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Created: 3/19/2015 12:00:00 AM
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Reuters reports that its English and Chinese news sites have become inaccessible in China today. It’s not the first time: their Chinese-language site was blocked temporarily in 2013 too. The news agency says it’s not clear why its site has been blocked. Other major media outlets like Bloomberg, The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal have also been unavailable in the country for quite some time now. A Reuters spokeswoman said, “Reuters is committed to practicing fair and accurate journalism worldwide. We recognize the great importance of news about China to all our customers, and we hope that…
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Google’s Places API for Android and iOS lets developers add better location pickers to their apps
Mar20
Google has launched its Places API for Android and opened a beta program for it on iOS today. It will allow developers to add better location pickers to their apps, so users can specify where they are with real place names instead of latitudes and longitudes. The new API brings a range of features including a place picker in the form of a drop-in UI widget, autocomplete support for searches, the ability to determine the place where a user is currently located, detailed information about each spot. In addition, it also allows for adding new places to Google’s database of…
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Google’s Places API for Android and iOS lets developers add better location pickers to their apps
Mar20
Google has launched its Places API for Android and opened a beta program for it on iOS today. It will allow developers to add better location pickers to their apps, so users can specify where they are with real place names instead of latitudes and longitudes. The new API brings a range of features including a place picker in the form of a drop-in UI widget, autocomplete support for searches, the ability to determine the place where a user is currently located, detailed information about each spot. In addition, it also allows for adding new places to Google’s database of…
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Microsoft made waves over the past few days when it said that it will offer free upgrades to Windows 10 from older versions, included pirated copies. However, there’s no such thing as free Windows: the company says it will not support non-genuine systems after they’re updated to Windows 10. A Microsoft spokesperson told Ars Technica, “With Windows 10, although non-Genuine PCs may be able to upgrade to Windows 10, the upgrade will not change the genuine state of the license… “If a device was considered non-genuine or mislicensed prior to the upgrade, that device will continue to be considered non-genuine…
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