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Выпуск дешевых препаратов нерентабелен из-за увеличения затрат на сырье... →

Apple Pay has today launched in China, a move that takes Apple’s digital payments service into its fifth country worldwide. Read More... →

Читатель TJournal понял, что премьер-министр России не знает названия популярного пиратского сайта и принял за него совсем другой ресурс.... →

The president of Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center said on Wednesday that his hospital paid hackers a ransom of $17,000 in bitcoins to regain control of their computer systems after a cyber attack.... →

Google’s online translation tool hit a major milestone today as it nears its 10th anniversary. After adding 13 new languages, including Hawaiian and Kurdish, Google Translate now includes more than 100 languages (103 to be exact). Read More... →

Over 9,000 Chinese residents will be evacuated from their homes in order to create a radio-quiet zone for the world’s largest telescope. The telescope, known as the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), will listen for radio waves in the universe, a common strategy used by scientists to search for intelligent extraterrestrial life. China to relocate over 9,000 residents… Read More... →

Twitter said today it has fixed a bug that hit its password recovery systems for 24 hours last week. Less than 10,000 active accounts were affected, but that the bug could have potentially exposed emails and phone numbers connected to those users. Accounts who were affected have already been notified. Read More... →

OPINION: Yesterday, a federal magistrate judge in Central California ordered Apple to create software that would help federal law enforcement agents with cracking security mechanisms on a phone allegedly used by a mass shooting suspect last December.... →

Flipboard is expanding its operations with the opening of a European office in London, England. This would be the company’s first business office dedicated to managing relationships with advertisers, publishers, and also readers based not only on the continent, but also in the Middle East, and in Africa. The company revealed that now has 85 […]... →

Google’s Sundar Pichai has thrown his support behind Apple’s recent decision to push back against the FBI and not build a backdoor into iOS. In the Google CEO’s first tweetstorm, Sundar notes that requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices and data “could be a troubling precedent”. Could be? It would be. The CEO’s sentiments are laid out over… Read More... →

Otzi, for those not up on their 5,300-year-old mummified men, died and was frozen in the Alps near Hauslabjoch on the border between Austria and Italy. His body is one of the best preserved human mummies in Europe and now he’s getting a 3D-printed makeover. Researchers and engineers have worked together with 3D-printing firm Materialise to perfectly scan Otzi. This allows researchers to… Read More... →

This current order is all about Apple refusing to unlock a single device for the FBI. It is not to be confused with the related, but bigger, battle over the government forcing tech companies to weaken their encryption by introducing a ‘secret’ key that only they have. Read More... →

ARM is unveiling its real-time processor Cortex-R8 today in a bid to be the leader in next-generation storage and 5G LTE modem chips. Once these are out in the market, you’ll thank ARM for getting you faster access to your data when you’re on the run. The ARM Cortex-R8 delivers twice the performance of the previous […]... →

Posted by EricaMcGillivrayOn November 20, 2015, Twitter took away share counts on their buttons and from their accessible free metrics. Site owners lost an easy signal of popularity of their posts. Those of us in the web metrics business scrambled to either remove, change, or find alternatives for the data to serve to our customers. And all those share count buttons, on sites across the Web, started looking a tad ugly: Yep, this is a screenshot from our own site. Why did Twitter take away this data?When ask... →

Startup Battlefield hopefuls, it’s time to stop procrastinating and apply for the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt New York. We’re looking for the more promising startups from the US and basically anywhere else in the world to come to the Big Apple to compete in this illustrious competition Read More... →

Google chief executive Sundar Pichai just weighed in on the ongoing issue over device encryption between Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). And he did it not on Google+, but on Twitter. Here is his five-tweet comment: 1/5 Important post by @tim_cook. Forcing companies to enable hacking could compromise users’ privacy — sundarpichai […]... →

PayPal’s mobile app is getting a massive overhaul today, representing the first time in the history that the company has rebuilt its app from scratch. With the redesign, PayPal is focused on offering a more extensible framework under the hood that will allow it to add new features in the months to come, while also offering a simplified experience for users who want easier ways to… Read More... →

It’s been a long time coming, but video-streaming platform Vimeo has finally added Chromecast support to its Android app — one year after the iOS incarnation. Vimeo may exist in the shadows of YouTube, but it has 30 million registered members and claims almost 200 million people arrive on its site each month. It has […]... →

Twitter has revealed that last week there was a “bug” in its password recovery system which could have potentially exposed the email address and phone numbers of a “small number” of users. The company place this number at around less than 10,000 active accounts and all have been notified today: “If you weren’t notified, you weren’t […]... →

NBCUniversal-owned Fandango continues to expand beyond movie ticketing, announcing today that it has acquired Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes from Warner Bros. Entertainment. Flixster allows users to learn more about movies, while Rotten Tomatoes is the best-known aggregator of movie reviews — it’s ubiquitous enough that people complain about its effect on film criticism. Both… Read More... →