Oppo R9S promo poster confirms 4GB RAM, 16MP rear shooter and more

Back last week, we told you that the Oppo R9S had gained 3C certification, with an October announcement seemingly confirmed along with it. Now, there’s even more evidence to suggest that the device is no too far off becoming official, with a couple of promotional posters having been caught in the wild.
The R9S checked through TENAA way back in August. Despite having been certified twice, concrete information regarding the specs has continued to elude. This new imagery looks the real deal, though, and seemingly confirms the device’s 4 gigs … – Source

Oppo R9S promo poster confirms 4GB RAM, 16MP rear shooter and more

Can the Google Pixel rival Apple's iPhone?

Google unveiled two new phones yesterday: the Google Pixel and Pixel XL, and these are the first two devices that carry the explicit Google branding.
Make no mistake: these are Google phones all throughout, meant to showcase what Google can do when it controls both the hardware and software aspects of a device, much like Apple does with its iPhones.
And Google itself made constant references and jabs at the Apple iPhone, rather than comparing the Pixel with other Android phones. All of this shows that – despite its … – Source

Can the Google Pixel rival Apple's iPhone?

Facebook Messenger's end-to-end encryption is now live for all users

The extra opt-in security feature has successfully passed trials and is now live for all 1 billion users of the service.

A few months ago Facebook started testing its very own end-to-end encryption in Messenger and starting today the feature is available to all users. Just like WhatsApp, another IM company that already offers the feature, Messenger uses the Signal Protocol developed by Open Whisper Systems. To get an end-to-end encrypted chat with someone, you’ll need to start what is called a Secret Conversation with that person. The option can be accessed by pressing the person’s name…

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Facebook Messenger's end-to-end encryption is now live for all users

Google's Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones to go on pre-order in India on Oct. 13, prices start at $855

You won’t have to wait long to get your hands on the first “Made by Google” smartphones — the Pixel and Pixel XL — in India.

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Google's Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones to go on pre-order in India on Oct. 13, prices start at $855

This vibrating hair clip could help the deaf feel the beat - CNET

Fujitsu’s Ontenna is a tiny, simple idea that could do big things for those without hearing. – Source

This vibrating hair clip could help the deaf feel the beat - CNET

Vice presidential debate: Farmvile, Norwood and interruptions - CNET

As Democrat Tim Kaine and Republican Mike Pence overtalked each other on stage, the internet was also quick to notice their eyebrows and have Farmville flashbacks. – Source

Vice presidential debate: Farmvile, Norwood and interruptions - CNET

AI can help you find a programming job

Artificial intelligence isn’t just helping you work more effectively… it can help you find work, too. Sourced is running a job service that matches programmers with employers by using a “deep neural network” to scan open source code for relevant… – Source

AI can help you find a programming job

Bask in the spooky glow of this 'Stranger Things' pumpkin carving

Netflix’s Stranger Things might have ruled summer 2016, but October is its month to shine.

Kyle Lambert, the artist behind the show’s ’80s-inspired poster, shared this piece of Stranger Things Halloween inspiration, courtesy of Twitter user Brad Starr.

Check out this pumpkin carving of the Stranger Things art by Brad Starr @braddrinks Incredible work! pic.twitter.com/3f5fB7s1oI

— Kyle Lambert (@kylelambert) October 3, 2016

Starr’s piece is a foam pumpkin carved with an thoroughly detailed rendering of Lambert’s original poster.

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Bask in the spooky glow of this 'Stranger Things' pumpkin carving

Google has sold over 30 million Chromecast devices since 2013

At today’s Pixel event, Google announced an impressive statistic — it has sold over 30 million Chromecast devices to date.

That’s not bad for a little dongle that, at the time of its launch, was a rather unique device. The original Chromecast wasn’t the only media stick you could plug into a TV, but an impulse-buy $35 price point and remote control-free design made it special.

This was 2013, a time when each new version of Android was called Jelly Bean.

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Google has sold over 30 million Chromecast devices since 2013

Flytoget’s digital transformation accelerates express train service

Flytoget implements a development platform to enable it to respond quickly to the demands of digital-minded customers – Source

Flytoget’s digital transformation accelerates express train service