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    Default Nintendo Switch Uses Old Friend Codes System

    Nintendo's Switch console is using friend codes, much to the dismay of users. It's an old system that was introduced in 2006 and it forces users to enter in 12-digit codes. However, there are some other options. Other options will be added in the future.


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    Twitter Streaming Deals Include 1,500 Hours Of eSports

    Twitter has signed livestreaming deals with ESL and DreamHack that'll see the network be home to 1,500 hours of live eSports content. The deals cover 15 events, such as ESL One and Intel Extreme Masters. ESL will also provide live original content for Twitter.


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    Virgin Establishes Spinoff For Launching Small Satellites

    Virgin Group's Galactic company has a new spinoff that's dedicated to satellite launches. The spinoff, known as Virgin Orbit, includes the LauncherOne program. LauncherOne utilizes a 747 airplane to launch small satellites. Virgin has three space companies.


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    Amazon Asks Subscribers To Vote On Five Series Pilots For 2017

    Amazon Prime Video users can help the company figure out which series to pursue again by filling out a survey after viewing pilots for five new shows. Partly based on feedback, Amazon will pick the shows it wants to fully invest in. The shows premiere March 17.


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    Uber Will Apply For Autonomous Test Permit In California

    Uber would like to return its autonomous vehicles to California, but this time it'll do so in full compliance with local regulations. The company is applying for a test permit that'll let it join companies like Google in trying out self-driving technology.


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    Snap Ends First Day On Stock Market Up 44%

    Snap performed well during its IPO. The creator of Snapchat had an IPO share price of $17 and ended its first day at $24.48, a 44% rise. The $17 value was primarily available for bigger investors, though a wider set of investors can now buy shares in the company.


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    Google Allo Gets GIF Improvements, Animated Emoji

    Google has introduced more features to its Allo messaging app. It now has an improved GIF search function. Users can tap a smiley icon in the chat bar to find reactions. Those who can't figure out what they want to send can use the Lucky feature to share a random GIF.


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    Amazon Creating A Home Security Camera

    Amazon is working on its own competitor to Nest. Available on the company's servers is an image of a home security camera that has two mics at its top as well as what appear to be infrared sensors. The camera has a simple white exterior and movable base.


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    Samsung Galaxy S8+ With Snapdragon 835 Gets Benchmarked, Not Very Impressive

    The upcoming Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus are both expected to be running either Exynos 8895 SoC or Snapdragon 835 chipsets, depending on the region. Both chipsets are rumoured to bring quite a performance bump over its predecessors, but none of the early benchmarks showed that


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    OnePlus 3 And 3T Get Android 7.1.1 Nougat Update

    Android 7.1 Nougat was recently released to OnePlus 3 and 3T owners thanks to the HydrogenOS, but if you've been waiting for the OxygenOS-based firmware, the update is finally available. The company has started rolling out new OxygenOS Open Beta updates for both models.


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    Apple Might Announce iPhone SE 128 GB Variant This Month

    Apple is expected to host an event later this month, during which it will announce new iPads and iPhone SE variant. Popular retailer Target retailer instructed its stores to return a number of iPhone SE models to Apple by March 1, which could mean that new iPhone SE variant is


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    Kensington Unveils New Lock For Ultra-Thin Devices

    Theft of office computers are becoming more and more frequent, and according to Kensington, it is nearly as common as car thefts. Many companies were including Kensington lock system, but devices have become thinner since then and not many new computers actually have locking


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    Google Assistant Might Be Available For iOS

    Yesterday, Google released its virtual assistant to Android 6.0 and Android 7.0-based smartphones. Google's product management director Gummi Hafsteinsson said that the search giant's virtual assistant may be making its way to the world's most popular smartphone, hinting at the


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    OneDrive Unlimited Storage Now Limited To 1 TB, Free Users Now Get Only 5 GB

    Back in 2014, Microsoft announced that Office 365 Home and Personal subscribers would get unlimited cloud storage on its OneDrive service. Well, that didn't last long as the Redmond company now brought back the 1 TB cap as some users were using an excessive amount of storage.


