Menlo Park-based company Facebook has begun utilizing its researchers who are working on a new AI system. The new Facebook AI system can apparently make closed eyes look open in photos.
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Android Messages For Web Starts Rolling Out Officially
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California-based tech giant Google will be launching Android Messages Web client. Now users can send and receive SMS and RCS (Rich Communication Services) messages from a PC. The company has stated that the new feature is being rolled out currently and will globally be available from next week (June 2018).
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MysteryBot Android Malware Can Attack Latest Android Version Smartphones
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A new kind of Android malware has hit the ranks these days. It allegedly integrates a banking trojan, a ransomware, and a keylogger. ThreatFabric security researchers have revealed that the malware packs all the three entities in one package. It is being called the MysteryBot Android malware.
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WhatsApp Windows App for Desktop Alleged To Be In Process
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Messaging platform WhatsApp is allegedly working on a proper desktop application. It is being reported that the Facebook-owned platform is currently working with Microsoft. If it turns out to be true, then a WhatsApp Windows app could be launched soon.
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Facebook Memories Launched As An Expansion Of Other Facebook Features
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Social networking company Facebook has started a new dedicated page called Memories. Facebook Memories will keep a user’s moments shared with family and friends over the course of time.
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PS5 Speculated To Launch In 2020 With AMD Navi GPU
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Japanese multinational company Sony will be hosting it’s Sony PlayStation E3 2018. It will be focussed more on the games. Behind the scenes, the company is silently working on its next-gen console– the PS5. PlayStation 5 is expected to release in 2020. It will be using AMD’s Navi GPU.
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Phishing Scams Can Misuse Siri Suggestions Feature
by Neelav Chakravarti •
Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has received a problem to solve now after a claim by cybersecurity company Wandera that the Siri Suggestions feature can easily be misused for phishing attempts in the foreseeable future.
