Apple today released iOS 13.1, hot on the heels of last week’s iOS 13. While it does have a few actual features, and welcome ones at that, the main purpose of downloading this update will be to fix the numerous bugs that came with iOS 13. Cautious users might have avoided upgrading to iOS 13 […]
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Google is serious about security. It announced Friday that it paid $3.4 million to 317 different security researchers in the past year — up from the $2.9 million it gave to 274 researchers the prior year. The company paid out more than $15 million since launching its bug bounty program in November 2010. Vulnerabilities in
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Wicca is the fastest growing religion in the United States. A 2001 survey found that 134,000 people practiced it. That was a 1,675% increase from just a decade earlier. In the 17 years since that survey was taken, the number of people practicing Wicca has increased to between 1 million and 1.5 million people. A
Chances are you’re probably not getting as much done at work as you’d like to. Whether it’s your colleague wanting to talk about last night’s sports game, your boss requesting a last-minute status report, or the many phone calls scheduled for the day; all of these things add up and affect your productivity. To be
Paid search conquesting has always been a controversial topic in the pay-per-click world. This is because the tactic is notorious for starting bidding wars. During a bidding war, both parties can be negatively impacted as their brand name visibility is threatened and their CPCs increase. However, aside from the controversy, competitive search campaigns can be
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