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The Grinch that stole Christmas: FAA imposes drone pilot registrations from December 21

By Duncan Riley Dec 14, 2015

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has finally ruled on drone registration, and for hundreds of thousands of new drone owners this Christmas, the news isn’t good: Pilots will need to be registered.…

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 said to include pressure-sensitive display, high-speed charging

By Duncan Riley Dec 14, 2015

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. is likely only a few months away from launching its latest flagship Galaxy S7 phone, and with the proximity to its release, a new range of feature rumors have started…

Steam visibility is the number one driver of indie game sales, says ‘Hive’ developer

By Eric David Dec 14, 2015

Creating a video game is easier today than ever before thanks in part to easy, free to use game engines like Unity, but unfortunately, selling a video game is as hard as it ever…

League of Legends dev on improving player experience outside of core gameplay

By Eric David Dec 14, 2015

Riot Games’ League of Legends has become an unstoppable juggernaut in the world of esports, and despite being a free-to-play game, it has become one of the most lucrative titles on the market today, bringing…

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IBM’s upcoming open-source runtime project will shake up the developer ecosystem

By Maria Deutscher Dec 14, 2015

A year after Microsoft Corp. released its popular .NET application framework under a free license to enable vendor-agnostic use cases, IBM Corp. is preparing to open-source a homegrown development technology of own that holds…

MIT researchers develop Vuvuzela privacy network to guarantee untraceable communication

By Kyt Dotson Dec 14, 2015

Researchers at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have developed a prototype privacy network to rival Tor, an anonymizing network that uses special routing to protect privacy, and named it after…

What you missed in the Smart World: Retail store for IoT launched, Siri-like app to protect IoT data

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 14, 2015

In Palo Alto, California, consumers who want to try out a connected device can now head over to a physical storefront for in-person demos. Plus, a new Siri-like app is out aimed at protecting Internet of Things (IoT)…

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The Grinch that stole Christmas: FAA imposes drone pilot registrations from December 21

Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 said to include pressure-sensitive display, high-speed charging

Steam visibility is the number one driver of indie game sales, says ‘Hive’ developer

League of Legends dev on improving player experience outside of core gameplay

IBM’s upcoming open-source runtime project will shake up the developer ecosystem

MIT researchers develop Vuvuzela privacy network to guarantee untraceable communication

What you missed in the Smart World: Retail store for IoT launched, Siri-like app to protect IoT data

Dell-EMC merger moves a crucial step closer to completion

Bankruptcy judge approves sale of Quirky assets

10Fold shares its list of the top 7 data breaches of 2015

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