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Google will automatically alert people if their passwords have been hacked
Google has begun automatically informing people who use its Chrome web browser whether their passwords have been hacked and exposed online.
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A London start-up is developing CCTV cameras that can 'read' emotions of people in crowds
A tech firm says it has developed software that enables CCTV cameras using artificial intelligence to “read” the emotions of people in crowds.Soho-based start-up Sensing Feeling says the system has the potential to predict people’s behaviour by scanning faces and body language to assess their mood. The
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Instagram to warn users over bullying language in captions
The social media platform is using artificial intelligence to flag language in post captions which could be seen as harmful to others.
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Meteor showers to watch out for in 2019, including the Geminids
Get your telescopes and cameras ready as space fans are in for another celestial treat this month. The Geminid meteor shower is set to grace our skies, with the chance to see up to 120 meteors per hour.
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Unexplained lights in sky could be alien structures or ‘communication lasers’, scientists say
Scientists are investigating strange blinking lights in the sky for indications that they are signs of "interstellar communication lasers" or alien structures.A number of appearing and vanishing objects have been spotted among the stars and are puzzling the scientists who are trying to understand
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Possible find of female bones in Mount Athos raises eyebrows
Possible find of female bones in Mount Athos raises eyebrowsDiscovery of remains in all-male monastic community in northern Greece poses questions
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Lazy moths ‘taste disgusting so put less effort into evading predators’
Researchers suggest evasive or nonchalant behaviour of the moths based on their palatability.
NewsFOX News VideosNew Orleans declares citywide state of emergency in response to randsomeware attack
Insight and analysis from Dave Weinstein, Former Chief Technology Officer of New Jersey.
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Starwatch: the moon passes the bright star of the lion's breast
Starwatch: the moon passes the bright star of the lion's breastLook east this week to find the constellation Leo, as the moon, entering its last phase, passes the bright white star Regulus
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Zimbabwe uses purple cows to combat 'fly of death'
Rising temperatures will see the deadly tsetse fly, also known as the "fly of death" expand its range in northern Zimbabwe, but scientists have developed a way of stopping them: stationary purple "cows".With hotter temperatures recorded in the Zambezi Valley, northern Zimbabwe, the
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New Orleans government shut down by massive cyber attack
New Orleans has declared a state of emergency after falling victim to a cyber attack which forced the shutdown of all the city government’s computers.
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Greta Thunberg, German railway company in tweetstorm
Climate activist Greta Thunberg and Germany's national railway company created a tweetstorm Sunday after she posted a photo of herself sitting on the floor of a train surrounded by lots of bags. The image has drawn plenty of comment online about the performance of German railways. Some Twitter users
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Mini models not getting Android Auto for the time being
BMW isn't yet sharing its latest infotainment software with Mini.
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Does This Archaeological Discovery Prove the Legend of How Christianity Came to Africa?
Around 330 A.D., nearly 20 years after the Emperor Constantine made Christianity legal in the Roman empire, two young Syrian men appeared at the court of Emperor Ella Amida in Aksum, the capital of an ancient kingdom based in modern-day Ethiopia. The young men had survived a shipwreck and impressed the
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Race against time to launch Europe’s troubled mission to Mars
Race against time to launch Europe’s troubled mission to Mars. European Space Agency asks for help from Nasa with ExoMars project as trials fail and cost rises to €1bn
FinanceHuffPost UKBucket Lists and '30 Before 30': Has The Internet Ruined The Way We Travel?
Some millennials say they see travel as a checklist – but the industry is concerned about overtourism.
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Disappointment as marathon climate talks end with slim deal
Marathon U.N. climate talks ended Sunday with a slim compromise that sparked widespread disappointment, after major polluters resisted calls for ramping up efforts to keep global warming at bay and negotiators postponed debate about rules for international carbon markets for another year. Organizers
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Mothers and babies brains ‘more in tune’ when mother is happy
The brains of mothers and their babies sync up more easily when the mother is happy, a new study from Cambridge University has shown.
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Foodbank app run by newly elected Tory MP charges charities to use it
A newly-elected Conservative MP has been criticised after it emerged she owns an app which charges foodbanks to include their shopping lists of needed items.Miriam Cates, who won the seat of Penistone and Stocksbridge in South Yorkshire in Thursday’s election, and her husband Dave are behind the app
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Concerned mother sends warning after hacker taunts 8-year-old daughter through Ring camera
Mississippi family warns others that their surveillance cameras could be compromised; Ring says the company is investigating the incident and that security was not breached.
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US finally giving boot to official foot measurement
Change is afoot for the official measuring stick used to size up big places in America. Some land surveyors use what’s known as the U.S. survey foot. Others use the definition that’s more accepted by the broader world: the international foot.
NewsFOX News VideosCountdown to Christmas with the best tech gifts
Kurt 'The Cyber Guy' Knutsson has the best tech gifts for everyone on your list.
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One call to broadband provider ‘could lead to £120 saving’
People who negotiate or switch can save £120 on average, Which? found.
