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Huawei Offering Refunds If Google and Facebook Apps Lose Support

It’s hard not to see Huawei as the most injured party to get caught up in the United States-China trade wars. After a policy was set that restricts tech business between American companies and Chinese companies unless prior consent is given, it leaves them very vulnerable. It was known from the get-go that this was mostly meant to affect Huawei, a company whose phone business relies on Google’s Android mobile OS. Google said it would have to restrict access to the Android mobile OS and other apps, and Facebook is also not allowing Huawei to pre-install its apps on Huawei phones. This has forced Huawei… Read more

This swimsuit will definitely get you noticed

NEWS – If you’re tired of the same old bathing suit and want to turn some heads on your next beach visit, this one-piece women’s longsleeved swimsuit from Thenice will do the trick. Made of 89% polyester and 11% spandex, it features a realistic print of anatomically correct organs so it’s weird and educational at the same time!

If you don’t want to wear this suit to the beach, it can always double as a unique Halloween costume! The Thenice anatomically correct swimsuit is $16.99 on Amazon. Note that it only comes in one size, so be sure that you check the sizing info.

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Amazon Shuts Down Spark, the Service Intended to Compete with Instagram

One of the largest spaces for competitiveness in tech is in the area of shopping. Amazon may have started out as a bookseller, but they’ve come to be known as THE place to go for buying nearly anything online. This leads everyone to want to compete with them. But they want to encroach into everyone else’s spaces as well, so they launched Spark two years ago to sell things in an Instagram-type format to compete with Instagram’s sales. They have now shut down Spark but are replacing it with similar shopping tools. Amazon Spark Shuts Down Spark was an image and story feed that was… Read more

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Men, forget shaving and mow your beard!

NEWS – For all of you guys out there who prefer the stubble look over a smooth shave, check out the Manmower. This small battery-free device looks like a manual lawnmower but for your face. Pull it out of your pocket when you need to tidy up your beard and just roll it back and forth so the internal blades trim the hairs all to the same length. When you’re done, shake out the hair and you’re all set. Check out this quick video which shows how it works.

The Manmower is available in a couple of different styles and is priced from 59-79£ from manmower.com

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Men, forget shaving and mow your beard! originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on June 17, 2019 at 10:00 am.

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New Wave of Malware Targets Unpatched Microsoft Office

Usually, when someone discovers an exploit for a program, a hotfix is released to patch it. This lifecycle gives these exploits a relatively short lifespan between its discovery and its fix. As such, it’s very unusual for an old flaw for a popular program to still be making the rounds, especially after a patch is released to fix it. This is why it’s so notable that an old exploit of Microsoft Office is still circling the Internet. It even became the third most prevalent attack in 2018. The problem is, this exploit was fixed back in 2017, and it’s still doing damage to this day!… Read more