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Here’s what we do know: Xumo is an Irvine, California-based streaming service that was started back in 2011 by Myspace parent company Viant, which is now a part of the media conglomerate Meredith Corporation, which owns Entertainment Weekly, People, and dozens of other legacy media brands. Meredith acquired Viant as part of its 2018 acquisition of Time Inc. — because, if you’re still following here, Time thought buying the owner of Myspace a decade after the social network peaked was a good idea. … [Read more...] about Comcast just acquired a streaming service you’ve probably never heard of from the owner of Myspace

Honor 9X Pro Summary performance HiSilicon Kirin storage 128 GB camera 48MP + 8MP + 2MP battery 4000 mAh display 6.59" (16.74 cm) ram 8 GB See Full Specifications Promoted Honor 20i (Midnight Black, 128GB Storage, Triple AI Camera) ₹ 10,800 ₹ 16,999 … [Read more...] about Honor 9X Pro with triple camera and fast charging launched

In some cases, Apple’s own iPhone apps are actually best of breed, so don’t take my list as a judgment of quality. Safari on the iPhone is easily the best mobile browser and iMessage offers secure messaging as the default, for just two examples. And I also recognize that the concept of “default app” gets fuzzy in some of these cases. Some of these functions also have replacement APIs, but they can range from pretty good (password managers) to pretty bad (third-party keyboards). … [Read more...] about The best Apple rumor right now is Gmail

clrokr's stance is that breaking Windows RT's restriction makes it a more useful platform. In the description of the hack, clrokr closes with a request, asking Microsoft to "please consider making code signing optional and thereby increasing the value of your Windows RT devices." The first few apps ported to run on Windows RT's desktop, ssh client PuTTY and remote access tool TightVNC, certainly support this viewpoint; these are apps that lack any good alternative in the Windows Store and which undoubtedly make the platform more useful. Whether Microsoft is willing to entertain such uses, however, is another question. Thus far, the company has shown no willingness to open up Windows RT in this way. With further development of this kind of crack, it soon may not be Microsoft's decision to make. … [Read more...] about First cracks appear in Windows RT’s locked-down desktop

How to reduce your risk of coronavirus With confirmed cases now seen across the globe, it's possible that SARS-CoV-2 may spread much further afield than China. The WHO recommends a range of measures to protect yourself from contracting the disease, based on good hand hygiene and good respiratory hygiene -- in much the same way you'd reduce the risk of contracting the flu. The novel coronavirus does spread and infect humans slightly differently to the flu, but because it predominantly affects the respiratory tract, the protection measures are quite similar. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus updates: US warned of possible outbreak, Italy locks down