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Samsung devices no longer boosting benchmark scores after Android 4.4 update

05

Mar

2014

Those artificially inflated benchmark scores Samsung devices were getting last year? Theyve been patched. According to new tests run by Ars Technica, Samsung devices running Android 4.4 no longer boost CPU speeds during benchmark tests.

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Homeland Security is building a national license plate scanner database

19

Feb

2014

The Department of Homeland Security has put out a call to contractors for a National License Plate Recognition database, according to documents uncovered by Ars Technica. Once built, the program would knit together data from license plate scanners around the country, potentially allowing DHS authorities to track individual cars from city to city without leaving […]

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Google may offer you free cab rides if you let it spam you with ads

25

Jan

2014

Google may eventually be offering you free taxi rides in its self-driving cars. A new patent, brought to our attention by Ars Technica, describes an advertising system that stores could use to bring customers into their physical locations for free. Based on an algorithm that uses the customer’s location and propensity to buy, the customer would […]

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