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Facebook reveals preparations for UK election
The tech giant has set out extra measures for fighting the spread of disinformation.
China has more 'unicorn' start-ups than the US
The country now has the world's highest number of start-up companies worth more than $1bn.
Apps eavesdrop on smart-speaker owners
Researchers build voice apps for smart speakers that can listen in on owners without them knowing.
'I lost £4,000 in a hand grenade hacker scam'
Indian police shut two call centres and arrest seven people suspected of involvement in the scam.
The phone case you can pinch and tickle
Researchers have designed a case that looks and feels like human skin, and can activate controls via touch.
League of Legends admits 'censoring error'
The popular online multi-player game is facing backlash from users.
Mitt Romney's secret Twitter account revealed
The ex-presidential hopeful admits using the Twitter account "Pierre Delecto" - "C'est moi", he says.
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Facebook reveals preparations for UK election
The tech giant has set out extra measures for fighting the spread of disinformation.
China has more 'unicorn' start-ups than the US
The country now has the world's highest number of start-up companies worth more than $1bn.
Apps eavesdrop on smart-speaker owners
Researchers build voice apps for smart speakers that can listen in on owners without them knowing.
'I lost £4,000 in a hand grenade hacker scam'
Indian police shut two call centres and arrest seven people suspected of involvement in the scam.
The phone case you can pinch and tickle
Researchers have designed a case that looks and feels like human skin, and can activate controls via touch.
League of Legends admits 'censoring error'
The popular online multi-player game is facing backlash from users.
Mitt Romney's secret Twitter account revealed
The ex-presidential hopeful admits using the Twitter account "Pierre Delecto" - "C'est moi", he says.
China has more 'unicorn' start-ups than the US
The country now has the world's highest number of start-up companies worth more than $1bn.
Apps eavesdrop on smart-speaker owners
Researchers build voice apps for smart speakers that can listen in on owners without them knowing.
'I lost £4,000 in a hand grenade hacker scam'
Indian police shut two call centres and arrest seven people suspected of involvement in the scam.
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