and iPad users can get iOS 11 on Tuesday. But the peer-to-peer Apple Pay feature won’t come until later this fall.
• China to get even tougher on bitcoin trading – CNET
  Chinese regulators are preparing the biggest crackdown on the cryptocurrency to date.

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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.

• Google launches special payment app just for India – CNET
  India’s e-commerce is booming, and Google wants in.
• 'The Handmaid's Tale' scores Hulu its first major Emmys – CNET
  After snagging a few Creative Arts Emmys, Hulu picks up several major awards for its adaptation of
  Margaret Atwood’s novel, including outstanding drama series.
• Snapchat blocks Al Jazeera in Saudi Arabia
  Snapchat has been caught up in an international row between Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
• Meet Wengie, a YouTuber who became the fourth Powerpuff Girl – CNET
  Wendy Ayche’s job as a YouTuber with more than 8 million subscribers helps her land the gig of her dreams — voicing the new Powerpuff Girl named Bliss.
• Sean Spicer crashes Emmys, mocks Trump crowd-size claims – CNET
  Too soon? Some on social media weren’t ready to see the former White House press secretary — and his famed podium — playing along with a comedy skit.
• Emmys sends #DCPublicSchools to head of the class – CNET
  John Oliver picks up on Dave Chappelle’s awards-night mention and the educational hashtag scores.
• Facebook gives investigators new details on Russian ads – CNET
  The social networking giant has given copies of ads and other information involving what it’s learned from the 2016 election, according to a report in The WSJ.
• Waymo seeks to delay trial in Uber trade secrets lawsuit – Roadshow
  Alphabet’s self-driving car unit says it needs more time to review recently obtained evidence in the case.
• iPhone X: Forget the experts, here’s what real people think – CNET
  Commentary: Tim Cook says Apple doesn’t make phones just for the rich. So I roamed around California and asked real, non-rich people whether the iPhone X excited them.
• Qualcomm says cars, not phones, will see the most innovation – Roadshow
  That’s coming from the head of the world’s largest mobile chip maker.
• 5 Upcoming Android Phones That Are Worth Waiting For
  

  New year, new phones! Maybe you aren’t smitten with today’s superphones or you have a suspicion that the perfect phone is just around the corner. Here’s a list of the most intriguing upcoming Android phones.

  The post 5 Upcoming Android Phones That Are Worth Waiting For appeared first on Geek.com.

• Remembering 'Alien,' 'Twin Peaks' actor Harry Dean Stanton – CNET
  Commentary: The famous character actor, a true original, died Friday at age 91, and he’s already dearly missed.
• Canelo-GGG fight ends in a draw, and Twitter's all tied up – CNET
  Ties are like kissing your sister, and most boxing fans aren’t Jaime Lannister. One judge in particular turned into an online punching bag.
• Trump retweets 'heroic' image of him dragging Apple back to US – CNET
  Commentary: As well as retweeting a gif of his golf swing knocking down Hillary Clinton, the president retweets a glorious work of art.
• Apple's iPhone X gives Android copycats a big, big gift – CNET
  No more home button makes the design even easier to mimic.
• Before the Air Force: From biplanes to jet prototypes – CNET
  The US Army was flying airplanes for four decades before it gave birth to the Air Force in 1947. We take a look back at those early years.

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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.

