Monthly Archives: March 2016

Apple iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7 now shipping worldwide

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Apple iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7 went official a few days ago and were made available on pre-order shortly after. While just a few markets participated in the first week of pre-orders, two days ago Apple extended the list by adding many more countries.

The first batch of pre-orders was supposed to begin shipping today, and indeed it did. The new iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7 are now shipping as promised. Both devices are also available for purchase in Apple Retail Stores while other retailers should be offering them in few days, if not already.

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Don’t Expect ‘Miitomo’ To Make Much Money

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It may not have the fanfare of the soon to come NX announcement, but today marked a very important day in Nintendo’s history. Today is the day that the company released Miitomo worldwide, marking an all too important transition away from its own hardware and onto the ever growing world of the smartphone. And, as you might have guessed from any app containing those kooky little Miis first introduced with the Wii and then shot out of a cannon with Tomodatchi Life, it’s a bit odd.

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Cutting Down the Nets: How the FTC Can Take Consumer Privacy Defense to the Next Level

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It’s late in the college basketball season and just as the best teams have to improve their defense in order to win a championship, it may be time for our privacy regulators to try increasing their defensive intensity in order to deter and prevent additional consumer privacy violations. Just like in basketball, sometimes it takes switching up your tactics and your defense to take your team’s game up to a new level.

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