Since its launch in 2008, Beats by Dre has grown to become possibly the most iconic headphone brand in the world — its red 'b' logo is instantly recognizable, by even the most casual observer.
While we've seen less of the familiar red logo since Apple's acquisition of Beats in 2014, it's now returned in a big way with the release of the Beats'
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Acer’s commitment to cloud services was a bold announcement for the company four years ago, and since then it’s been steadily working on offering robust cloud solutions for the B2B market.
It hasn’t been an easy journey, but the company is determined to offer the easiest and most reliable solutions to its various markets. At the helm is Maverick S
Read more: Acer’s BYOC progress proves the company is serious about the cloud
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A game pitched as a "school shooting simulation" has been ditched from Steam's online store ahead of release.
The title had been criticised by parents of real-life school shooting victims, and an online petition
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UK drone users may have to pass online safety tests under legislation being introduced to the Commons on Wednesday.
Restrictions around airport boundaries have also been clarified stopping any drone flying within 1km of them.
The changes, which are set to come into effect between 30 July and 30 November, follow a rise in the number
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A minister has told consumers not to use Viagogo, one of the big four secondary ticket resellers.
Digital Minister Margot James told TheIndianSubcontinent Radio 5 live that if fans had to use a secondary site to buy tickets, "don't choose Viagogo - they are the worst".
Her warning comes after the Advertising Standards Authority
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Bosses of firms which bombard people with nuisance calls could be fined up to £500,000 under government proposals to make them personally liable.
A consultation is being launched about the plan - although the idea was first unveiled by government in 2016 and was meant to be in force by spring 2017.
Consumers received 3.9
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