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    LeEco Fires 85% Of Its Employees In India

    Although LeEco received a financial injection, the company looks to be facing a major financial crunch. According to new reports, the company has fired 85 percent of its employees in India and is said to be looking to exit the country. On top of that, two top executives are also


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    There Is No Budget Google Pixel In The Works

    A successor to the Pixel smartphone is in the works, but we are still months away from seeing it official. What we know is that Google will make decent improvements in both hardware and design segments, making it faster and better performer, while also including new features such


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    BlackBerry Aurora Specs Now Confirmed, To Go On Sale On March 13

    Just a day after we heard about BlackBerry Aurora, new details have emerged online. Although the phone is still not official, it is available for pre-order and will cost about $260 in Indonesia. First reports suggested that the phone will go on sale today, but the launch seems


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    HP Working On A Successor To Elite x3 Windows 10 Mobile Smartphone

    Unlike last MWC, at this year's trade show HP didn't announce a new Windows 10 smartphone. However, the company did showcase the new smartphone at MWC 2017, but didn't reveal much about it except saying that the phone is "an example of how" the company sees


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    Amazon Begins Widespread Installation Of Rooftop Solar At Warehouses

    Amazon has started installing rooftop solar on its warehouses, with a goal of finishing 15 system installations in the US in 2017. It'll expand its use of rooftop solar to 50 buildings by 2020. The first 15 installations are going to generate 41 megawatts.


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    Chevrolet Will Offer Unlimited In-Car Data For $20

    Chevrolet has announced it'll be the first major US automaker to offer an unlimited LTE data plan for customers. If you spend $20/month, you'll be able to get unlimited service in your vehicle. This offer comes from a partnership with OnStar. AT&T is being used for the network.


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    Default Toyota AI Group Produces A New Autonomous Vehicle

    Toyota Research Institute (TRI) has introduced a new autonomous vehicle model based on the Lexus LS 600hL. TRI will be using this model as it continues research into nearly full autonomous driving and advanced driver assistance features, called Guardian.


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    Pokemon Go Passed Capacity Within 2 Hours Of Launching

    Pokemon Go had some technical hurdles to overcome near its launch and we've known those were the result of a higher than expected number of users, but now Niantic has given some more details about the situation. Niantic's Ed Wu revealed the details at GDC.


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    Microsoft Reduces Windows Update Sizes By 35%

    Windows update downloads after the Creators Update this year are going to be noticeably smaller. The new Unified Update Platform will be available to retail users with the Creators Update and it'll shrink the size of future downloads by about 35 on average.


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    Nintendo Switch eShop Games Are Locked To The 'Active' Console

    Nintendo has implemented some pretty strict controls to prevent people from sharing eShop content. Anything you digitally purchase is tied to your Nintendo Account and your active console. If you want to switch consoles, you must manually disconnect from your current one.


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    Facebook Adds 'Disputed News' Tag

    Continuing its conquest against fake news, Facebook has rolled out its "disputed news" tag. That label will appear on any content that's known to be largely or entirely false, potentially making it harder for fake stores to gain traction on the network.


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    Facebook Will 'Spotlight' Original Shows In New Video Tab

    Facebook is said to be working on original shows and it'll reportedly promote that content using a new and improved video tab on the network. The Wall Street Journal says the company is working on deals for episodic TV-like shows. The content will be available across platforms.


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    Sticker Company Advises Not To Use Stickers On Nintendo Switch

    Most gaming consoles are available in white or black color option, and users want to diferentiate themselves from others. Therefore, they use stickers adding new look such as a camo, or images of their favorite games. However, if you are already thinking about skinning Nintendo


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    Latest Study Shows That iPhones Have A Much Higher Failure Rate Than Android Devices

    There are various studies that put iPhones ahead of Android devices, and the opposite, but according to a latest one, iPhones are apparently less reliable than Android devices. The research was done by Blancco Technology Group, a leading global provider of mobile


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    Windows 10 Creators Update Will First Reach PCs

    Microsoft is working on final details before rolling out the second major Windows 10 update. Called Creators Update, the new software update is focused on bringing various bug fixes and performance improvements, as well as a few new features such as Game Mode.


