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Windows 10 will reportedly come with a new lighter web browser

Internet Explorer has been a cornerstone of Windows ever since 1995 but it looks like Microsoft is ready to leave its venerable (if sometimes infamous) web browser by the wayside. ZDNet understands that a previously rumored overhaul to Internet Expl…

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AdvisorHUB site tried to sell broker data to major wirehouses

NEW YORK (Reuters) – (This is a correction to Dec. 19 story which originally lacked the word ‘temporarily’ in 11th paragraph.)

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Google’s Gmail blocked in China

BEIJING (Reuters) – Google Inc’s Gmail was blocked in China after months of disruptions to the world’s biggest email service with an anti-censorship advocate suggesting the Great Firewall was to blame.

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Scientists show how you can restore lost memories

It’s scary to lose memories especially in the early phases of diseases like Alzheimer’s — you’re really losing part of yourself. Thankfully researchers at UCLA may have found a way to get those memories back. They’ve conducted experiments suggesti…

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Pinterest users: expect more adverts in 2015

Social networks know that no one wants adverts all up in their feed –it’s no wonder they try to sugar coat paid-for posts. Twitter sneaks in “promoted” tweets; Facebook has its “sponsored” posts; and soon you can expect “Promoted Pins” from — where…

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Gmail appears to be blocked in China

The remaining way to easily access Google’s email service Gmail is now blocked in China according to reports.

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Fingerprint ‘cloned from photos’

Hacker Jan Krissler claims to have cloned the fingerprint of a German politician using standard photographs taken at an event.

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Sony’s Interview makes $15m online

Controversial Sony film The Interview becomes the studio’s most downloaded film ever just four days after its release online.

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