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Last Updated: 12:29 PM EST - May 17, 2021What Software Powers the Live Casino Experience?
Live casinos have been around for some time, but they are still widely considered the new kid on the block. They've been a revelation for thousands of…
Read MoreWhat Tech Do Designers Use to Make a Casino Game?
Designers use the latest technology to bring you the great games you see at real money casinos in 2021. It is complex to the average person who simply…
Read MoreWorld Password Day: Password Protection Needs a Fundamental Change
A 2019 Google study found that 75% of the Americans admit to struggling with so many passwords, that many end up reusing the same password across mult…
Read MoreImportant Information About Bitcoin Wallets for Beginners
Bitcoin is one of the most sought-after assets in any investor's portfolio. The price of BTC has exceeded $60,000, and its market cap has also exceede…
Read MoreIs VR the Next Step for Mobile Gamers?
Mobile gaming is fantastic. It is possible to sit on a train and play some of the latest video games using a mobile phone. If you look back at some of…
Read MoreThe App Store Battle Begins: Apple v. Epic Lawsuit Hearings Commence
A lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games will determine if Apple's app store is engaging in monopolistic policies, putting the future of the mobile app …
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What Software Powers the Live Casino Experience?
Live casinos have been around for some time, but they are still widely considered the new kid on the block. They've been a revelation for thousands of players, providing a lifelike casino experience from the comfort of your home. While most casinos have a live casino section, many still don't. It's …
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What Tech Do Designers Use to Make a Casino Game?
Designers use the latest technology to bring you the great games you see at real money casinos in 2021. It is complex to the average person who simply wants to visit a casino and play a top game but you may want to find out a bit more about what goes into the design of a casino game. Continue below …
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World Password Day: Password Protection Needs a Fundamental Change
A 2019 Google study found that 75% of the Americans admit to struggling with so many passwords, that many end up reusing the same password across multiple accounts. As a result, your office assistant may be using the same password for his/her system login as for social media - a scary thought but a …
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Important Information About Bitcoin Wallets for Beginners
Bitcoin is one of the most sought-after assets in any investor's portfolio. The price of BTC has exceeded $60,000, and its market cap has also exceeded $1 trillion. In just a year, the value of Bitcoin has grown significantly or by over 200%.
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Is VR the Next Step for Mobile Gamers?
Mobile gaming is fantastic. It is possible to sit on a train and play some of the latest video games using a mobile phone. If you look back at some of the early mobile phones, Snake was the only game available to play and while it was an addictive game, it does not come close to the tremendous selec…
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The App Store Battle Begins: Apple v. Epic Lawsuit Hearings Commence
A lawsuit between Apple and Epic Games will determine if Apple's app store is engaging in monopolistic policies, putting the future of the mobile app store up in the air.
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Bill and Melinda Gates Officially Announce Divorce After 27 Years of Marriage
One of the most influential couples in the tech industry shocked the world last night after reports confirmed Bill and Melinda Gates have agreed to separate after 27 years of marriage.
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Verizon Says Farewell to AOL and Yahoo
After purchasing both companies only a few years ago, Verizon has announced that it has reached an agreement to sell AOL and Yahoo, officially moving the company out of the media industry.
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Reimagining the Physical Office and its Connectivity Needs
Like many others, I am ready to return to the office. Or at least, to have the option of returning to the office as we all move to the new hybrid working model that will see employees shifting between their homes and the office. It's interesting to consider what the physical office will look like u…
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Bezos Draws Attention to Workplace Injuries in Final Shareholder Letter
Jeff Bezos urged shareholders to put an emphasized focus on workplace safety for the company's warehouse employees.
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Nvidia Buyout of Arm Faces UK Roadblock Due to Security Concerns
The UK government is raising objections to the planned Nvidia buyout of semiconductor maker Arm due to national security implications. Authorities will review the details of the sale in the coming months to investigate security and competitive concerns.
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How SASE Can Help to Reduce Security Team Burn-Out
Security personnel have a lot on their plates, and the problem is only getting worse. SASE vendors may have a solution that can help. Security Teams are Overwhelmed The average organization's security team is understaffed and overwhelmed, leading to burnout. This situation is created by a numb…
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Neutral Hosts: The Future of Cellular Enterprise Connectivity Coverage
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected and device use surges exponentially, difficulties in providing constant full connectivity have also grown. Mobile traffic now accounts for most online traffic worldwide, with only 46% being attributed to desktop computers; this signals a tremendous ch…
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AWS, DISH Aim to Transform Telecom
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and DISH Wireless announced a partnership naming AWS its preferred cloud provider and plans to builds its 5G network on Amazon infrastructure.
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Can Physical Safety Applications be Addressed by Open Source Software Systems? The Linux Foundation's ELISA Project Says Yes
The physical and digital worlds are continually coalescing, especially as "co-botting" and other solutions are enabling human beings to work side-by-side with machines to get work done faster, more profitably, and with higher yield and quality outcomes.
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Nvidia Buyout of Arm Faces UK Roadblock Due to Security Concerns
The UK government is raising objections to the planned Nvidia buyout of semiconductor maker Arm due to national security implications. Authorities will review the details of the sale in the coming months to investigate security and competitive concerns.
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