Month: August 2016

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Augmented Reality Games Like Pokémon Go Need a Code of Ethics—Now

The World is full of Pokémon now. This should not be cause for moral panic, but celebration. Contrary to a few handwringing editorials and Twitter hot takes, Pokémon Go is not a triumph of the normalization of violence, the apotheosis of cell-phone zombification, or even gamification gone awry. Amid the neo-Luddite contrarianism, a shining truth rises above…

Augmented Reality Games Like Pokémon Go Need a Code of Ethics—Now was originally published on iSeeTech

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There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code

For many a year rumours have circulated that Microsoft did not create the source code for MS-DOS from scratch, and some say that the code was copied from the CP/M operating system. These rumours have been put to rest many times, but you could receive $200,000 (£154,141) if you can somehow prove MS-DOS ripped off…

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

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There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code

For many a year rumours have circulated that Microsoft did not create the source code for MS-DOS from scratch, and some say that the code was copied from the CP/M operating system. These rumours have been put to rest many times, but you could receive $200,000 (£154,141) if you can somehow prove MS-DOS ripped off…

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

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There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code

For many a year rumours have circulated that Microsoft did not create the source code for MS-DOS from scratch, and some say that the code was copied from the CP/M operating system. These rumours have been put to rest many times, but you could receive $200,000 (£154,141) if you can somehow prove MS-DOS ripped off…

There’s a £154K Reward if You Can You Prove Microsoft Copied the MS-DOS Source Code was originally published on iSeeTech

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What is Kodi? A Beginner’s Guide

You’ve heard the name across the web, even in the Giz UK comments sections. Kodi this, Kodi that. People singing praises about what it is and what it can do. But what is Kodi? If you don’t have a clue what’s going on, don’t fret. We at Giz have your back, and by the end…

What is Kodi? A Beginner’s Guide was originally published on iSeeTech

What is Kodi? A Beginner’s Guide was originally published on iSeeTech

What is Kodi? A Beginner’s Guide was originally published on iSeeTech

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iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far

The most reliable predictions suggest that Apple will officially announce the iPhone 7 during the first week of September, with a retail release following on Friday, September 16. * Read the full article here

iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far was originally published on iSeeTech

iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far was originally published on iSeeTech

iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far was originally published on iSeeTech

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iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far

The most reliable predictions suggest that Apple will officially announce the iPhone 7 during the first week of September, with a retail release following on Friday, September 16. * Read the full article here

iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far was originally published on iSeeTech

iPhone 7: Rumors, specs, release date and features — what we know so far was originally published on iSeeTech