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CHEAP: Bass? In your… face? Yes, now the Beats Studio 3 headphones have $129 off

Jun13
by on June 13, 2019 at 12:38 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Plugged


Are you in search of eternal peace and a pair of stylish, bass-heavy headphones? You’ve come to the right place. The Beats Studio 3 Wireless Bluetooth headphones with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) are on sale for just $219.99, down from $349.00 – a full $129 discount OH MY LORD THAT’S REASONABLE. You don’t have to worry about the bass, as Beats by Dr.Dre is popular for handling some pretty sick drops. It also comes with Apple’s proprietary W1 chip, so it can connect to your devices in a jiffy. It also has Beats’ own pure ANC technology, so you isolate yourself from…

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Here are the best iOS 13 features you missed

Jun13
by on June 13, 2019 at 11:57 am
Posted In: Around the Web


Earlier this month, Apple announced the latest version of its mobile operating system: iOS 13. On the stage, the company showed off some brand new features including dark mode, Sign in with Apple, and the new Maps app. But there are plenty of hidden features that were not announced at the keynote. In this post, we’ll try and sum up all these features for you. Wifi and Bluetooth selection from the control center The new update solves one of my biggest gripes with iOS – not being able to select the WiFi network or Bluetooth connection directly from the control…

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Here are the best iOS 13 features you missed

Jun13
by on June 13, 2019 at 11:57 am
Posted In: Around the Web


Earlier this month, Apple announced the latest version of its mobile operating system: iOS 13. On the stage, the company showed off some brand new features including dark mode, Sign in with Apple, and the new Maps app. But there are plenty of hidden features that were not announced at the keynote. In this post, we’ll try and sum up all these features for you. Wifi and Bluetooth selection from the control center The new update solves one of my biggest gripes with iOS – not being able to select the WiFi network or Bluetooth connection directly from the control…

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This Google sister company showed you can buy a troll campaign for $250

Jun13
by on June 13, 2019 at 11:27 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Google


As social platforms continue to be threatened by state-sponsored disinformation operations, Google’s parent company Alphabet has kicked things up a notch. Jigsaw, its side-arm devoted to fighting extremism, censorship, and other forms of cyberattacks, has revealed it bought a Russian troll campaign as an experiment. It assigned it to attack a political activism website the company had specifically created for this purpose, something it did for as cheap as $250. The details, revealed by Wired’s Andy Greenberg, shows it’s not just cheap to fund such campaigns, but that it’s super easy for private individuals to buy one in order to engage…

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African insurer won’t work with ‘high-risk’ cryptocurrency mining businsesses

Jun13
by on June 13, 2019 at 10:41 am
Posted In: Around the Web, blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


We all know that banks make it difficult for blockchain businesses by denying them access to conventional banking services and accounts. Well now, it seems insurance firms are throwing a spanner in the works for cryptocurrency mining businesses in Africa. Old Mutual Insure, a pan-African insurance firm, is opting out of insuring the computer equipment used by cryptocurrency mining firms, a local news outlet reports. The insurance firm has taken the decision to refuse insurance, citing the unregulated nature of the industry, and that cryptocurrency is often associated with cybercrime as the main reasons. What’s more, as cryptocurrency mining farms…

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