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XRSpace Headset Opens Door to New Virtual World

A new virtual reality headset designed for mobility will serve as an entry point into a new virtual world, its maker announced Tuesday ...

Will Apple’s AR Glasses Be Ready for Spring 2021 Debut?

Apple may launch an augmented reality line of smart glasses in the spring of 2021, according to Jon Prosser, host of the video blog Front Page Tech ...

Apple Gingerly Sets More Stores to Reopen

Apple on Sunday said it has reopened nearly 100 of its retail outlets around the world ...

Microsoft, Intel Combine Deep Learning and Pixels to Nix Malware

Microsoft and Intel researchers have found a way to combine artificial intelligence and image analysis to create a highly effective means to combat malicious software infections ...

Oculus Quest Production Stymied by Pandemic

The next generation of Oculus Quest virtual reality headsets is in the works, but pandemic-related product development and supply chain problems may delay market arrival ...

UK Rejects Apple-Google Contact Tracing Approach

The United Kingdom's plans to launch a smartphone application to track potential COVID-19 infections won't include Apple and Google ...

Ad Makers Use Deepfakes to ‘Refresh’ Old Content

With measures to stem the spread of COVID-19 putting a chokehold on their filming capabilities, advertising agencies are enhancing old content with new tech, including deepfakes ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch to Get BP Monitoring Feature

Cuffless blood pressure measuring is coming to the Android world. Samsung on Tuesday announced that South Korean authorities have approved its Health Monitor app for use on the Galaxy Watch Active2. The app will be available in the third quarter of this year ...

Facebook Gaming Powers Ahead With Live Streaming

Facebook on Monday launched a free standalone app for creating and watching live video game play on Android devices ...

Zoom Boosts Security With Pick-Your-Route Feature

Zoom's paying customers will be able to choose the region they want to use for their virtual meetings, the company announced Monday ...

Contact Tracing Phone Apps: Health vs. Privacy

Google, Apple and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology last week made headlines with announcements of contact tracing mobile apps in the wings. Their purpose is to identify contacts of people who test positive for COVID-19 so appropriate actions can be taken to stem its spread. ...

Report: E-Commerce Account Takeovers, Shipping Fraud on the Rise

E-commerce account takeovers increased 347 percent, and shipping fraud jumped 391 percent from 2018 to 2019, a fraud and identity solutions company reported Tuesday ...

Ask Siri if You Have the Coronavirus

Apple users wondering if they've caught COVID-19 can now ask digital assistant Siri for advice ...

Crowdsourcing App Takes Aim at COVID-19

Researchers into the COVID-19 virus have a new source of distributed computing power: crowdsourcing ...

New Website Aims to Help People Access COVID-19 Testing

Project Baseline, a new website to facilitate screening and testing of people potentially infected with the COVID-19 virus, became available on Sunday. Verily, a company owned by Google parent Alphabet, launched the site ...

VPN, Ad Blocker Provider Caught With Hand in the Data Jar

A number of VPN and ad-blocking apps owned by Sensor Tower, a popular analytics platform, have been collecting data from millions of people using the programs on their Android and iOS devices, BuzzFeed reported Monday ...

Twitter Tiptoes Into Battle to Curb Social Media Misinformation

Twitter on Sunday applied its "manipulative media" label to a deceptively edited video showing presidential hopeful Joe Biden saying, "re-elect Donald Trump." ...

Shop Safe Act Targets E-Commerce Counterfeiters

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday introduced legislation that aims to protect online shoppers from purchasing counterfeit goods ...

Study: YouTube Achieves Some Success at Hobbling Conspiracy Theories

YouTube's efforts to reduce the spread of conspiracy theories on the platform appear to be bearing fruit ...

Firefox Scrambles DNS to Boost Consumer Privacy

Firefox users in the United States are getting an extra measure of privacy protection starting this week, the Mozilla Foundation announced Tuesday ...

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