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Concurrence déloyale alléguée : Emtel fera appel au Privy Council

Suite au jugement de la Cour Suprême, rendu le mercredi 17 novembre, donnant gain de cause aux défendeurs,

3 years ago

Des données de milliers de comptes Facebook de Mauriciens mises en ligne

Des données concernant plus de 500 millions d’utilisateurs Facebook et issues d’une fuite survenue en 2019, dont des adresses e-mail et des numéros de téléphone, ont été mises en ligne sur un forum de hackers, confirmant les informations d’un expert en cybercriminalité.

3 years, 8 months ago

Huawei Q1 Revenues Up 40% As It Ignores CIA Allegations And Targets Samsung

Huawei was outed this week by CIA intelligence for allegedly receiving "funding from branches of Beijing’s state security apparatus... American intelligence shown to Britain says that Huawei has taken money from the People’s Liberation Army, China’s National Security Commission and a third branch of the Chinese state intelligence network."

5 years, 7 months ago

Walmart and Microsoft team up to fight Amazon

Under a five-year deal announced Tuesday, Walmart will boost its use of Microsoft's cloud services and work with the tech firm on artificial intelligence and machine learning projects.

6 years, 4 months ago

Facebook announces new European privacy controls, for the world

Ahead of the GDPR, which is set to come into effect in May

6 years, 7 months ago

Facebook ad feature claims to predict user's future behaviour

Social network criticised over feature that targets users who are likely to switch to an advertiser’s rival’s product

6 years, 7 months ago

Google removes ‘view image’ button from search results to make pics harder to steal

Google is making a change to image search today that sounds small but will have a big impact: it’s removing the “view image” button that appeared when you clicked on a picture, which allowed you to open the image alone.

6 years, 9 months ago

Boston Dynamics' Latest Scary Robot Opens Doors for Its Friends

When the robots decide to become your overlords, what defensive measures are you hoping to deploy? If your answer is “doors,” then you’re unfortunately fresh out of luck.

6 years, 9 months ago

Amazon opens a supermarket with no checkouts

In a move that could revolutionise the way we buy groceries, Amazon opens its first supermarket without checkouts - human or self-service - to shoppers on Monday.

6 years, 10 months ago

WhatsApp launches a separate app for small businesses

WhatsApp has launched a separate app designed for use by small businesses to more easily connect with customers

6 years, 10 months ago

Google’s secret OS that may someday replace Android was just caught on video

Google will not truly acknowledge its third operating system just yet, since it’s far from being a finished OS. But when Fuchsia is done, it’ll probably kill Android and Chrome OS, offering users a consistent computing experience across devices.

6 years, 10 months ago

Amazon’s Echo, Alexa and Music Unlimited are hitting Australia and New Zealand next month

Amazon announced its intentions to launch the Echo down under during its big AWS Re:Invent show back in November. Details were pretty light on the offering at the time, but now the company’s back with specifics a few weeks ahead of availability.

6 years, 10 months ago

Apple's latest security flaw is a 'text bomb'

Software developer Abraham Masri claimed to have found the bug, called "chaiOS," and posted it on programming site GitHub on Tuesday afternoon. The so-called "text bomb" typically causes an iPhone to crash and, in some cases, restart. A newly discovered security flaw is affecting Apple's iPhone and Mac computers.

6 years, 10 months ago

Alexa, Google Assistant want to be everywhere in 2018

These voice assistants want to be on the go with you, plugging into smart glasses, smart earbuds and even smart toilets.

6 years, 10 months ago

Google Can Now Tell You Which Works of Art You Look Like

If you’ve seen a lot of people suddenly sharing uncannily similar artistic doppelgängers of themselves recently, Google’s facial recognition abilities and massive database of art are to blame.

6 years, 10 months ago

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Concurrence déloyale alléguée : Emtel fera appel au Privy Council

Des données de milliers de comptes Facebook de Mauriciens mises en ligne

Huawei Q1 Revenues Up 40% As It Ignores CIA Allegations And Targets Samsung

Walmart and Microsoft team up to fight Amazon

Facebook announces new European privacy controls, for the world

Facebook ad feature claims to predict user's future behaviour

Google removes ‘view image’ button from search results to make pics harder to steal

Boston Dynamics' Latest Scary Robot Opens Doors for Its Friends

Amazon opens a supermarket with no checkouts

WhatsApp launches a separate app for small businesses

Google’s secret OS that may someday replace Android was just caught on video

Amazon’s Echo, Alexa and Music Unlimited are hitting Australia and New Zealand next month

Apple's latest security flaw is a 'text bomb'

Alexa, Google Assistant want to be everywhere in 2018

Google Can Now Tell You Which Works of Art You Look Like

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