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17 Oct Google removes cupcake calorie counter from Maps

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Feature showed users how many calories they would burn if they walked to destination. Source: BBC Technology News...

17 Oct Australia launches revenge porn reporting tool

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One in five Australians have been victims of image-based abuse, but very few report the offence. Source: BBC Technology News...

17 Oct High speed camera uses 1,000 frames per second

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The camera that can process images faster than the eye can see. Source: BBC Technology News...

17 Oct Drones used to spot sharks in Australia

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Drones become the latest weapon to protect swimmers and surfers from shark attacks. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct UK TV drama about North Korea hit by cyber-attack

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The TV series Opposite Number was cancelled following a cyber-attack in 2014. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct Daimler recalls 400,000 Mercedes-Benz cars in the UK

Posted at 15:24h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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The cars are being recalled over a potential airbag safety issue. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct Huawei Mate 10 uses AI to distinguish cats from dogs

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Huawei Mate 10 handsets use a new type of processor to recognise objects being photographed. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct Krack wi-fi security flaw explained

Posted at 15:01h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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A major flaw in wi-fi connections has been revealed by security researchers. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct Microsoft Windows 10 breaches Dutch privacy law

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The Dutch regulator says sanctions may be imposed if Microsoft does not comply. Source: BBC Technology News...

16 Oct Stamp out sickening distribution of images, says Durham police chief

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Internet companies need to do more to "stamp out sickening distribution of images and live streaming of abuse online" says a chief constable. Source: BBC Technology News...

Author: Leanne

17 Oct Google removes cupcake calorie counter from Maps

17 Oct Australia launches revenge porn reporting tool

17 Oct High speed camera uses 1,000 frames per second

17 Oct Drones used to spot sharks in Australia

16 Oct UK TV drama about North Korea hit by cyber-attack

16 Oct Daimler recalls 400,000 Mercedes-Benz cars in the UK

16 Oct Huawei Mate 10 uses AI to distinguish cats from dogs

16 Oct Krack wi-fi security flaw explained

16 Oct Microsoft Windows 10 breaches Dutch privacy law

16 Oct Stamp out sickening distribution of images, says Durham police chief