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CNN: Dearth of new data from Syed Farook’s iPhone helped FBI investigation

According to a CNN report, the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI)’s investigation in the San Bernardino December 2015 terror attack has been helped by the fact that the unlocking of suspected terrorist Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone did not reveal any new data.

Google testing new Android app called ‘Voice Access’

In an announcement made on Monday, tech giant Google has revealed that it presently has tests underway of a new Android app which will enable users to control some primary functions on their device with the help of voice commands.

The new accessibility software which is currently being tested by Google is dubbed ‘Voice Access’; and it is in beta, as of now.

‘Kindle Oasis’ details leak online ahead of official announcement

With Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos expected to officially announce a new, top-of-the-line Kindle e-reader -- likely to be dubbed ‘Kindle Oasis’ -- this week, some details of the forthcoming device leaked online on Monday.

Facebook starts suggesting businesses with which Messenger users might want to chat

In a move which underscores Facebook's apparent efforts to ensure that the use of its Messenger online chat tool is not restricted to conversations among friends only, the social network has now started making suggestions to users about businesses with which they might want to chat via Messenger.

Tesla: Model X deliveries in 2016 Q1 were hit by supplier parts shortages

In a statement released on Monday, electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla Motors said that the delays being faced by the company in delivering its new Model X crossovers are a result of the company's own "hubris."

Google releases Nexus Security Bulletin for April

Google has officially released its Nexus Security Bulletin for the month of April. The bulletin marks the rollout of the latest monthly security update by Google for its Nexus mobile devices.

Facebook using photo-tagging technology to create highly-detailed maps of where people live

In an announcement made via a blog post published in Monday, Facebook social network has revealed that it has efforts underway to use its photo-tagging technology to create detailed maps of the area in which the Facebook users live.

NSA TAO unit chief: Zero-day exploits are not necessary to wage cyberattacks

During the course of an address at the recently-held USENIX Enigma security conference, Rob Joyce – the chief of the National Security Agency's (NSA) Tailored Access Operations (TAO) unit – said that hackers require focus and persistence to wage cyberattacks, rather than just zero-day exploits.

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In a joint statement released on Tuesday, AT&T and Qualcomm said that they have teamed up to test drones out on commercial 4G LTE wireless networks.

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