When it comes to PC building, there are essentially two ways you can go — build the system yourself or pay a premium to have a company assemble it for you. Neither option is better than the other, although building your own rig will definitely earn you more credibility. After all, anyone can throw money […]
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A view of Minecraft Earth on Seattle’s Burke Gilman Trail. (GeekWire Photo / Joe Bergin) Microsoft will begin releasing the highly anticipated augmented reality mobile game Minecraft Earth in October, following several months of beta testing. Like the smash hit Pokémon Go, Minecraft Earth layers its universe over the real world, and that takes a
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After it was spotted in testing earlier this month, Facebook has now confirmed that it will begin a test of hiding total Like counts on posts, starting in Australia. Source link
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Mozilla’s foray into paid services is finally kicking off for real. The Firefox maker is rolling out a new offer for organizations that run the browser in enterprise environments with a premium support plan. Costing $10 per supported installation, Firefox Premium Support will provide several benefits, including capabilities to submit bugs privately, get critical security bug
Java 13 is still a week away from its September 17 arrival, but work has already begun on its successor, Java 14. A JDK Enhancement Proposal (JEP) for Java Development Kit 14, posted in openjdk.java.net, would upgrade Java’s mapped byte buffers to support non-volatile memory. If JDK 14 follows the six-month release cadence set for
Facebook has begun rolling out its redesigned desktop experience, which emulates much of the functionality of its mobile app. Source link
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YouTube has announced that any account with a subscriber count higher than 1,000 will soon have its number rounded. The video hosting platform announced this update in May of this year but did not mention when it will roll it out until now. YouTube will release the update gradually throughout the month of September, according
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Ad fraud is a huge problem that some estimate is responsible for billions of dollars in wasted ad spend every year. In an effort to combat ad fraud, the IAB in 2017 finalized a specification for ads.txt, a new standard for fighting inventory spoofing and unauthorized sellers. While not a panacea for digital ad fraud,
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Twitter's launched a new test of an option which would enable users to be notified about replies to any tweet. Source link
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“Every company is going through a massive digital customer transformation,” says Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff. “When you see this transformation happening it’s just incredible to watch. I mean this is as big as Y2K was for the tech industry. Every company is going through it. Every one of these major transformations is exactly that, it
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