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Call drops at underground stations, cell companies indifferent

Oct 21, 2017
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Call drops at underground stations, cell companies indifferent
Call drops at underground stations, cell companies indifferent
Facing a patchy network or frequent call drops at underground metro stations? Thanks to the city’s cellular operators.
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Bust mutual fund myths, not firecrackers
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Applying for a credit card? Please take a selfie
The selfie is everywhere _ Facebook, Instagram, Twitter _ and soon your bank could be asking for one in order to approve your purchase or credit card application.
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Snap Inc lays off 18 employees in recruiting division
Social media company Snap Inc said on Friday it had laid off 18 people in its recruiting division, an unusual move for a young company with ambitious growth plans and a likely reflection of tough competition from Facebook Inc.
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Apple hit with trademark lawsuit over iPhone X “animoji” feature
A Japanese software company is suing Apple Inc in a U.S. court over the trademark for the term “animoji”, alleging the U.S. technology company stole the name to use on a feature of its iPhone X.
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Sony launches a PS4 controller for young gamers
Sony has a new PlayStation 4 controller coming out in time for the holidays. And this one has been designed with younger gamers in mind. It’s called the Mini Wired Gamepad, and it’s a very different proposition than its full-sized cousin, the Dualsho…
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Trojan horse is the most dangerous online threat of 2017
The Trojan horse was the world’s most dangerous online threat during the first eight months of 2017, according to stats from antivirus software maker Avira.
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US lawmakers move to regulate online political ads
US lawmakers Thursday unveiled legislation to require disclosure of the source of many online political ads, a move aimed at preventing a recurrence of Russian social media manipulation in the 2016 election.
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Now, social media users to decide the plot of a TV show
A new generation of social media-driven dramas are giving viewers the power to decide whether their favourite characters live or die as well as a big say on plots.
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G7, tech giants agree on plan to block jihadist content online
G7 countries and tech giants including Google, Facebook and Twitter on Friday agreed to work together to block the dissemination of Islamist extremism over the internet.
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