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Over the past year, Samsung has climbed back to the top of the premium smartphone heap. It hopes to keep the momentum up with the launch of the Note 7.

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Fans are demanding refunds for Pokémon GO purchases after the game’s recent changes. But are they in the right to do so? It depends on the context.

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While several U.S. cities are planning to introduce autonomous buses in the coming years, a handful of European countries have already deployed them on public roads, including Sion, Switzerland.

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Weekly App Roundup for Tuesday, August 2nd, 2016: Blitzify, Odell Moji, NOVA Black Holes And Guardian Circle

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Niantic has finally taken to Facebook to explain some of its decisions with Pokémon GO, nearby tracking and third-party maps like Pokévision.

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Open source technology has been ratified, codified, glorified and (for mission critical installations) certified such that it represents the only way forward for many technologists. So much is this the case that the British Government Digital Service (GDS) late last month posted a LinkedIn job advertisement looking for a new ‘open source lead’. How does this culture shift from bureaucracy to meritocracy really play out?

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Hackers drove themselves off the road with latest Jeep exploits. Chrysler isn’t moving fast to patch and says its cars are secure from remote hacks.

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