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A new “fuzzy Pikachu” debate headlines a trailer-filled Monday

Three film and TV studios elected to dump their latest trailers online on Monday, as opposed to spreading the love out over the week. Alone, each trailer is each intriguing, but their combined nerd power lets us glimpse what's to come from three wor...

Samsung Gear Fit 2 review

The first Samsung Gear Fit was a fitness tracker by means of and through, however with a hint of smartwatch for good measure. Since its launch in 2014 (about half a century in tech years) many compara...

Exchanges Roundup: Revolut CEO Discusses Investment, Binance Launches Research Unit

In recent exchange news, the chief executive officer of Revolut has expressed doubt regarding the institutional appetite for cryptocurrency exposure, Binance has launched a new research division, and...

Fortnite among Xbox One’s first keyboard/mouse games this week

Enlarge / Lap-based keyboard-and-mouse solutions like the Razer Turret will soon be fully compatible with the Xbox One. (credit: Razer) It has now been two years and four months since Microsoft's P...

Carbonite

For many older pc users, Carbonite was most certainly one of the first cloud storage providers they encountered, as an early model was bundled on flash drives that used U3 moveable app know-how.The co...

Cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin

South Korea’s Upbit to Launch Cryptocurrency Exchanges in Thailand and Indonesia

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit has reportedly started marketing new crypto exchanges in Thailand and Indonesia as part of its global expansion plans. The company recently launched an exchange in Singapore. Over 130 coins and 240 trading pairs will be offered on both of the new Upbit exch...

Bitcoin

Fork Watch: List of BCH Services Providing Fork Support and Network Monitoring Tools

Bitcoin

PR: Remco Launches Pre-ICO Token Sale – Parent Company Processed $700,000,00 in the Last 24 Months

Bitcoin

Wave of Mobile Tax Hikes Squeezes Africa’s Poor to Indulge Governments

Security

CSO Online

Cylance researchers discover powerful new nation-state APT

When a Belgian locksmith attacked the Pakistani Air Force, researchers at Cylance sat up and took notice. The locksmith probably never knew his website had been taken over by a nation-state hacking group as a command-and-control server, nor that exploit-laden Microsoft Word documents crafted to s...