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  Tuft + Paw Gatto Basket (review)

  Publié: décembre 17, 2018, 10:49pm CET par Joe Wilcox

  When I think beta testing, low-tech doesn't come to mind. The gadgets that you use demand extensive quality review during design and prefabrication stages, long before ever being manufactured. But, gasp, cat furniture? Seeing this website is still called BetaNews 20 years on—and felines own the Internet—there's strange sense to spotlighting something for your furry friend(s) the week before Christmas. Call it a stocking stuffer, but one where the kitty is stuffed. And, this wool wonder, like other things from Tuft + Paw, was thoroughly beta tested. Cali Cattitude The company contacted me nearly six months ago "to collaborate with… [Continue Reading]
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  Apple hit with lawsuit for hiding iPhone XS notch and making misleading claims in advertising

  Publié: décembre 17, 2018, 5:33pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  A lawsuit has been filed with the District Court of the Northern District of California accusing Apple of misleading advertising for the iPhone XS. The lawsuit claims that not only does Apple disguise the fact that the iPhone XS has a notch, but also that the company made false claims about the pixel count of the handset's screen. The class action lawsuit, Sponchiado & Davis vs Apple, runs to some 55 pages and it makes observations that have been made by fans and critics of Apple alike. See also: These are the best apps, games, music, movies and more of… [Continue Reading]
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  The beginning of the end for the password, more regulation and more IoT risks -- cybersecurity predictions for 2019

  Publié: décembre 17, 2018, 5:18pm CET par Ian Barker

  When we looked at security predictions at this time last year some experts were predicting that we'd see attacks on cryptocurrencies and that we'd continue to see a rise in the scale and profile of attacks. They've been proved right on both counts over the course of 2018, so what is next year going to have in store? We've canvassed the views of a number of industry figures to find out what they see as the key security issues for 2019. The end of the password The end of the password as a prime security measure is something people have… [Continue Reading]
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  New Kodi 18 'Leia' Release Candidate (RC3) available to download now!

  Publié: décembre 17, 2018, 1:21pm CET par Wayne Williams

  We are edging ever closer to the full and final release of the next major version of Kodi, codenamed Leia. Coming two weeks after RC2 arrived, the third release candidate drops today. Work is now underway on RC4, which does mean the full release likely won’t occur until January. There’s no official breakdown on what changes RC3 brings, although at this point the focus is on squashing bugs and improving performance. You can explore the list of commits on the GitHub repository here: RC3 changes. We’ll update this post once the Kodi Foundation provides its usual bullet list of changes.… [Continue Reading]
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  LG V40 ThinQ Android smartphone is quite delightful [Review]

  Publié: décembre 17, 2018, 12:16pm CET par Brian Fagioli

  In the world of Android, LG doesn't get the attention it deserves. The company's smartphones are usually exceptional -- well made, with excellent displays, and quite often, above average audio quality too. Yet for whatever reason, many consumers flock to Samsung instead. Look, there is nothing wrong with Galaxy devices -- they are usually wonderful too -- but one of the best things about Android is there are so many companies embracing different designs and hardware. If you are a user of Google's mobile operating system, why not broaden your horizons a bit? With the exception of the unfortunate G5,… [Continue Reading]