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    Google Making Changes To Chrome To Improve MacOS Security

    Without a doubt, Microsoft's Windows operating system has a lot more attacks compared to Apple's macOS, but the latter is also prone to fail. Most of the threats coming via browser and those that are using Google Chrome will be happy to hear that Google is making some


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    Xiaomi Mi Mix II To Have 93% Screen-To-Body Ratio

    With Xiaomi Mi Mix, the Chinese company achieved what seemed impossible at the moment. The handset raised man eyebrows as it came with an impressive screen-to-body ratio. At first, it was believed that Mi Mix has 91.3% ratio, but the real situation reveals that the number is


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    $89 Linux-Based Prototype Notebook Surfaces Online

    Pine64, a company behind a popular Raspberry Pi challenger $20 Pine A64, is at it again. The company is working on a laptop lineup called Pinebook that is running Linux and the best thing about is its extremely affordable. Two models are in the works and both should cost under


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    LeEco Releases More Information On Recent Layoff Rumours

    Following the recent rumours about firing 85% of employees in India, and preparing to exit the country, LeEco has now released more information on the situation. The company said that all businesses need to be profitable, but the numbers of layoffs indicated are incorrect.


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    Xiaomi Mi 6 To Feature Snapdragon 835 After All

    If you read any Galaxy S8 article over the last few weeks, you probably heard that Samsung has first dibs on the Snapdragon 835 chipset. That has forced many companies to switch back to last year's flagship Snapdragon 821 model, including LG. Some companies decided to launch


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    Facebook Adds City Guides For Travel Planning

    Facebook has introduced a travel planning feature called City Guides to its network. The feature, located in the More menu, will highlight cities your friends have visited and also highlight top places to visit and activities to engage in. It shows you which friends have visited.


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    New Halo, Gears Of War Games Aren't Coming This Year

    Microsoft's Xbox boss Phil Spencer says there won't be new titles in the Halo or Gears of War franchises this year. While speaking on IGN's Unfiltered podcast, Spencer noted, "it's going to be an interesting year for us because we don't have Gears" or Halo.


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    Samsung Reportedly Has 12M Galaxy S8 Units For Launch

    Samsung is said to be increasing its production of the Galaxy S8 in preparation for its release following a March 29 reveal. Naver, a Korean site, claims the company is going to manufacture 4.7 million units in March and 7.8 million in April. That gives around 12M launch units.


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    NBCUniversal Invests $500M In Snap

    NBCUniversal is the first major US media company to grab a stake in Snap and it's a pretty large stake. The company has revealed a $500 million investment in the company, which recently went public. This follows other media-related investments in Vox, Buzzfeed, and others.


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    Spotify Has 50M Paying Users

    Over 50 million people are paying for Spotify each month and many others are using the service for free. Those subscribers are spread across 60 markets. Spotify revealed its 40 million milestone in September 2016. Its growth has been steady for a while.


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    GM Maven Lets People Rent Cars For A Month

    GM's Maven car rental service has expanded beyond short-term rentals. The service is now letting people get a car for up to 28 days through Maven Reserve. Users will get a "personalized walk-through of the vehicle" when they pick it up. It's available in LA and San Francisco.


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    Default Yota Devices Planning A New YotaPhone

    YotaPhones have a very interesting design, with dual displays, but while modular/hybrid smartphones are a great idea in theory, they don't bring the much-expected success. The Russian company Yota Devices experienced that with the latest YotaPhone 2, which was a commercial


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    Nintendo's Joy-Con Controllers Work With Every Major Platform

    While the Nintendo's Joy-Con controllers are experiencing some connectivity issues, the good thing is that the controllers work with a range of different platforms. It turns out that the controllers are compatible with all major platforms, including Windows PC, Mac and Android.


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    Facebook Asks BBC For Child Abuse Pics, Then Reports It For Complying

    The BBC is investigating the existence of child abuse photos on Facebook and the network's tools for finding and removing them. Its stance on the matter, based on what it has seen so far, is that Facebook's current manner of operation is insufficient.


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    Hyperloop One Reveals First Nevada Test Track

    Hyperloop One has shared images of its first public test track in the Nevada desert. The company's DevLoop setup is 500 meters long and 3.3 meters in diameter. It's intended to be used for public trials, which could begin in the first half of this year.


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    Samsung Pay Reaches India

    Samsung Pay is now live in India on some devices. The mobile payment system can be used on the S7, S7 Edge, Note 5, S6 Edge+, A5, and A7. It has rolled out with support for MasterCard and Visa, as well as the following banks: Axis, HDFC, ICICI, SBI, and Standard Chartered.


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    Sonos Playbase Costs $700, Sits Below TV

    Sonos has a new home theater speaker, the Playbase, that your TV will sit on. The Playbase is intended for consumers who haven't wall-mounted their television. If you're currently just using a stand, it's a good alternative to the Playbar. It has a price tag of $700.