• This is how an Audi drives after the software emissions update – CNET
  Commentary: Anyone who’s ever had a phone knows software updates can be volatile things. So what happens when your Audi is subjected to one?
• What do I need to give up for a $1,000 iPhone X? – CNET
  In this Ask Maggie, CNET’s Marguerite Reardon explains why she finds it hard to justify spending so much on a new phone.
• Electric skateboard + scooter = Scooterboard (hands-on) – CNET
  It’s not the perfect commute companion — but it’s a lot of fun.
• Remembering 'Alien,' 'Twin Peaks' actor Harry Dean Stanton – CNET
  Commentary: The famous character actor died Friday at age 91, and he is already dearly missed.
• Bloomberg's Mark Gurman talks with Brian about iPhone X (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 101) – CNET
  It’s a one-on-one interview with Mark Gurman, talking about everything from Apple’s keynote. Brian gets the skinny from the man behind so many of the major Apple scoops you’ve checked out.
• Wanna peer into Pharma Bro’s mind? Look at his eBay listing – CNET
  Martin Shkreli opens up a little in the Q&A section of his eBay auction page for a one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album.
• T-Mobile backs down on cap for Apple Watch 3 data speed – CNET
  The carrier adjusted it following customer feedback.
• When the Rolling Stones tried to outdo the Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper' – CNET
  The Audiophiliac reviews the Rolling Stones “Their Satanic Majesties Request 50th Anniversary Special Edition” four-disc set.
• Audiophiliac says this sweet little component sounds Schiit – CNET
  The astonishingly good Schiit Jotunheim stereo preamp/headphone amplifier won’t break the bank.
• All of our favorite Stephen King movies – CNET
  Every week we ask people around the office a question to see what makes them tick. In light of the success of the movie “It,” this week we wanted to know what their favorite Stephen King movie was.
• The US Air Force at 70: From early jets to stealth aircraft – CNET
  In 1947, the flyboys broke away from the US Army to establish the Air Force as a separate branch. Here’s a look back at the aircraft of those seven decades.
• Equifax data breach: Credit rating firm replaces key staff
  Data on up to 143 million people may have been exposed when hackers hit the credit report giant.
• Facebook gives investigators new details on Russian ads – CNET
  The social networking giant has given copies of ads and other information involving what it’s learned from the 2016 election, according to a report in The WSJ.

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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.

• Equifax executives out after massive hack – CNET
  The officials were in charge of information and security when hackers stole 143 million consumer records from company systems.
• How big is iPhone X? We made these pics to show you – CNET
  Spoiler alert: It’s nearly as small as a regular iPhone, but with a *bigger* screen than a Plus.
• Bloomberg's Mark Gurman talks with Brian about iPhone X (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 101) – CNET
  It’s a one-on-one interview with Mark Gurman, talking everything from Apple’s keynote. Brian gets the skinny from the man behind so many of the major Apple scoops you’ve read about.
• Facebook gives investigators new details on Russian ads – CNET
  The social networking giant has given copies of ads and other information involving what it’s learned from the 2016 election, according to a report in The WSJ.
• Samsung ad suggests Galaxy Note 8 is about love – CNET
  Commentary: In a new commercial, the Note 8 plays a pivotal role in making two millennials whole, not just productive.
• Wanna peer into Pharma Bro’s mind? Look at his eBay listing – CNET
  Martin Shkreli opens up a little in the Q&A section of his eBay auction page for a one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album.
• Apple to ad industry: Tough luck, privacy comes first – CNET
  Advertisers are picking a fight over Safari’s new “intelligent tracking prevention” feature. But the iPhone maker isn’t backing down.
• 'Blade Runner' anime coming from 'Cowboy Bebop' director – CNET
  Director Shinichiro Watanabe will helm the anime short, “Blade Runner Black Out 2022,” to be released online by Sony Pictures Japan later this month.
• In new music video, real-world robots rock — then revolt – CNET
  In musician Nigel Stanford’s explosive new vid, a rebellious robot band gives new meaning to the term “shredding.”
• Smelly feet? New robot dog sniffs them out – CNET
  A Japanese robot mutt named Hana-chan will let you know if your feet smell by passing out after taking a whiff.
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren targets 'Equifax exploitation' – CNET
  Two bills introduced by the Democratic senator from Massachusetts aim to make credit hacks, like the breach of Equifax, less harmful to consumers.
• 'Star Trek: Discovery': Why the lead character's name is Michael – CNET
  Original showrunner Bryan Fuller brought this “Pushing Daisies” and “Wonderfalls” tradition to Star Trek.
• Berlin's closed, creepy and amazing airport – CNET
  Once one of the largest buildings in the world, the terminal at Berlin’s former Tempelhof Airport played many roles in history, from symbol of Nazi power to vital link in the Berlin Airlift.
• Watch Audi cars hum the 'Star Trek' theme for the Emmys – CNET
  Commentary: The Emmys broadcast is Sunday, so Audi got its R8, SQ5 and TT RS cars to play TV theme tunes with a classical orchestra.
• T-Mobile's Apple Watch Series 3 plan caps at 3G speeds for $10 – CNET
  It’ll be another $10 for 4G LTE speeds.
• Slacker Radio is acquired by LiveXLive Media for $50M – CNET
  The streaming music service will merge with the live music network company.
• Inside the mother of all airports – CNET
  Though it’s been closed for almost 10 years, Berlin’s Tempelhof airport remains a fascinating place. Talk a walk inside the massive, historic and influential terminal building.
• The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is now available in stores – CNET
  Samsung’s comeback phone is now on sale at wireless carriers and third-party retailers.
• Google's ad platform reportedly allowed anti-Semitic campaign – CNET
  Following a similar report about Facebook, BuzzFeed News says it was able to launch an ad campaign on Google targeting phrases like “Zionists control the world.”

