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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Apple has pushed a large update to its OS X Mavericks OS that includes a patch for a significant security flaw. The vulnerability allows Net predators to hijack a secure communication channel from a device running the latest version of OS X and perform mischief such as intercepting user names and passwords. The flaw affects programs made by Apple, like Safari, that use SSL to establish an encrypted channel to the Internet. Third-party apps such as Firefox and the Google Chrome browser don't contain the vulnerability.

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Apple's Better Late Than Never With OS X Security Fix

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Google has launched its own Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) to teach the general public how to understand surveys, research, and data. Called "Making Sense of Data" and running from March 18 to April 4, the course will be open to the public and, like most MOOCs, will be taught through a series of video lectures, interactive projects, and the support of community TAs. Read More

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Google Announces An Online Data Interpretation Class For The General Public

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The e-commerce market in India continues to explode, fuelled by a rapid rise of online consumers and global investors keen to get a piece of the action. Today, eBay announced that it has invested $133.77 million in Snapdeal, one of the larger online marketplaces in the country. The move follows speculation of a deal in play (with one local blog pegging the figure even higher, $175 million), and… Read More

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EBay Bets Big On India, Pours Another $134M Into Online Marketplace Snapdeal

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Have you ever left a movie theater just as the credits start to roll, only to find out that there was a totally-amazing-oh-my-god-you-missed-the-best-part bonus scene tacked on to the end? It’s okay. We’ve all been there. Those sodas are huge, and those bathroom lines get stupid fast. AfterCredits for iOS tells you at a glance whether or not you’re missing out. Read More

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AfterCredits Tells You If A Movie Has A Super Secret Bonus Scene

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In Part 1 of this series, I wrote about getting user tests set up, which includes deciding on a specific thing to test, deciding when and where to conduct the user study, deciding what type of users to study, recruiting participants with Craigslist, trimming the candidates list, prioritizing and scheduling candidates, and getting the right equipment. Read More

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How To Run Live User Testing, Part 2: Test Day

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Apple is suing China's State Intellectual Property Office and domestic company Zhizhen Network Technology over patent issues related to Siri, Apple's voice recognition software. The State Intellectual Property Office is responsible for patents rights protection in China, while Zhizhen developed software similar to Siri. Zhizhen patented its own voice recognition software, "Xiao i Robot," in 2004. Thus did Zhizhen sue Apple last year, claiming that Siri ripped off its software. Zhizhen demanded that Apple stop making Siri-based products.

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