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“Android has 47 times more malware than iOS”, says Tim Cook

“Android has 47 times more malware than iOS”, says Tim Cook

In the midst of a storm of possible legislation, with Europe threatening an alternative to the App Store and with the United States with a bill that would force the sale of iPhones without applications, Apple CEO Tim Cook gave an interesting interview. Tim spoke about privacy, and the big difference between iOS and Android, ...

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E3 2021 – planning and times of all conferences!

E3 2021 – planning and times of all conferences!

The Entertainment Software Association, organizer of E3, has revealed the conference schedule for this 2021 edition in detail! To date, many industry players have confirmed their presence without specifying the nature of their presence. We now have a clear schedule for every stakeholder. Note that adjustments can be made until the event starts on June ...

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E3 Schedule 2021-complete list of dates and start times

E3 Schedule 2021-complete list of dates and start times

It’s time to mark your calendar and plan your itinerary because it’s crowded with people E3 schedule Expected new games from the world’s largest developers and publishers. Due to the continuing situation around the world, instead of physical performances, the video game industry once again chooses summer performances to attract your attention all the time. ...

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The 5 times Steve Jobs was wrong

The 5 times Steve Jobs was wrong

We all remember Steve Jobs as the genius behind world-changing Inca products like the iPhone, iPod or iPad, but the founder of Apple wasn’t always right throughout his life. . Today we review several moments when Steve Jobs was wrong in his decisions or in his statementsThese are moments that are less memorable than successes, ...

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Research shows Android collects 20 times more data than iOS

Research shows Android collects 20 times more data than iOS

Each operating system with an Internet connection collects a series of usage data that is used by the companies that own the operating systems for different purposes, primarily intended for improve the services they offer. A study of Colleague of the Trinity accessed by Ars Technica, claims that Android far exceeds the amount of data ...