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Don't Get Burned by Fake Legal Settlement Claims. Learn How to Spot the Scammers

I write about online security for a living and even I was shocked by how easy it was to create fake settlement websites that ...

This week's Section 2 high school football rankings

Section 2 football rankings are released every Wednesday during the regular season and sectionals. Rankings and records are ...

50 New macOS Tahoe Features and Changes Worth Checking Out

Apple this month released macOS Tahoe, the latest version of the company's Mac operating system. ‌macOS Tahoe 26 adopts Apple ...

Austin's school closure process sparks debate about serving all students

As parents begin processing information about what school closures will mean for their campus, many wonder if this process ...

This week's high school girls' soccer rankings

Girls' soccer rankings are released every Thursday during the regular season and sectionals. Rankings and records are ...

Celtic draw Rangers in Premier Sports Cup semi final as St Mirren take on Motherwell

It's Russell Martin vs Brendan Rodgers at Hampden while Stephen Robinson will face his former club for a place in the final ...

Reviewing the HP ProBook 4 G1a, I discovered that it's a punchy platform at an attractive price for corporations, but it's not for power users

HP ProBook 4 G1a: 30-second review. The HP ProBook 4 G1a is a versatile and budget-friendly laptop designed for small ...
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Going Native With Android’s Native Development Kit

Originally Android apps were only developed in Java, targeting the Dalvik Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and its associated ...
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Repeated Soccer Headers Linked to Memory Loss in Players As Young As Their 20s

In the fast pace of a soccer game (correctly known as football), a header can be a well-timed and effective move. A quick jump, a sharp motion, and the ball sails toward the goal. But for some players ...