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Console beta for ‘Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2’ goes live

With Popcap’s ‘Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2’ game scheduled for launch on the PS4, Xbox One and PC on February 23, 2016, the console beta of the forthcoming game went live this past weekend.

‘Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2’ is a sequel to the original ‘Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare’ shooting game.

Research: Simple phishing attack could be used to compromise LastPass

A new security research has revealed that the extensively used LastPass password manager can apparently be compromised by attackers with the help of a fairly simple phishing attack.

Netflix to prevent subscribers from using service unblockers and VPNs

According to a Thursday blog post on streaming giant Netflix's corporate website, the company will intensify its efforts to prevent subscribers from accessing content in countries in which the Netflix service has not been licensed for viewing.

Microsoft announces new integration between Skype and Slack

In a blog post published on Thursday, Microsoft Skype team has revealed that the company's Skype chat service has been integrated with business collaboration platform Slack.

Google could launch Photo Sharing and Storage Service at I/O Event

American multinational technology company Google could soon announce its new online-based photo sharing and storage service. According to reports, the Google’s service could be announced at the upcoming I/O event. The Mountain View headquartered company has been rumored for some time to be working on a separate service focused on photos.

Apple plans to offer 25 popular channels in single TV bundle

According to a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) report, tech giant Apple apparently has negotiations underway with news content providers, to offer a wide array of TV networks on one single bundle later this year.

Nearly 11,000 people sign up for cardiovascular study using ResearchKit

Within 24 hours of the launch of the ResearchKit app by Apple at its March 9 event, nearly 11,000 people enrolled themselves for participation in a cardiovascular study to be carried out by Stanford researchers.

Search Engine developed by US Defense Researchers may play role in Business

US defense researchers have built a ‘Dark Web’ search engine that can be used in combating human-trafficking activities. There is a possibility that it can play a role in business also.

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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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