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		November 11, 2015 Google on Tuesday began rolling out an offline mode for Google Maps. Users can download a regional map -- say, a city, county or country -- either by tapping "download" on a search result or by going to "Offline Areas" in the Google Maps menu and tapping on the "+" button. The downloaded map will function in offline mode automatically when the user enters an area with poor or no connectivity, and it will switch back online when a connection becomes available.[More...]   के तपाई hacker बन चहनुन्क्ष !! video कालागी  click गर्नुहोस।

Instagram Shows Off Collections in New Curated Video Channel November 5, 2015 Instagram last week began offering packaged videos tied to topical events, starting with a stream of video content to celebrate Halloween. In launching a curated content initiative, Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, is following in the steps of Snapchat and Twitter. Snapchat launched Live Stories in June, and Twitter introduced a feature called Moments last month. [More...] के तपाई hacker बन चहनुन्क्ष !! video कालागी  click गर्नुहोस।

NewsON Puts Local News in Your Pocket

November 5, 2015

NewsON on Wednesday launched a free, ad-supported app that offers instant access to broadcast-quality local newscasts and clips. Users can search by market for curated content linked to breaking news from 118 stations in 90 markets, covering about 75 percent of the U.S. All top 10 U.S. markets, as well as 17 of the top 20, 40 of the top 50, and 73 of the top 100 are participating. [More...]
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Cortana for iOS Enters Beta Territory

November 4, 2015

Microsoft this week launched a survey for Windows Insiders, seeking candidates for a limited beta of Cortana for iOS. "We're testing the Cortana for iOS app with a limited number of users in the U.S. and China before releasing [it] publicly," said Microsoft spokesperson Jennifer Reynolds. The full app is slated for release later this year. Selected testers will get the app in the next few weeks. [More...]

SPOTLIGHT ON SECURITY Mobile Malware's Growth Slows, Nastiness Grows November 4, 2015 The good news about mobile malware in 2015 is that growth has slowed down. The bad news is that the malware entering the market is more virulent than ever. While there hasn't been a sharp rise in the volume of mobile malware this year, the increasingly malicious nature of the types of malware and attacks is alarming, Blue Coat Systems said last week in its 2015 Mobile Malware Report. [More...]के तपाई hacker बन चहनुन्क्ष !! video कालागी  click गर्नुहोस।

LINUX PICKS AND PANS GALPon MiniNo Makes Kid-Friendly Lightweight Linux November 4, 2015 GALPon MiniNo is one of the strangest and most distinctive Linux distros to grace the Linux Picks and Pans computer screens. Those two traits make it an almost ideal option for anyone looking for a reliable operating system for youngsters and educational facilities that cater to early education students. PicarOS Diego 2015 is the latest in the GALPon MiniNo family of Linux products. [More...]के तपाई hacker बन चहनुन्क्ष !! video कालागी  click गर्नुहोस।

REVIEW
Is Apple TV a Worthy Upgrade? Sort Of

November 3, 2015

For Apple TV fans, the new Apple TV is the long-awaited upgrade we've been pining for, but I'm only half as impressed as I thought I would be. It comes down to this: The new Apple TV is an excellent set-top box, and it provides a foundation for the app-centric living room TV experience of the future... but damn, Apple, you spent how many years not getting this thing polished? [More...]

GADGET DREAMS AND NIGHTMARES

Gadget Ogling: Titanic Tablets, Eminent Earphones, and Wee Win 10 PCs

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November 3, 2015

Samsung certainly is testing the boundaries of what a tablet can be with its latest device, the Galaxy View. The Galaxy View houses an octa-core, 1.6-GHz processor, 2 GB of RAM, and either 32 GB or 64 GB of storage, which is expandable through a microSD slot. That all sounds well and good, but consider the following: This Android device is an absolute monster. [More...]

DJI Plants Ubuntu Brain on Drone November 3, 2015 DJI on Monday unveiled a high-performance embedded computer running Ubuntu 14.04 for use in its Matrice 100 drone. The Manifold supports CUDA, OpenCV and ROS, and it is compatible with third-party sensors. It lets developers connect a variety of devices -- including infrared cameras, atmospheric research devices, and geographical surveying equipment -- to the Matrice 100. [More...]

