Fossil is being coy about the specific technology included in the deal but does say it's something new that is not currently represented in wearables.
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A new massive data breach has leaked 773 million email addresses and associated passwords.
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On the lookout for an affordable miniature server for your home or small business? Well, Dell is selling the quad-core PowerEdge T30 right now for just $309 when you use coupon code "SAVET30" at checkout.
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Chinese smartphone maker Oppo is talking up its latest triple-camera setup, which it claims will have the first ever 10x telephoto lens on a phone.
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Intel has released pricing for its new "KF" processors without integrated graphics -- but they don't come with a price decrease.
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Nvidia's GTX 1660 Ti has tipped up again, with an overall configuration between the GTX 1060 and the RTX 2060.
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Security firm Check Point Software says Fortnite developer Epic Games had a major vulnerability in its system that could have allowed an attacker to play as the victim, purchase items, and even listen to the player's microphone.
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It can seem intimidating, but you can gain some semblance of mobile privacy with a few quick tweaks.
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AMD is claiming it will have enough GPUs on-hand to meet Radeon VII demand, despite rumors to the contrary, and is touting the chip's machine learning performance overall.
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Even replacing drives won't kill LoJax, which appears to still be operating more than eight months after researchers from Arbor Networks detailed the malware.
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