Issue highlights 1. Apple offers free recycling of its products worldwide 2. Former GitHub CEO quits after harassment investigation 3. NEC launches face-recognition protection for PCs 4. Google Hangouts for Android merges conversations 5. NEC launches face-recognition protection for PCs 6. With "Baidu Inside," the Chinese firm takes aim at hardware market 7. Web apps and point-of-sale were leading hacker targets in 2013, says Verizon 8. History's 15 most popular computer scientists |
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| Apple is offering to recycle its products for free worldwide, and has included even third-party products like mobile phones and PCs in the program in some countries. READ MORE |
| Former GitHub CEO Tom Preston-Werner has resigned from the company following an investigation into claims of harassment. READ MORE |
| NEC has launched a biometric security program that uses face recognition to unlock access to PCs. READ MORE |
| The new Android version of Google communication tool Hangouts will allow users to merge SMS and Hangout conversations. READ MORE |
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| NEC has launched a biometric security program that uses face recognition to unlock access to PCs. READ MORE |
| Printers, air quality monitors, and weighing scales aren't exactly in the realm of Baidu, China's largest search engine. But that's starting to change under a new company initiative that seeks to bring Baidu technology to smart devices, including household appliances. READ MORE |
| Web application attacks, cyber-espionage and point-of-sale intrusions were among the top IT security threats in 2013, according to Verizon's latest annual report on data breach investigations. READ MORE |
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