Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has publicly apologized for a Neo-Nazi advert that made it on to the platform earlier in the week. Despite initially denying the validity of the promo, Twitter has now accepted responsibility.
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While the 32-year-old billionaire tech CEO was visiting Nigeria this week, he spoke publicly about how he applied his engineering mindset to help build Facebook (FB, Tech30), a company that’s now worth north of $360 billion. But he also admitted giving up coding to manage his company was “a little sad”.
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Despite recent comments by President Obama, the White House won’t publicly support upcoming draft legislation that would let judges order companies like Apple to help decrypt their products, a report said on Thursday.
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Despite recent comments by President Obama, the White House won’t publicly support upcoming draft legislation that would let judges order companies like Apple to help decrypt their products, a report said on Thursday.
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Apple on Friday publicly acknowledged an unusual “Error 53” message, triggered by updating an iPhone 6 to iOS 9 or later after having the phone’s Touch ID sensor fixed by an unofficial technician. [Updated]
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Apple on Tuesday publicly released iOS 9.2.1, a maintenance and security update for iPhone and iPad that addresses some minor issues, most notably a problem that could halt app installations for enterprise customers.
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On Monday, pop culture icon Kim Kardashian publicly apologized for breaking the iOS App Store by launching her “Kimoji” emoji app to a crush of customers that supposedly proved too great a load to bear for Apple’s servers. A day later, Apple confirmed Kardashian was mistaken.
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Two Yahoo investors, acting independently, have publicly called for radical changes or a potential sale of the firm. Both Canyon Capital Advisors and SpringOwl Asset Management apparently were unappeased by last week’s announcement that Yahoo would spin off its core Internet business. Canyon Capital Advisors on Friday sent a letter to Yahoo Chairman Maynard Webb, urging the company to find a buyer for its core Internet businesses or to sell it the company outright. The letter chides the board for a lack of independence from top management.
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CEO John Legere has publicly declared war on data hogs who threaten to ruin T-Mobile for regular consumers. “This week I am taking aim at a select group of individuals who have actually been stealing data from T-Mobile,” he wrote. “If their activities are left unchecked, their actions could eventually have a negative effect on the experience of honest T-Mobile customers. Not on my watch.” The problem lies with some purchasers of T-Mobile’s unlimited 4G LTE plan for smartphones.
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An internal software security research team at Google has publicly revealed three of recently-discovered zero-day exploits in Apple’s Mac OS X desktop operating system, though the severity of each vulnerability is unknown.
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At I/O 2014, Google has publicly turned on its modular Project Ara smartphone for the first time. Considering Project Ara nothing more than some pretty concept art back in October 2013, it’s impressive how quickly Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group has produced a working prototype. If all goes to plan, Google hopes to sell the modular Ara smartphone in 2015, starting at $50 for a bare-bones endoskeleton that you plug other modules into. During the ATAP tech session at I/O 2014, Ara chief Paul Eremenko also gave us lots of technical details about how to actually build a modular phone — no mean feat, as you can probably imagine.
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The two-seater won’t be sold publicly, but Google said Tuesday it hopes by this time next year, 100 prototypes will be on public roads.
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