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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.

• US bans Kaspersky software from government agencies – CNET
  The Department of Homeland Security says it’s worried the Moscow-based company might be vulnerable to Russian government influence.
• Dave Bautista battles thugs in 'Blade Runner: 2049' short – CNET
  Bautista stars as the Replicant called Sapper in “2048: Nowhere to Run,” one of three short films that connect the original “Blade Runner” to the sequel.
• Want to upgrade to new iPhone? Time to unfreeze your credit – CNET
  If you want to get finance for that glossy new iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus or iPhone X when pre-orders start, you need to unfreeze your credit. Now.
• Alphabet reportedly mulling $1B investment in Lyft – CNET
  Meanwhile, Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving car division, is in a bitter legal battle with Lyft’s main rival, Uber.
• Lyft said to be eyeing international expansion – CNET
  In playing catch-up to Uber, the ride-hailing company is reportedly looking to launch in Canada, Australia and the UK.
• Equifax hackers possibly pilfered 200,000 credit cards at once – CNET
  Visa and Mastercard have reportedly warned US financial institutions that hundreds of thousands of credit cards were stolen in the massive breach.
• Ad industry attacks Safari's effort to protect your privacy – CNET
  A feature in Apple’s upcoming browser makes it harder for advertisers to track us online. That will “sabotage” the internet, advertisers say.
• Instagram secrets
  The Facebook-owned photo app has become an important marketing tool for many small entrepreneurs.
• Facebook let marketers target ads to 'Jew Haters' – CNET
  The social network says it has since removed those anti-Semitic advertiser categories.
• Nissan prices 2018 Pathfinder at $30,790 – Roadshow
  Nissan’s three-row crossover gets more standard features and expanded Midnight Edition availability.
• 'Game of Thrones' shooting multiple endings is a royal idea – CNET
  Commentary: Want Jon on the Iron Throne? Want Daenerys there? Looks like all fans might get their wishes as the show plans out ways to beat leaks and spoilers.
• Crayola kinda blue it with name of newest crayon color – CNET
  Commentary: Really? Bluetiful? It’s enough to make you long for the days of Burnt Sienna and Raw Umber.
• iPhone X: How Face ID works – CNET
  It’s like a tiny Microsoft Kinect embedded in your phone, plus machine learning.
• Google sued over sex discrimination
  Three former employees say Google pays women less than men for comparable work.
• Kaspersky cyber-security chief urges customers to stay
  The chief executive of the Russian cyber-security firm says Americans should not distrust his firm.
• A sexbot that jokes with your kids? – CNET
  Commentary: The creator of a sex robot appears on British TV and reveals his robot’s dual purposes. Is this change we can believe in?
• 'Stranger Things' posters pay tribute to horror classics – CNET
  From “A Nightmare on Elm Street” to “Alien,” the season two marketing for “Stranger Things” brings the horror with loving movie poster spoofs.
• New 'Stranger Things' poster channels 'Jaws' terror – CNET
  Just when you thought it was safe to go back in The Upside Down, “Stranger Things” delivers a “Jaws” tribute poster.
• Former Google employees sue for pay discrimination – CNET
  The suit follows an investigation by the US Department of Labor, as well as the infamous “Google memo” on gender diversity.

