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U.S Government Succeeds In Unlocking Shooter’s iPhone, Withdraws Case Against Apple

On Monday, U.S Justice Department had succeeded in unlocking the iPhone belonging to the San Bernardino shooters while withdrawing its legal case against Apple, and ending a month long legal standoff but remains an unsettled issue over encryption.

Facebook Plans To Make In-Store Payment Feature Through Messenger

Facebook is planning to create a feature that will enable users to make in-store purchases through its Messenger app.

Rockstar Reportedly In Production For Grand Theft Auto 6

Grand Theft Auto 5 had a good run at this point for a solid two and a half years, a title that never gets old for it’s countless of activities available in the open-world crime game. Reports suggests that Rockstar Games developer are in production of making its next sequel of Grand Theft Auto 6 that is currently in the preliminary stages of development.

Google Competing Against Amazon Echo In Building Its Own Voice-Controlled Personal Assistant Device

CEO of Nest Tony Fadell suggested that Google is planning to develop its own voice-controlled personal assistant device in rival to Amazon’s Echo.

Dell To Sale It’s I.T Services Unit To Japan’s NTT Data For $3 billion

Dell planned to sale its I.T consulting division in order to reinforce its service business in North America, which Japan’s NTT Data agreed upon buying the I.T services unit for $3 billion on Monday.

Apple Music Adds Its Own Android Widget

Last November, Apple introduced Apple Music for Android users. Today the company is taking a step further in directing its latest update of the app by adding a feature to Android’s own widget.

Steam Releases Atari Vault With 100 Classic Games On PC

Steam announced back in January a bundle of 100 classic games dating back from the 70’s and 80’s that is now available on the online gaming platform under the name Atari Vault for Windows PC’s and laptops.

Google’s Nik Collection Photo Editing Tool Is Now Available For Free Download

Google acquired Nik’s advanced photo editing software back in 2012, a suite of photo editing plug-ins designed for both amateur and professional photographers at a cost of $149.

Google Introduces Service For Easier Machine Learning

Google wants to make it easy for businesses to take use of the machine learning uprising with a new service for creating models for future prediction.

Apple Pay Soon To Come In Mobile Websites

Apple’s mobile payment system, Apple Pay will soon support purchases through the mobile web, offering a new way to payment for iPhone and iPad users.

Xbox One’s Latest Update Includes The Ability To Buy Xbox 360 Games

Microsoft introduced a new Xbox One update that allows users to buy and download backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games directly on the console, which is one of the several features included in the release on Wednesday.

Google Photos Can Now Automatically Self-Create Albums

Google introduced a new feature to its Google Photos that will automatically compile and self-create an album to ones photos.

YouTube App Introduces Multitasking For iPad

YouTube is now providing users to take out most of what iOS 9 has to offer in multitasking functionalities for iPad Pro. Where on Tuesday, Google recently upgraded its YouTube app that offers support to its feature for Slide Over and Split View.

Facebook Ditches Blackberry Support

Blackberry users will be facing a tricky choice to interact with other users, as Facebook will stop supporting Blackberry and latest Blackberry 10 operating system.

Amazon Quietly Partners With Comcast To Sell Phone, Internet And TV Service

Comcast has quietly launched its TV, internet and phone service through Amazon, marking the cable giant’s dedication to selling Xfinity products and bundles.

Apple’s San Bernardino Trial Pending To FBI Hack Gets Suspended By Judge

In less than 24 hours on Monday, federal prosecutors declared “a third party” came forward to present a possible solution for unlocking the encrypted iPhone belonging to the San Bernardino shooters, a stunning disclosure that could end the month long legal standoff between Apple and the government.

BBC Giving Out New Micro:bit Computer To A Generation Of Coders

Around a million teachers and students all over the UK will start to receive a free BBC Micro:bit computer starting on March 22. The purpose is to hand kids an easily programmable computer to get them to learn code at a young age similar to the 1980’s BBC Micro.

Niantic Reveals Pokemon Go Gameplay

CEO of Niantic John Hanke talked about augmented reality as it begins to take place in smartphones in a future of real world gaming. Niantic the creator of Ingress AR mobile game and partners of Nintendo made an effort to develop the game Pokemon Go.

Facebook And Twitter Compete To Acquire Rights For Live TV Streaming

Facebook and Twitter are competing to buy rights to stream live TV content through their platforms.

Apple And U.S Government Facing Off In Court Over iPhone Encryption

On Tuesday March 22 in a closely watched case, Apple and the U.S government will be facing off in court that could have widespread involvement on cyber security and privacy.

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