Google Fine-Tunes Self-Driving Cars' Kid Perception

November 2, 2015

Google last week announced that it has developed technology for its self-driving vehicles that would be able to detect people in costumes -- presumably children dressed for Halloween. The company is teaching its cars to drive more cautiously around children and thus be ready to adapt to sudden and even erratic movement, as children's behavior can be unpredictable. [More...]
    

OPINION
Using Tech to Fix the Horrid US Political Debates

November 2, 2015

I watched with interest last week's Republican debate and realized very quickly that whatever that was on my TV, it sure as hell wasn't an actual debate. The idea is for us to be able to compare the qualifications and positions of a variety of candidates and then make a more informed choice -- but if every candidate is asked a different question, then how do we compare the answers? [More...]

Chrome OS Is Dead, Long Live Chrome OS?

October 31, 2015

Google reportedly is two years into a plan to consolidate the Chrome operating system and Android and plans to roll out a combined OS in 2017. Chromebooks running the Chrome OS have gained adoption as entry-level computers for students and as a low-cost option for a growing number of corporate customers. "Chrome OS isn't being killed," said a source familiar with the company's strategy. [More...]
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T-Mobile Rumored to Roll Out Unlimited Video October 30, 2015 Rumors that T-Mobile plans to introduce an unlimited data plan for streaming video services circulated Thursday following a Twitter post from journalist Evan Blass, who tweets under the handle @evleaks. The company would allow unlimited high-speed data to be used to watch select streaming from services such as Netflix and HBO under its "Uncarrier 10" campaign, he suggested. [More...]

LINUX PICKS AND PANS BackBox Takes Its Security Tools Seriously October 30, 2015 BackBox Linux 4.4 is a great Linux distro for IT and other techies who want to do their own penetration tests and security assessments. The latest version, released this month, is an Ubuntu 14.04.3-based distribution that's speedy and simple to use. It's a fully functional Linux distro that comes well stocked with standard software and runs a desktop environment based on the Xfce window manager.[More...] के तपाई hacker बन चहनुन्क्ष !! video कालागी  click गर्नुहोस।

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No Time to Respond to Email? Let Google Do It November 6, 2015 Google this week unveiled Smart Reply for Gmail on iOS and Android. It uses machine intelligence and neural networks to suggest up to three possible responses for incoming email, based on the content of those emails. The system learns from users' responses to suggestions to fine-tune its offerings. Smart Reply will be available in English in Google Play and Apple's App Store. [More...]

Now Facebook Users Can Tell Their Music Stories

November 6, 2015  

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Facebook on Thursday announced Music Stories, a feature in its iPhone app that lets users post links to music they like with comments.

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 Clicking the link will launch a 30-second preview of the music, which is streamed from either Apple Music or Spotify. Listeners then can purchase the music from the service or save it to their account there. [More...]

Deep Learning App Targets Malware

Be perfect,be yourself.

Here's the problem with most programs aimed at killing malicious software: 

They need someone to tell them something's malicious.

What if, however, the programs had the smarts to identify bad code on their own? That's what a company called Deep Instinct says its security solution, launched last week, can do.

The offering works its magic with a technology called "deep learning."

"Deep learning draws its inspiration from the human mind. It organizes itself into a structure of synthetic neurons," explained Bruce Daley, principal analyst at Tractica.

"It's another term for neural networks," he told TechNewsWorld. "It was rebranded because there was so little progress with neural nets.

Better Brain Emulation

Deep learning applications will be a hot commodity in the future, becoming a $10 billion market by 2024, Tractica forecasts.

A fertile area for those apps may be security, which is what Deep Instinct is counting on.

Classical neural networks in the 1980s and '90s had one or two layers of several hundred neurons.

"Nice results, but nothing spectacular," observed Deep Instinct CTO Eli David.

Now with advances in hardware, processing power and algorithms, deep neural networks that are more than 10 layers deep with hundreds of millions of neurons can be created. That kind of power can be harnessed to approach software development in a different way