en-tz-hotdailynews: 2015-02-26 Tanzania Technology

Latest mobile brand to launch in Dar
Daily News
A NEW mobile phone brand namely Obi Mobiles, co-founded by veteran marketer and former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Apple John Sculley, will be launched next month in Tanzania. According to a statement by Managing Director of Obi Mobiles in ...

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The Hindu

Google releases work tools designed for Android phones
The Hindu
Google is releasing a set of tools designed for businesses and employees who want to get work done on Android powered smartphones, setting up a skirmish on another key front of mobile computing. The technology unveiled Wednesday launches Google's ...

Google pushes Android for work use   The Australian Financial Review
Google rolls out Android for Work tools   Stuff.co.nz
Google roundup: YouTube, Android Pay, Android for Work   Seeking Alpha (registration)
Financial Post
Engadget
San Francisco Chronicle
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PBS

Teaching computers how to play Atari better than humans
PBS
Tom Clarke of Independent Television News reports on how an artificial intelligence business owned by Google has created software that can teaching itself to play classic Atari games better than a human. RELATED. RELATED. The deep Q-network (DQN) ...

Man loses out to machine at classic video games   The Times (subscription)
Artificial intelligence can learn Atari games from scratch, say scientists   Christian Science Monitor
Google Builds An AI That Can Learn And Master Video Games   TechCrunch
Gizmodo
VentureBeat
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IBNLive

Lizard Squad hacking group defaces Lenovo website with goofy webcam selfies ...
IBNLive
New Delhi: After the SuperFish controversy, Lenovo again got into trouble when hackers turned its official website into a teen's selfie slideshow. Lizard Squad, which is a hacking group, took over Lenovo's homepage and posted images of a teen with a funny ...

Lenovo website defaced by hackers   CNET
Lenovo China website hit by cyber attack   Financial Times
Like Google in Vietnam, Lenovo tripped up by a DNS attack   PCWorld
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Reuters
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The Australian

Sim maker confirms its systems were hacked
DAWN.com
PARIS: A European maker of Sim (subscriber identity module) cards, Gemalto, said on Wednesday it had suffered hacking attacks that were likely conducted by US and British intelligence agencies but denied any “massive theft” of encryption keys that could ...

Gemalto says NSA hack "probably happened" but most SIMs safe   Herald Sun
Franco-Dutch SIM card maker claims US, UK hacked networks   Irish Times
Gemalto Confirms It Was Hacked But Insists the NSA Didn't Get Its Crypto Keys   Wired
The Register
Stuff.co.nz
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New York Daily News

Car owners experience Bluetooth, voice issues in new cars
New York Daily News
Recent advances in technology have altered the way car owners perceive a vehicle's quality and reliability David Dewhurst Recent advances in technology have altered the way car owners perceive a vehicle's quality and reliability, J.D. Power said.

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