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    More Devices Get LineageOS 14.1

    LineageOS custom ROM project was established to continue the work of CyanogenMod and we all know that every new start is tough. The team has since released many firmware updates and now several Samsung phones and tablets joined the list of supported devices.


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    Google Assistant Reaches OnePlus 3

    First non-Nexus/Pixel smartphones are finally getting the Google Assistant. All Android devices with version 6.0 or higher will get over-the-air update to Google Play Services. Besides the LG G6, which includes the Assistant out of the box, OnePlus 3 is the first to get via an


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    Next Google Pixel Won't Have 3.5mm Headphone Jack

    There is only a handful of smartphone companies that are still including 3.5mm headphone jack, as they are slowly switching to using the only other port on the device. Some companies might never, or at least in near future, ditch the headphone jack, but according to latest


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    Reason Behind Galaxy S8 Delay Now Revealed

    Yesterday, a familiar tipster @evleaks revealed that Samsung had to postpone the launch date of Galaxy S8 lineup and there were two possible reasons - further testing the phones to prevent any possible incident or problems with production of Snapdragon 835.


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    Snap Already Dips Below First Day Closing Value

    Snapchat parent Snap has fallen 12% on its third day of public trading, bringing the value of the company below its first day price. It had opened on its first day with a rise of 4%, but its performance didn't last long and many analysts believe a further decline is likely.


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    Sprint 'Betting Big On Trump,' Aiming For Merger With T-Mobile Or Comcast

    Sprint hopes a more business-friendly position from the Trump administration will enable it to merge with either T-Mobile or Comcast, reports The New York Times. SoftBank, the owner of Sprint, is "weighing several major possible deals." SoftBank is "betting big."


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    FCC Blocks Rules To Keep ISPs From Secretly Selling Data

    The FCC under Ajit Pai has worked to get rid of rules created by the Obama administration that would keep ISPs from secretly selling customer data. Officials with the agency blocked the rules a day before they were set to be enacted. New rules will be developed.


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    Nintendo Switch Surpasses Wii Launch Sales

    The Nintendo Switch is already performing better on the market than the original Wii, says Nintendo. It says the console surpassed all previous launch sales records in the US during its first two days. Exact sales figures were not provided, but we could learn soon.


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    Twitch Adds A News Feed Called 'Pulse'

    Game streaming site Twitch has taken a step towards functioning more like a social network. It now has its own Twitter-like news feed called Pulse. You'll be able to see all of the content from your favorite streamers. Streamers are encouraged to share many kinds of content.


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    Samsung Confirms Nougat Is Delayed For S6, S6 Edge

    The release of Android Nougat for Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge smartphones has been pushed back, according to a confirmation from Samsung UK. It is reviewing the firmware update further before it moves forward with the roll out. A release date wasn't mentioned.


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    TWC Ordered To Pay $139M For Infringing On Sprint Patents

    Time Warner Cable has been found guilty of infringing on Sprint patents and it's been ordered by a judge to pay $139.8 million in damages. The decision came from a judge in Kansas City, Missouri, the home city of Sprint. TWC could actually end up spending more.


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    LG G4, V10 Are Going To Get Nougat

    After facing criticism for announcing the LG G4 and V10 would not receive Android Nougat, LG has changed its mind and is going to update the phones. The company confirmed it has "decided to support 7.0 upgrades." Originally it wasn't going to continue updating them.


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    Microsoft, Google Increase Bug Bounties

    Google and Microsoft are both increasing their payouts for bug bounties. In the case of Google, you can get $31,377 rather than $20,000 when locating a Remote Code Execution bug and you can also earn more than before for an "unrestricted file system or database access" bug.


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    Large Database Leak Includes 1.37B Email Addresses

    A massive database controlled by River City Media has leaked, revealing 1.37 billion email addresses. River City is known for operating a spam email service and now all of its core information has appeared online. MacKeeper has been investigating since early 2017.


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    Default MediaTek To Release A 12-Core, 7nm Chipset In The First Half Of 2018

    While Samsung and TSMC might be having hard times producing 10nm chipsets at the moment, MediaTek wants to launch next-gen flagship chipset in 2018. MediaTek and TSMC are working on next-generation flagship mobile chipsets that will be manufactured using the new 7nm process.


