Issue highlights 1. How 7 strange tech terms got their names 2. Pope Francis takes to Twitter with prayer request 3. 500K users flee dead-RSS-walking Google Reader for Feedly 4. Lenovo redesigns ThinkPad, drops weight by a quarter 5. Fujitsu tech takes your pulse with your camera phone 6. Black Hat Europe: 'Hardening Windows 8 Apps for the Windows Store' 7. NASA satellite snaps rare cloud-free and not so rare snow covered emerald Ireland 8. 3G and 4G USB modems are a security threat, researcher says 9. Increased spy access to Americans' banking data raises privacy concerns 10. Apple updates Mountain Lion, patches Safari 11. The Goog-father: Google's big shakeup isn't personal ... just business |
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| You use words like "Bluetooth," "wiki" and "Wi-Fi" all the time, but do you know how those things actually got their names? You might be surprised to find out. READ MORE |
| Pope Francis made his first foray into the world of Twitter, making his first tweet on Sunday. READ MORE |
| Feedly, a free Web-based RSS service that also offers iOS and Android apps, has added half a million new users since Google announced it would pull the plug on its Reader RSS feed this summer. READ MORE |
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| Lenovo is updating the design of its ThinkPad laptops to keep them up-to-date in a market where computers are getting thinner and lighter at a fast rate. READ MORE |
| A Fujitsu research lab has developed software that can accurately measure a subject's pulse using the small digital cameras attached to smartphones and tablets. READ MORE |
| "Let's face it, there are no really great apps for Windows 8 and the number of trashy apps is also very low compared to the Android and iOS ecosystems," wrote Senior .NET developer Igor Kulman in the Coding Journal. READ MORE |
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| A couple years ago NASA's Aqua satellite took an out-of-this-world shot of a cloud-free shot of Ireland. NASA noted at the time that the cloud-free view is rare as the country is almost entirely cloud covered 50% of the time according to the Irish Meteorological Service, Met Éireann. There are more clouds during the day than at night, and fog is common. READ MORE |
| The vast majority of 3G and 4G USB modems handed out by mobile operators to their customers are manufactured by a handful of companies and run insecure software, according to two security researchers from Russia. READ MORE |
| Spy agencies like the CIA and NSA would have access to a database used to fight domestic financial crime under a proposal being drafted by the Obama Administration. READ MORE |
| Apple yesterday updated OS X Mountain Lion for the first time in six months, patching 14 security vulnerabilities and addressing a host of other issues. READ MORE |
| Today, Google takes care of all family business READ MORE |
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