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Google’s Chirp May Try to Drown Out Amazon’s Echo

Google is rumored to be developing a direct competitor to Amazon's Echo, code-named "Chirp." The device, which might resemble the OnHub router (pictured above), would incorporate its Google Now voice assistant technology ...

Google Boots Ads for Predatory Payday Lenders

Google on Wednesday announced that it would ban advertising for payday loans in its ad systems ...

Apple Partners With SAP for Mobile App Dev

Apple and SAP last week announced an agreement to create applications for the iPhone and iPad using SAP's HANA data management platform as well as an iOS software development kit and training academy for outside developers and customers ...

Amazon Video Direct Could Become Another Prime Mover

Amazon on Tuesday announced the launch of Amazon Direct Video, a service that will let content creators not only reach tens of millions of potential viewers with self-generated video uploads, but also participate in revenue sharing. ...

Google, Fiat Chrysler Team on Self-Driving Minivans

Google's Self-Driving Car Project and Fiat Chrysler last week announced that they would integrate autonomous vehicle technology into 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid minivans as part of Google's testing program ...

Air Cargo Deal Gives Amazon More Control Over Deliveries

Amazon has entered a 10-year lease agreement with Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, the aircraft company announced last week. Under the agreement, Amazon has the right to buy up to 30 percent of Atlas Air ...

Tweet Tracker Spurns US Intelligence Agencies

Twitter has blocked U.S. intelligence agencies from accessing information from Dataminr, a firm that tracks tweets in real time to provide actionable information for financial, media, security and other types of institutional clients, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday ...

Microsoft Buys Solair for Azure IoT

Microsoft last week announced the acquisition ofSolair, a move to expand its global Internet of Things business ...

Russian ‘Collector’ Sells Stolen Email Credentials for a Song

A hacker dubbed "The Collector" turned over 272 million stolen email credentials in his possession, Hold Security announced Wednesday ...

Researchers Hijack Samsung’s SmartThings IoT System

Researchers at theUniversity of Michigan on Monday announced they had uncovered a series of vulnerabilities in the SamsungSmartThings home automation system that essentially could have allowed hackers to take control of various functions and break into a user's home ...

WhatsApp Goes Through Judicial Revolving Door in Brazil

A Brazilian court on Tuesday overturned a different court's Monday order that blocked WhatsApp, the messaging site owned by Facebook, amid a criminal investigation into drug trafficking in the state of Sergipe. ...

Confusion Reigns Over Wright’s ‘I Am Satoshi’ Claim

Five months after being outed -- and subsequently investigated by police and tax authorities -- Craig Steven Wright on Monday stepped forward to claim that he really is the cofounder of bitcoin who operated in secret for years under the name "Satoshi Nakamoto." ...

Osterloh’s Return Suggests Google Just Got Serious About Hardware

Google has rehired former executive Rick Osterloh to lead its hardware businesses, which it plans to consolidate under a single division, according to news reports published last week ...

New Facebook Stock Class to Keep Zuckerberg in Driver’s Seat

Facebook on Wednesday announced its board of directors is proposing a new class of shares that will allow its founder to pursue a number of different initiatives while maintaining long-term control over the company. ...

TiVo’s New Roamio for Cord Cutters Cuts the Subscription Fee

TiVo on Wednesday announced a new version of its Roamio OTA digital video recorder aimed at the growing market of cable cord cutters, with a box that includes a hefty 1 TB of storage space and no monthly subscription fee ...

Yahoo Expands Board to Appease Contentious Investor

Yahoo on Wednesday announced that it has reached a deal with Starboard Value to add four independent directors, thus avoiding a proxy fight with a key investor that has been seeking radical changes at the company ...

FBI Says Its Hands Are Tied on Revealing iPhone Crack Details

The FBI on Wednesday confirmed its decision not to inform Apple of how it hacked into the encrypted iPhone used in last December's San Bernardino terrorist attack ...

Pentagon to Open New Cyberfront in War Against ISIS

The Obama administration has authorized a new online campaign in its slow, grinding war against ISIS, The New York Times reported earlier this week. The Pentagon's Cyber Command will target ISIS in a way that essentially will get inside the heads of terrorist commanders to disrupt their military operations ...

Regulators Impose Caveats on Charter TWC Merger Approval

Federal regulators on Monday granted approval of Charter Communications' US$78 billion merger with Time Warner Cable and its $10.4 billion acquisition ofBright House Networks, but with a number of tough conditions ...

Chromebooks May Get Avalanche of Android Apps

Google appears to be on the verge of executing a long-speculated plan to integrate Google Play's vast collection of more than a million Android apps into the Chrome operating system. A series of screen shots recently posted on Reddit show Chrome OS users able to access the Google Play store on a Chromebook. ...

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