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    Sony Releases The Much Anticipated Update For PlayStation 4, Boost Mode Included

    As promised, Sony has finally started rolling out the major software update for PlayStation 4. The PlayStation 4.5 System Update, codenamed "Sasuke", is finally available and brings a lot of new features and improvements, among which the two most important are Boost Mode and


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    Galaxy S8 And S8 Plus Get Certified By The FCC; New Images Leak Online

    It is pretty much safe to say that Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus are all but official. Both versions have leaked on numerous occasions and there is almost nothing we don't know about them. Ahead of the official, March 29, announcement, both phones have been


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    Google Says Most Vulnerabilities In CIA Docs Are Old

    Most of the vulnerabilities pertaining to Google that are discussed in recently leaked CIA documents aren't relevant anymore. Soon after Apple confirmed the iOS vulnerabilities in the WikiLeaks file dump had largely been patched, Google revealed the same.


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    Apple, LG Gain In US Phone Market, Samsung Falls

    Apple and LG experienced a gain in the US smartphone market during the last three-month period ending in January. According to comScore, Apple is still ahead of its competitors with a 44.6% share, which is up 2 points. Samsung is in second place, though its share declined.


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    Nintendo Switch Performing Well In Europe, Japan

    Nintendo has already confirmed the Switch is doing well in North America and now it's revealed the same for Europe. The Switch obtained the largest launch in Nintendo's history in Europe, outperforming the Wii. It also appears to be doing pretty well in Japan.


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    Congress Passes Bill Encouraging NASA To Send Humans To Mars In 2030s

    Congress has passed a bill, the NASA Transition Authorization Act of 2017, that appropriates $19.5 billion to the agency. Along with giving NASA money, the document requests the agency put together a plan to get humans "near or on the surface of Mars in the 2030s."


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    Tesla Bringing Powerwall 2 To Australia

    Tesla is bringing its solar power storage device, the Powerwall 2, to Australia. It'll start rolling out to consumers in April and it offers twice as much capacity as the original Powerwall. Lyndon Rive of Tesla spoke about the upcoming Australian launch.


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    Microsoft Increases Advertising Of OneDrive In File Explorer

    Microsoft's advertising in Windows 10 hasn't been well-received, but it's not going away. The company has boosted its advertising related to OneDrive in File Explorer, with users being presented with an offer to upgrade their cloud storage. Users get 5 GB of free storage.


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    Solar Power Grows 50% Globally

    Solar power around the globe received a 50% boost during 2016, with a big part of the rise coming from the US and China, according to SolarPower Europe. There is now a global capacity of 305GW, up from just 50GW in 2010. There was a 76GW rise last year.


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    Didi Chuxing Establishes AI, Autonomous Vehicle Lab In US

    China's Didi Chuxing, a local rival to Uber, has opened an AI and autonomous vehicle lab in the United States. Although it's not expanding the availability of its core services, Didi is looking to gain access to more employees. The US facility collaborates with one in China.


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    James Comey Says There's 'No Such Thing As Absolute Privacy' In IS

    FBI director James Comey explained on Wednesday during the 2017 Boston Conference on Cyber Security that people in the US shouldn't be expecting "absolute privacy." He stated there's effectively nothing that's truly private given the right circumstances.


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    Imagination Technologies Announces PowerVR Furian GPU Architecture; Next-Gen iPhones To Use It

    Apple's next big iPhone change is the addition of OLED displays, which will replace the traditional LCD that is being used now. Apple will probably use OLED panels for all iPhones by 2019, but if you've been wondering what about performance, the Cupertino company also has


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    Google Pixel And Pixel XL Owners Are Reporting Microphone Issues

    You may have heard about the recent audio distortion issues with Google Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. Although it was believed that the issue is hardware-related, the February security patch fixed the issue. Unfortunately, more issues have been discovered since then.


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    ASUS Resumes Nougat Update For Two ZenFone 3 Handsets

    Due to some bugs that needed to be addressed, ASUS stopped rolling out the Android 7.0 Nougat update for ZenFone 3 smartphones. Now, almost two months later, the company is finally rolling out the same update with fixed issues for the ZenFone 3 models.


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    Google Assistant Now Rolling Out To More Devices

    Following the initial roll out to OnePlus 3T, Google has now started adding its virtual assistant to more devices. The successor to the Google Now, the new Google Assistant is now rolling out mainly in the United States, but other regions, including Australia, Canada,


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    New iPads To Be Announced On April 4, iPad Pro 10.5-inch Now Confirmed

    Although tablet market has been slumping for years, many companies are still working on new tablets. Samsung recently unveiled new flagship tablet lineup, and now its Apple's turn. According to various reports, the Cupertino company plans to launch three new iPad models in 2017.


