Month: August 2016

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4 Reasons Not to Use Google for Search

Google is pretty much everywhere. It’s in your smartphone, car, and maybe even your watch— but there’s still nothing like searching Google on a desktop computer. To this day, about 64 per cent of US web surfers use Google as their primary search engine. If you still haven’t asked anyone but Google to answer your…

4 Reasons Not to Use Google for Search was originally published on iSeeTech

4 Reasons Not to Use Google for Search was originally published on iSeeTech

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All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You

Facebook knows more about your personal life than you probably realise. As part of the company’s increasingly aggressive advertising operation, Facebook goes to great lengths to track you across the web. The company compiles a list of personal details about every user that includes major life events and general interests. For years, details have been…

All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You was originally published on iSeeTech

All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You was originally published on iSeeTech

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All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You

Facebook knows more about your personal life than you probably realise. As part of the company’s increasingly aggressive advertising operation, Facebook goes to great lengths to track you across the web. The company compiles a list of personal details about every user that includes major life events and general interests. For years, details have been…

All of the Creepy Things Facebook Knows About You was originally published on iSeeTech

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Google saying buh-bye to Chrome Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux

Google has touted its Chrome browser as all you need for desktop computing on any operating system. But the search giant said in a blog post Friday that it will gradually be phasing out the browser’s apps for Windows, Mac and Linux machines. * Read the full article here

Google saying buh-bye to Chrome Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux was originally published on iSeeTech

Google saying buh-bye to Chrome Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux was originally published on iSeeTech

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Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support

Intel astonished tech enthusiasts and software developers by unveiling the Joule as its newest compute module at the Intel Developer Forum earlier this week. The new developer board is competing against Raspberry Pi with its advanced computing performance and an all new Intel Atom processors. Similar to Raspberry Pi, the Intel Joule comes in multiple…

Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech

Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech

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Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support

Intel astonished tech enthusiasts and software developers by unveiling the Joule as its newest compute module at the Intel Developer Forum earlier this week. The new developer board is competing against Raspberry Pi with its advanced computing performance and an all new Intel Atom processors. Similar to Raspberry Pi, the Intel Joule comes in multiple…

Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech

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US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system

The US government’s 20-year role in governing a crucial part of the internet is about to end. Starting October 1, the US will no longer have power over the domain naming system (DNS), the US Department of Commerce said in a blog post Tuesday. The DNS is one of the core components of the internet,…

US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system was originally published on iSeeTech

US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system was originally published on iSeeTech