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  • A survey of the worst and best laptop brands by Laptop Mag ranked the MacBook in fifth place. (YouTube)
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    MacBook Pro Users Complain Laptops Making ‘Popping’ Sound

    Apple's MacBook Pro users have been complaining about an unusual “popping" sound coming from their laptops.

  • Samsung is bent on redeeming its name with the Galaxy S8. (YouTube)
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    Samsung Galaxy S8 Pre-Order Numbers Surpassing S7, Note 7

    The Samsung Galaxy S8 pre-orders beginning on Friday was almost 6 times higher compared to the pre-orders for the Galaxy S7 and last year's recalled smartphone, the Galaxy Note 7.

  • LeEco Chairman, Jia Yueting, admitted last year that the company had been facing a cash crunch and got over-extended in its global strategy. (Michael Rehfeldt/CC BY 2.0)
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    LeEco Scraps $2 Billion Aquisition of Electronics Company Vizio

    Chinese technology major LeEco has called off the expected $2 billion acquisition of the US consumer electronics company Vizio, citing "regulatory headwinds." LeEco Chairman, Jia Yueting, had admitted last year that the company had been facing a cash crunch and had got over-extended in its global strategy.

  • China's iDreamSky and Germany's Sviper are bringing 'Wild City Rush' to China. (YouTube)
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    iDreamSky, Sviper to Bring 'Wild City Rush' to China

    German developer Sviper has teamed up with iDreamSky to bring 'Wild City Rush' to China, with the deal seeing the launch of a culturally localized version of the game.

  • HondaJet made its debut in China during the ABACE 2017. (YouTube)
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    ABACE 2017: HondaJet Makes China Debut

    HondaJet made its China debut at the ABACE 2017, introducing the new twin-engine HA-420, which is a $4.5 million, six-seat entry level light jet.

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    Uber Claims it Never Used Technology That Waymo Sued it for

    Uber stated in court filings on Saturday that its self-driving car program never used the technology which Google spinoff Waymo is suing it over. Waymo's lawsuit accuses former Google engineers of downloading confidential files containing information about its custom "LiDAR" technology for self-driving cars and then joining Uber. However, Uber claims that it still uses the commercially available LiDAR systems because its in-house technology is not ready for the road.

  • Oculus VR and the tech giant Facebook were sued on Thursday by Techno View IP Inc, a Newport Beach and California-based technology licensing firm for infringing a 3D imaging patent. (YouTube)
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    Facebook and Oculus Sued for Using a Startup's Patented Technology

    Facebook's virtual reality unit Oculus VR has been recently sued for allegedly incorporating California-based startup ImmersiON-VRelia's patented technology into its Rift VR headset without authorisation. The patent, referred to in the lawsuit, describes a method of generating left and right perspectives in a 3D video game.

  • Google has not provided any information about what would replace the Top Developers Program. (YouTube)
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    Google's Discrimination Against Women 'Quite Extreme': US Govt

    The US Department of Labor (DoL) has said that the "discrimination against women in Google is quite extreme." The government department further stated that the tech company had violated employment laws in relation to the salaries of its female employees. Interestingly, earlier this month, Google claimed to have closed the gender pay gap globally.

  • Applicants can wear virtual hats and nametags on their heads and chests respectively to see what they might look like as a McDonald's employee. (YouTube)
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    McDonald’s Uses Snapchat to Hire Employees in Australia

    The popular fast food chain brand McDonald's has reportedly started a unique campaign called "Snaplications" in Australia to hire new recruits. As a part of the application, those enthusiastic about working with the brand are required to send a ten-second video application using a McDonald's-themed filter on Snap's photo messaging app, Snapchat. The company would review the video and send a link to shortlisted applicants to fill an online application form.

  • The Germany-based Bossland is no longer permitted to sell or market its game-cheating products in the U.S. market. (YouTube)
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    Bossland Fined by U.S. Court for Violating Blizzard's Copyright

    A US court has ordered developer Bossland to pay $8.5 million to the company that created popular video games like World of Warcraft and Overwatch, in damages for selling applications that let users cheat.

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