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    BlackBerry Officially Announces New Phone Called Aurora

    As expected, BlackBerry has now unveiled a new smartphone for the Indonesian market. The BlackBerry Aurora was actually launched by BB Merah Putih, a company that has the license for making, marketing, and selling BlackBerry-branded smartphones in Indonesia.


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    Huawei Confirms It Will Launch P10's Successor At MWC 2018

    It looks like Huawei is done with standalone events when it comes to flagship devices. After launching the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus models at this year's MWC, the company's Vice President of Handsets Product Line,Bruce Lee, said the P11 will probably become official at MWC 2018.


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    'Confide' Secure Messaging App Exposed Users With Vulnerabilities

    Confide, an allegedly secure messaging app reportedly used by many White House staffers, has had some major vulnerabilities. IOActive, a security consultancy firm, says the app's security holes enabled the firm to access 7,000 user records through Confide's management system.


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    Default Shazam Also Drops Support For Windows Devices

    After the instant messaging service Viber dropped support for Windows 10, another popular app is dropping its support for Windows devices. Shazam no longer shows up in search results in the Windows Store and the company has now officially confirmed it no longer supports the


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    Lenovo Miix 720 Windows 2-in-1 Goes On Sale

    Lenovo's latest Miix 720 2-in-1 laptop/tablet is now available for purchase. The device was announced at CES earlier this year and people in Europe can purchase the device in Champagne Gold and iRon Gray color options, and various configuration options are available.


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    Twitch Relaunching Curse App As 'Twitch Desktop App'

    Twitch is coming out with a desktop application that'll actually be a rebranded version of Curse App, which the game streaming site acquired last year. More social features are found in Twitch Desktop App and the software offers community servers and messaging.


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    Facebook Lands Deal To Stream MLS Soccer Matches

    Facebook is going to start livestreaming Major League Soccer (MLS) matches beginning this season. Through a deal with Univision, the social network has gained streams for at least 22 live matches in 2017. There will also be an exclusive talk show during the season.


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    AT&T Creates $60 Prepaid Limited Speed Unlimited Tier

    AT&T has launched a new prepaid tier that includes unlimited calling, texting, and data, but it lacks full data speeds. You'll be capped at 3 Mbps for either $65 per month or $60 per month when using AutoPay. The offer is much cheaper than AT&T's other unlimited plan.


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    1Password Raises Max Bug Bounty To $100,000

    Password manager 1Password is offering up to $100,00 as part of its bug bounty to anyone who can find a significant security hole in its service. 1Password's program was previously capped at $25,000. A higher max reward may attract more interest from researchers.


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    UberX Faces More Regulatory Action In Thailand, Hong Kong

    Uber is facing harsh regulatory actions from Thailand and Hong Kong, both of which are opposed to the company's UberX service. A court decision in Hong Kong has led to five UberX drivers being fined around $1,300 for using their vehicles for commercial activities.


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    Verizon FiOS Streaming No Longer Counting Against Wireless Data Usage

    Streaming related to Verizon FiOS will no longer count against your data usage on Verizon Wireless. This zero-rating practice will see the carrier allow customers to use the FiOS Mobile App as much as they like. The app offers streaming and DVR content.


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    Tag Heuer's New Smartwatch Coming Next Month

    Tag Heuer has already confirmed that they are working on a new Android Wear 2.0-based smartwatch after having much success with its Connected smartwatch. Now, the company has released a first teaser of the smartwatch that will be revealed next week, on March 14.


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    GoPro's Share Price Hits An All-Time Low

    GoPro might have great products with its HERO action cameras, but the company is having financial issues. Following recent product rollout issues and poor entry into the drone market, GoPro's stock hit record lows. The stock fell nearly 8 percent, and now trades near $8.


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    March Security Update Halted For Nexus 6

    Due to security issues, Google has confirmed that its March security update for the Nexus 6 has been pulled and that they are working on fixing the problem. Apparently the bug is causing problems with Google's own Android Pay app, which is not working on Nexus 6 after the update.


