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Meta tests its Instagram TV app on Amazon Fire TV in the US, bringing short-form Reels videos and shared accounts to bigger screens. The post Meta tests Instagram TV app on US Amazon Fire devices appeared first on Crypto Briefing. origin »
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A team of evil scientists working inside Amazon’s secret hardware lair are preparing a spooky Halloween trick: they’re going to start selling a 4K Fire TV stick with more features than last year’s 4K Fire TV, for $10 cheaper.
2018-10-31 16:06 | |
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If you think Amazon is done launching products after their massive event last month, you’re wrong. The company announced a new Fire TV Stick 4K today priced at just $49. 99. Additionally, the device also supports HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos standards for the superior viewing experience.
2018-10-3 15:00 | |
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Remember Gamefly — that game rental service you may have gotten a gift card for that one Christmas? The company announced earlier this week it was shutting down its digital streaming service, effective at the end of this month.
2018-8-4 23:17 | |
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A mining equipment company CEO has responded to issues raised by mining malware hacks infiltrating Amazon Fire software and Android devices saying that it is not representative of the industry. Talking to NewsBTC, he also said that more crypto mining companies are likely to get listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
2018-6-14 17:00 | |
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Mining malware is everywhere today as more and more IoT devices move into our houses and workplaces, now there is one variant that can turn a TV into a crypto mining rig. Even TV’s are Getting Sick Now It has been reported that instances of mining virus malware infection are up 4000% this year and.
2018-6-13 12:00 | |
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A new mining malware strain hits Android-based television sets, particularly the Fire TV series released by Amazon.
2018-6-13 11:59 | |
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Yesterday, we saw a wealth of reports highlighting that a number of Amazon Fire products have been hacked by cryptocurrency mining malware, designed to utilise the hardware processing power to authenticate transactions on the blockchain.
2018-6-13 07:00 | |
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Michael Saylor delivered a characteristically bold take on Dec. 16 about Bitcoin and the quantum leap: “The Bitcoin Quantum Leap: Quantum computing won't break Bitcoin—it will harden it. The network upgrades, active coins migrate, lost coins stay frozen.
I keep seeing the same screenshot popping up, the one where an AI model appears to have a full-blown inner monologue, petty, insecure, competitive, a little unhinged. The Reddit post that kicked this off reads like a comedy sketch written by someone who has spent too long watching tech people argue on Twitter.
The next evolution of fintech will not be “crypto-fired.” It will be onchain but built to serve human and institutional needs, not memes or hype cycles.
We can either rebuild credibility into hiring now or wait until the market breaks under the weight of counterfeits. The future requires verifiable proofs.
The projects that recognize the shift now and race to build institutional-grade infrastructure will be the ones that capture the long-term upside.
The House’s new fiscal 2026 defense bill directs the Pentagon to develop options to impose costs on state-backed hackers who target defense-critical infrastructure in cyberspace. Section 1543 of the chamber’s amendment orders the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, highlighted by Jason Lowery, in consultation with […] The post Has Congress quietly forced the Department of War to use Bitcoin to bankrupt Chinese hackers? appeared first on CryptoSlate.