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HTC will bring all ‘major Android updates’ to new flagship devices for two years (update: only in North America)

15

Feb

2014

Members of HTCs US product team have just started taking questions from Android fans over on Reddit, and theyre already dropping some goodies. After conceding that the companys track record with updates isnt spotless, they confirmed that HTC plans to bring all major Android updates to its forthcoming North American flagship devices for a full […]

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Not many of us actually fought on the Day We Fight Back

13

Feb

2014

Its more likely, though, that you saw an unobtrusive Ben Franklin image macro in a Reddit sidebar. As many have pointed out, organizers for the Day We Fight Back set a high bar by comparing it to the SOPA blackout of 2012, and the protest didnt come close to reaching that bar. TechCrunch collected a series […]

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Googleaspis: Reason Why NHS.uk Redirected Visitors to Malware

04

Feb

2014

On Monday, a Reddit user reported that an official website of the United Kingdoms National Health Service (NHS) redirected visitors to advertisements and malware pages. The website hasnt been hacked, but a clever cybercriminal abused a typo in the code. A total of over 800 pages have been impacted.

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