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    Samsung To Include Facial Recognition On Galaxy S8 Due To Slow Iris Scanner

    With less than a month away from the official release of Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus, more details are leaking out. We had a fair share of live images to know how the phones will look like, but now people that have access to the phones are reporting that the included iris


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    Sony Acknowledges Xperia Z5 'Low In-Call Volume' Issue, Fix Coming Next Month

    Owners of Xperia Z5 devices have been reporting issues during incoming calls since the Android 7.0 Nougat update in January. Reportedly, users can't hear other person during calls regardless of sound level, and are also experiencing low sound while listening music.


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    Telltale Guardians Of The Galaxy Game Arrives In Spring

    Telltale's Guardians of the Galaxy game is going to debut this spring. It has an original story that's not connected to Marvel's films, with Telltale opting to use content from the comics instead. This means the characters in the game won't be voiced by the same actors.


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    Twitter Tests Marking Profiles As Having 'Potentially Sensitive Content'

    Twitter is trying out a feature that warns users when they encounter an account that has "potentially sensitive content." If you visit a profile that's been marked as potentially problematic, this warning appears: "Caution: This profile may include sensitive content."


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    T-Mobile Raises Unlimited LTE Data Limit To 30 GB

    T-Mobile is upping its cap on unlimited high-speed data to 30 GB, which is 8 GB over what's offered by AT&T and Verizon. If you hit that limit, your speed could be throttled when you're in an area that's experiencing a significant level of traffic at a given time.


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    Oculus CTO John Carmack Sues ZeniMax For $22.5M

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    Default Pandora's On-Demand Service Has Launched

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    Default Xiaomi Mi 6 Delayed After All, Snapdragon 835 To Be Blamed

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    Default Customers With Bad G4, V10 Units Sue LG

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    Default HTC Announces It Will Launch U Ultra With Sapphire Back Cover On March

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    Default Microsoft Launches 'Tech Series' Xbox One Controller

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    Samsung's New Gear VR Headset Rumoured To Feature 1,500ppi Display

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    Shortcuts Launcher Added To Google App

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    Default Huawei Is In Talks With AT&T Over Phone Distribution

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    Apple To Begin Indian iPhone Manufacturing Soon

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    WikiLeaks has come out with a new set of government documents that reveal how the CIA has been hacking iPhones and Macs. The new "Dark Matter" collection of documents, which is part of WikiLeaks' Vault 7 leaks, is focused on Apple products. No current devices are affected.


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    Samsung Unveils New Gear S3 Models At Baselworld 2017

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    Google Fixes Bluetooth Bug On Pixel Phones

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    Two-Factor Authentication Available For All Instagram Users

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    Alleged Galaxy Note 8 Schematic Reveals Display Size And Specs

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    Jack Dorsey Under Pressure To Step Down As Twitter's CEO

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    Default Lyft Will Let Users Round Up Fares, Give Extra To Charity

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    GameStop Closing 150 Stores This Year

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    StarCraft: Remastered Will Be Out This Year

    Blizzard is coming out with a remastered version of StarCraft and StarCraft: Brood War later this year. The re-release, known as StarCraft: Remastered, comes with improved visuals. Both the campaign and multiplayer mode have been updated for "4K UHD" resolution.


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    Google Creating Social Photo App For Editing, Sharing

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    Amazon Will Collect Sales Tax In All Remaining US States Next Month

    Amazon already collects state sales taxes in many places throughout the US, but it hasn't implemented that function everywhere. Come April 1, that'll no longer be the case. It's going to roll out sales tax in Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, and New Mexico, the only remaining states.


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    Facebook Testing A GIF Button For Comments

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    T-Mobile Adds Anti-Scam Call Features

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    Elon Musk Describes Tesla Model 3 As A 'Smaller, More Affordable' Model S

    The Tesla Model 3 definitely isn't as high-end as Tesla's flagship Model S, but it can be compared to the more expensive vehicle in many ways. According to CEO Elon Musk, the Model 3 can be viewed as a "smaller, affordable version of Model S." It has less range and features.


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    Comcast Reportedly Considering Nationwide TV Streaming

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    Tesla Solar Roof Tiles Will Be Available To Order Next Month

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    OnePlus 3, 3T Get Google Assistant

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    Samsung Planning 22 More Curved TV Models

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    SoundCloud Gets A $70M Loan

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    Nintendo Says Super Mario Run Missed Expectations

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    Samsung To Disable Charging On Remaining Galaxy Note 7 Units

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    Default Night Shift Is Out On Mac

    Apple has released Night Shift for its Mac computers. The feature, which has been available on iOS for quite a while, is included with macOS 10.12.4. It functions similarly to F.lux, allowing users to shift the hue of their display based on the time of day.


