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Good copy? Bad copy? No ‘copy’

It’s decades ago, and this banking company is upgrading its check processing system to let local branches help out with the checks that have been deposited, according to a pilot fish in the know. “Instead of just sending deposited checks by courier from each bank or branch to the main …

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IDG Contributor Network: How would Alan Turing fix A.I.?

We want speaking machines because language is the best way to rapidly communicate ideas. Users want their lives made easier and Hollywood wants their 1960s predictions proven right. But computers don’t work for artificial intelligence (A.I.). Alan Turing, the famous British mathematician, cryptologist and a founding father of today’s computers would …

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9 tech companies’ earliest website designs

A trip down memory lane In many ways, a website serves as most companies’ digital fingerprint. While some corporate websites are merely gateways to buy and learn about new products (e.g., Apple), others may entirely define what a company is (e.g., Facebook). That said, it’s always fun to take a …

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Microsoft Windows Server options compared

In the course of this year, almost 10 million antiquated Windows Server 2003 servers will have their applications and data removed and deployed on new servers, and the old servers will be shut down and disposed of. It is a natural assumption that the destination servers will be Server 2012, …

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Elephone P8000 — китайский аппарат с поддержкой 4G

Становясь все более производительными, аппараты китайских производителей продолжают быть лишены поддержки международных сетей 4G. Причиной являются процессоры, особенно производства MediaTek, которые не предоставляют поддержку нужных полос частот. Ситуация меняется с мартовским выпуском чипа MediaTek MT6753. Одним из первых смартфонов с его использованием стал Elephone P8000, имеющий следующие характеристики: дисплей 5.5 дюймов с разрешением Full HD; оперативная …

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Freelance hacking site vows to clean up dodgy listings

Charles Tendell is trying to repair a reputation problem for his website, Hacker’s List. The site debuted in November and quickly drew high-profile attention, including a front-page story in the New York Times. It’s an online marketplace where people can list computer-security related jobs for bidding and match them with …

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Leaked database of Adult Friend Finder still online

Adult Friend Finder, one of the largest online dating sites, may have been breached more than two months ago, and the sensitive files—include names, ages, email addresses, zip codes and more—are apparently still online. British broadcaster Channel 4 reported Thursday that the website had been breached, although information regarding the …

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Apigee adds some Swagger to API design

For developers who want to expose their Web applications to other computers and Internet services, API platform vendor Apigee is offering a free online tool to help create APIs using the increasingly popular Swagger API specification. With the Apigee API Studio, now in available in beta, developers can build REST-based …

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Apple TV is dead, long live Apple TV!

Apple will not enter the television set market with its own long-lauded, long-expected hardware, according to an online report, putting an apparent end to one of the more persistent rumors weaving around the Cupertino, Calif. company’s future. That’s good news, said one analyst. “I never thought it made strategic sense,” …

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PayPal hypes its mobile strengths ahead of IPO

As PayPal prepares for its upcoming IPO as an independent eBay spinoff, it wants to make at least one thing clear: It’s got mobile covered. Over the past couple years, the payments company has re-engineered its back-end technology to become a stronger platform for merchants, letting them incorporate a wider …

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Chromebook craze won’t abate this year

Google’s effort to add features and push Chromebooks into more hands is working, with shipments of the low-cost laptops expected to jump 27 percent this year. Chromebook shipments worldwide will touch 7.29 million this year, research firm Gartner said Thursday. Growth will slow down in 2016, though, with Chromebook shipments …

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Is Apple planning a 3D printer?

LONG BEACH, CALIF. — Speaking here today about the tremendous growth of the 3D printing industry, analyst Terry Wohlers slipped one name into a list of potential machine makers that took some by surprise: Apple. Wohlers was presenting at the RAPID 3D Printing Conference and Expo. His firm, Wohlers Associates, …

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Coming soon to Firefox: More ads!

Mozilla today announced an expansion and rebranding of its in-browser advertisements, now dubbed “Suggested Tiles,” that will by default show in the new tab page of all Firefox users. Those who don’t want to see the ads can select an option to make then go away. The change to in-Firefox …

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New IBM OpenStack services support hybrid cloud apps

Building on its support for the OpenStack open source cloud computing platform, IBM this week unveiled a new slate of IBM Cloud OpenStack Services intended to help clients and developers integrate applications and data across hybrid clouds — including public, private and local cloud environments. [ Related: OpenStack company Nebula …

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