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Studio Ghibli animation software platform Toonz sees open source release

By Kyt Dotson Mar 21, 2016

The Toonz animation software used by Studio Ghibli, maker of amazing movies by Hayao Miyazaki such as Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro, has been slated for release as free and open source software. This…

iPhone SE protects photos better with iOS 9.3 update for iMessage security flaw

By Robert Pleasant Mar 21, 2016

With today’s release of iOS 9.3, Apple has patched up a bug in the iMessage encryption, protecting phones and their messages from a security hole that could compromise pictures and videos sent through the…

iPhone SE full specs and colors: New Apple Watch bands, iPad

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2016

Update: full details on products announced at today’s Apple Event can be found here. The rumors were right on point as Apple officially unveiled new devices at its Spring event. Fanboys awaiting this latest lineup…

TeamViewer users the latest victim of ransomware

By Robert Pleasant Mar 21, 2016

The remote access tool from TeamViewer GmbH may be great for working together across computers, providing computer access for professionals and tech support that allows them to assist users or work together on a…

Oracle’s Q3 earnings described as “hypergrowth”

By Robert Pleasant Mar 21, 2016

Oracle is entering a new stage of growth, with revenue from its software-as-a-service (SaaS) and platform-as-a-service (PaaS) in Q3 far exceeding expectations. With stock on the rise, renewal rates high, and growth exceeding that…

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Mattermark nabs $7.3M for its business-oriented search engine

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2016

There is no shortage of services for finding competitive intelligence on the web, but most come with some sort of drawback. Google is second to none at running generic queries yet falls short when…

Google, Microsoft and other tech giants team up to fix email security

By Maria Deutscher Mar 21, 2016

The proportion of inbound messages that arrive in Gmail properly encrypted has jumped from 50 percent to nearly 70 percent over the past two years, a figure that Google Inc. expects will continue to…

What you missed in the Smart World: Amazon Echo confused by NPR

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 21, 2016

In today’s recap of the week’s top stories in the Internet of Things: Amazon’s voice-activated personal assistant device, Echo, gets entirely disoriented while listening to an NPR radio program, Swiss watch makers get serious about…

Xbox head Phil Spencer apologizes for schoolgirl dancers at Microsoft GDC party | #GDC16

By Eric David Mar 21, 2016

Phil Spencer, the head of Microsoft’s Xbox division, has apologized to fans and the entire video game industry for Microsoft’s somewhat racy party at this year’s Game Developers Conference (GDC), which apparently involved scantily…

Zen and the art of making an iPhone

By James Farrell Mar 21, 2016

“He did everything he wanted, and all on his own terms,” said a teary eyed Bob Belleville, a former colleague of Steve Jobs and head of engineering at Apple when the Macintosh 128k was…

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Studio Ghibli animation software platform Toonz sees open source release

iPhone SE protects photos better with iOS 9.3 update for iMessage security flaw

iPhone SE full specs and colors: New Apple Watch bands, iPad

TeamViewer users the latest victim of ransomware

Oracle’s Q3 earnings described as “hypergrowth”

Mattermark nabs $7.3M for its business-oriented search engine

Google, Microsoft and other tech giants team up to fix email security

What you missed in the Smart World: Amazon Echo confused by NPR

Xbox head Phil Spencer apologizes for schoolgirl dancers at Microsoft GDC party | #GDC16

Zen and the art of making an iPhone

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