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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.

• iPhone X vs. iPhone 8 Plus and 8 vs. iPhone 7 Plus and 7: What's the difference? – CNET
  Apple just announced the forthcoming release of the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. Here’s how the new models compare to last year’s versions.
• China and India among first in Asia to get the iPhone X – CNET
  New products announced at Apple’s launch event yesterday, including the iPhone X, will launch in some Asian markets the same time as in the US.
• Hot takes from the Apple iPhone X Event (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 100) – CNET
  We dive into some of our raw reactions after Apple’s keynote, and what stood out as the highlights of the Apple’s Event
• iPhone X: 4 things we would change – CNET
  Four major drawbacks of the iPhone X that will make you think twice about emptying your wallet.
• CNET asks: What do you think about Apple's shiny new toys? – CNET
  Apple debuted three new iPhones, a new Watch and a 4K Apple TV at its live event Tuesday. Now it’s your chance to weigh in with your opinions.

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• Apple's iPhone X finally brings a much needed makeover – CNET
  The company reveals the super premium iPhone X — which costs as much as $1,149 — along with the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
• WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton to leave company – CNET
  Acton says he is departing the popular Facebook-owned messaging app for form his own foundation.
• CNET asks: What do you think about Apple's shiny new toys? – CNET
  Apple debuted three new iPhones, a new Watch and a 4K Apple TV at its live event Tuesday. Now it’s your chance to weigh in with your opinions.
• Apple flatters, deceives, makes sure you won't leave – CNET
  Commentary: The company’s big iPhone X and iPhone 8 event offered more for the future than the present.
• How Apple's Face ID works – CNET
  It’s like a tiny Microsoft Kinect embedded in your phone, plus machine learning.
• Apple Watch 3 vs. Fitbit Ionic, Gear Sport and Garmin Vivoactive 3 – CNET
  Compare the new Apple Watch 3 with its smartwatch competitors.
• Edward Snowden offers mixed review on Apple's Face ID – CNET
  The new facial recognition system sports a “robust” design but may normalize technology that is ripe for abuse, the NSA leaker tweets.
• iPhone X vs. Galaxy Note 8 and LG V30 – CNET
  The new iPhone X offers some flashy features, but it’s not the only premium phone available.
• iPhone X vs. iPhone 8 Plus and 8 vs. iPhone 7 Plus and 7: What's the difference? – CNET
  Apple just announced the forthcoming release of the iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. Here’s how the new models compare to last year’s versions.
• Apple iPhone X: the internet reacts
  The decision to launch a high-end, high-priced phone with facial recognition sparks strong feelings.
• Apple Watch 3 vs Apple Watch Series 2: What's new? – CNET
  Compare the specs between the new Apple Watch 3 and the Apple Watch 2.
• Hands on with Apple's iPhone 8 Plus
  Apple’s newly-announced smart phone includes a smart portrait mode and will retail for $799 and $949. The BBC’s Dave Lee tests it out at Apple’s new headquarters.
• iPhone X, iPhone 8, Apple TV 4K and all Apple just announced – CNET
  Here’s everything you missed from today’s Apple event at the new Steve Jobs Theater.
• iPhone X, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus feature wireless charging – CNET
  Finally! Apple joins other companies, including archrival Samsung, that already offer the feature in their phones.
• iPhone 6S, 7 and SE get $50 to $100 price cuts – CNET
  The iPhone 6S, 6S Plus, 7, 7Plus and SE remain on sale at new, lower prices. Are they good deals?
• iPhone X and iPhone 8: Here are all Apple's hype videos – CNET
  Commentary: You can’t just listen to middle-aged men tell you about the products. You have to feel the promotional videos.
• iPhone X, iPhone 8 are real: Watch our live reactions from Apple's event (podcast) – CNET
  Did you miss the big show? Watch a replay of CNET’s live coverage of Apple’s iPhone X, iPhone 8, Apple TV 4K and more.
• iPhone 8 and 8 Plus in photos: More glass, more durable – CNET
  Apple’s new look phone introduces a faster processor and louder speakers. Take a look at the pictures of these redesigned iPhones from Apple’s big event.
• Liam Neeson done with action films, but we need older heroes – CNET
  Commentary: The “Taken” star claims he’s too old to be a hero, but move aside, muscleheads. Oleanna Tyrell and General Leia show “action” has many meanings.

