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    Google Fiber offers $10 landline phone service to challenge major telecoms

    Google Fiber is taking on major telecoms by offering its first landline service called Fiber Phone that provides subscribes with an old-school telephone line for $10. The Alphabet company is offering the unlimited calling option like its voicemail service Google Voice that transcribes voicemails then sends a mobile alert to people's smartphones when they are away from their home or workplace. While the social trend is shifting towards mobile devices, landlines are still common in middle America and among older phone users.

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    T-Mobile CEO John Legere gets Twitter emoji after launching ‘Un-Carrier’ movement

    T-Mobile CEO John Legere is now featured in a new Twitter emoji that honors the chief executive who has become famous for his long hair, pink t-shirts shirts, and athletic shoes. The unorthodox CEO has focused on customer service and provided subscribers with more options than Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint. After completing a program at Harvard Business School the CEO has based T-Mobile's success on being the "Un-Carrier."

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    Periscope reports 200 million live-streamed broadcasts during app’s first year

    Twitter's live-streaming app Periscope celebrated its first birthday this weekend. The company also released figures showing that since the mobile app went live in March 2015 the network has hosted over 200 million live broadcasts. In addition, Periscope users daily watch over 110 years of live video on iOS and Android devices.

  • In the future, Virtual Reality is expected to give an experience of walking into the realm of human imagination.
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    Oculus ships first Rift VR headsets to 2013 Kickstarter backers

    Oculus has starting shipping its $599 Rift virtual reality (VR) headsets that will be on backorder until July. The VR device provides a high-quality immersive experience for which fans have been waiting years. However, the Rift headset needs a powerful gaming Windows PC to function and Oculus founder Palmer Luckey shares that the Facebook-owned company has no plans to make the unit available for Apple's Macs in the near future.

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    FBI unlocks San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone 5c, plans to drop Apple case

    The FBI has been able to break the encryption of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook's iPhone 5c to access the data. Thus, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has plans to drop its case against Apple after securing a court-issued order to build a new version of iOS for hacking the smartphone. Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik killed 14 people in a terrorist attack in the California city last December 2.

  • Toyota and Suzuki are looking to join hands to produce futuristic vehicles.
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    Toyota Prius Prime gets major body, powertrain changes based on complaints

    Toyota's Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid car that is a total remake of the fourth-gen Prius. Major alterations to the new green car include different front and rear ends, and major changes to the auto's powertrain. Toyota engineers reviewed feedback and research from Prius customers such as blog posts to learn about their biggest complaints.

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    Oculus’ first Rift headset hand-delivered by founder Palmer Luckey to happy customer

    Oculus VR founder Palmer Luckey delivered the company's first pre-ordered virtual reality headset to a lucky customer. The first batch of the VR devices are shipping now but the first unit bought was hand-delivered by the company executive instead of delivery personnel from FedEx, DHL, or United States Postal Service. The big event was live-streamed by Oculus' parent company Facebook.

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    Netflix throttles AT&T, Verizon streaming speeds to prevent data cap fines: Report

    Netflix has admitted that it is throttling streaming video for AT&T and Verizon customers, one week after T-Mobile's CEO accused the major wireless carriers of doing that. The video streaming service claims it has been slowing down video transmission worldwide for five years to prevent customers from going past their data caps.

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    Steam’s Atari Vault gets 100 classic Atari 2600 games for Windows PCs

    Steam has just added several classic games for the Atari 2600 console that people can play on their Microsoft Windows desktops and laptops. These 100 retro titles are from the 1970s and 1980s during an era before PS4 and Xbox One when arcade games with joysticks and token slots were totally awesome. The collection of old-school video games for the Atari gaming system includes Centipede, Asteroids, Tempest, Missile Command, and Football.

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    Microsoft pulls Twitter chatbot, apologizes after vulnerability exploit causes racist, Neo-Nazi tweets

    Microsoft Research has apologized for the racist and anti-Semitic tweets made by its artificial intelligence (AI) Twitter chatbox after taking the bot offline just days after launch. The company's research and development wing reported that the Twitter posts that supported racism, genocide, and Adolf Hitler did not represent the company's goals for Tay, and the chat box will not go online until the tech giant fixes the vulnerabilities.

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