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    Google Home, WiFi Reach UK In April

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    SpaceX Getting Ready To Reuse Its First Rocket Landed On A Barge

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    Amazon Drops Kindle Prices Up To $50

    Amazon has discounted its Kindle models up to $50, though only for Prime members. For the time being, you can get the Kindle Paperwhite for $90 (-$30), the Kindle for $50 (-$50), and the Kindle Voyage for $150 (-$50). It's rare for the Voyage to be discounted.


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    Elon Musk's New Company Will Try To Merge Humans With AI

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    Google Duo's Audio-Only Calls Arrive For All

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    Square Launching In UK

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    Amazon Acquiring Middle East Counterpart 'Souq'

    Amazon has confirmed it'll acquire Souq, which many have referred to as the "Amazon of the Middle East." Reports claim the companies have been in talks for months. Amazon plans to use Souq to offer "the best possible service" in the Middle East. The cost isn't known.


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    Surface Book 2 Won't Launch This Spring

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    Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 Won't Reach The US

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    eBay For Android And iOS Receive Improvements That Simplifies Selling

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    Motorola Moto X (2017) Gets Caught In Action, Packs Dual Rear Camera And Metal Body

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    Huawei Honor Note 9 Leaks In Live Image

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    Apple Increasing AR Glasses Efforts

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    Uber's Autonomous Vehicles Return To San Francisco Streets

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    Default Gigabyte Launches New Budget Gaming Laptop

    First unveiled at Consumer Electronics Show 2017, Gigabyte's latest gaming laptop targets mainstream users that don't want to spend too much money on a new laptop. The new Sabre 15 comes with a 15.6-inch Full HD display, Intel's 7th gen Intel Core i7 processor and newly announced


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    Facebook Adding Chatbots To Messenger's Group Messaging

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    Apple Music Reportedly Passed Spotify In Monthly Active Users Due To Trial

    Apple Music doesn't have as many paying users as Spotify, but it reportedly surpassed its biggest competitor in active users thanks to its free 3-month trial. Mobile analytics firm Verto claims the app had 40.7 million monthly mobile users in February 2017.


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    Garmin Announces A New Flagship Smartwatch For Runners

    Popular maker of fitness watches Gamin has unveiled its latest device, the Forerunner 935. The new flagship watch is designed for serious athletes looking to get the most out of their training. The "premium GPS running and triathlon watch" is expected to go on sale later this


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    Google Calendar Is Now Optimized For iPad

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    Tom Clancy: ShadowBreak Mobile Game Announced

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    Front Panel Of LG V30 Leaks Online, Hints At Dual Front Cameras

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    Unlocked Galaxy S8, S8 Plus To Be Offered By Best Buy In May

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    Microsoft Surface Studio And Surface Book Reach New Countries

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    Lyft Launches Fixed Route 'Shuttle' Service

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    Star Wars Battlefront 2 Getting First Trailer In April

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    The successor to the ASUS' ZenBook UX360 has just hit the FCC's certification process and is getting ready for the official rollout. The ASUS ZenBook Flip UX370 is an upcoming Windows 10 2-in-1 device features the same 360-degree design with thin chassis and 13.3-inch display.


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    Default The Witcher Series Has Over 25M Sales

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    Twitter Gets Rid Of Egg Profile Photos

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    Snapchat Adds Search For Stories

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    Verizon Planning Its Own Live TV Service

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    Verizon Will Install Spyware On All Android Phones

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    Netflix Will Pay People To Translate Subtitles

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    Microsoft is still not done with its reconstruction. After laying off thousands of people following the acquisition of Nokia's Devices and Services unit, and closing Skype office in London where approximately 400 people were fired, the company is now preparing to close its Skype


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    Windows 10 Creators Update For Phones Is Coming On April 25

    Microsoft has confirmed it will start rolling out Windows 10 Creators Update for PC users on April 11, but can manually initiate update on April 5, while the Xbox One version was released yesterday. As for the smartphone owners, they will have to wait a few more weeks.


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    The much-awaited Galaxy S8 is finally here and one of many included features is also a facial recognition. Due to slow iris scanner, Samsung decided to include facial recognition, but if the latest video is based on the latest software, then Samsung has serious issues with


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    Samsung Galaxy S8 DeX Station Costs $149

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