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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.

• Equifax's credit-monitoring site also reportedly hackable – CNET
  The vulnerability could let hackers spoof the site, allowing sensitive data to be siphoned off, ZDNet reports.
• 10 iPhone 8 secrets spilled by Apple's superleak – CNET
  Will Apple have any surprises left?
• Senators demand Equifax answer questions about massive hack – CNET
  Leaders of Senate Finance Committee want to know what executives knew about the security breach and when.
• iPhone X: 10 key moments leading up to the new handset
  A look back at some of the key moments along the way to the 10th anniversary iPhone.
• Cashing out
  Card and phone payments may be replacing coins and notes, but are Swedes ready to get rid of cash altogether?
• Nintendo: SNES Classic preorder mess wasn't all our fault – CNET
  Nintendo President Reggie Fils-Aimé says last month’s preordering issues were “outside our control” and that there’ll be plenty of consoles available.
• Patty Jenkins signs on to direct 'Wonder Woman' sequel – CNET
  With a release date slated for December 2019 and Gal Gadot already on board to reprise her role, the last major piece of the puzzle is finally in place.
• The Final Countdown: iOS 11 GM reveals everything about the iPhone X (Apple Byte Extra Crunchy Podcast, Ep. 99 and a 1/2) – CNET
  There is so much to talk about before Apple’s keynote, we decided to do Episode 99 1/2 to break it down.
• Star Wars corn maze lets you stroll through Leia's hair buns – CNET
  Maize the force be with you. A Star Wars-loving farmer carves an impressive Princess Leia tribute to Carrie Fisher out of a corn field.
• Get a closer look at the big solar flares that keep coming – CNET
  The sun should be quiet right now. Instead, it’s been shooting hot particles and plasma into space for the past week, to the delight of scientists.
• Google's Safe Browsing software protects 3 billion devices – CNET
  Search giant says the anti-malware software is keeping a billion more devices safer than it did a year ago.
• Hey Siri, it’s time to ‘glow up’ – CNET
  A pep talk with Apple’s AI assistant.
• Google appeals record $2.7 billion EU antitrust fine – CNET
  The search giant’s appeal comes less than a week after Intel’s $1.26 billion EU antitrust fine was ordered to be re-examined.
• Apple reportedly can't make enough of the iPhone X to go around – CNET
  The company may only be able to produce 10,000 iPhone Xs a day, according to a respected analyst.
• Saturn moon's crazy plume stars in last look from Cassini – CNET
  Saturn’s moon Enceladus shows off its icy plume one last time in a NASA movie created from Cassini spacecraft images.
• Porsche 911 GT3 Touring Package aims for subtlety – Roadshow
  And, in a rare display, you get more stuff than the standard GT3 — for free.
• Viking warrior in ancient grave turns out to be a woman – CNET
  Female Viking warriors aren’t a myth. DNA tests show a high-ranking Viking found in a 10th-century grave was a woman.
• These are Amazon's new Fire TVs, report says – CNET
  Here’s a first look at two upcoming Amazon Fire TVs, according to a report.
• Tim Cook: Apple doesn't make products just for the rich – CNET
  Commentary: Perhaps anticipating the reaction to a high-priced new iPhone, the company’s CEO tells Fortune that Apple is for everyone.

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