en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-08-20 Ireland Technology

Ireland's latest mobile operator goes heavy on data - but light on iPhones
Irish Independent
James Gray, Consumer Director Hamish White, General Manager; Paul Walsh, Head of 4 James Gray, Consumer Director Hamish White, General Manager; Paul Walsh, Head of Operations at the launch of iD in Dublin. Photo: Naoise Culhane James Gray, ...

New mobile network set to enter Irish market   Irish Times
Mobile firm promises full transparency over bills   Irish Examiner

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Washington Post

The Ashley Madison hack proves it: Everyone lies about their birthdays
Washington Post
The amount of information released by the Ashley Madison hackers is really quite staggering: Tens of millions of emails, locations, pick-up lines and even more personal data. And, of course, birthdates. You'd expect Ashley Madison to ask for a birthdate.
Ashley Madison data leak exposes high number of Australian cheats   ABC Online
Ashley Madison hack explained   Sydney Morning Herald
Revealed: Kiwis in Ashley Madison link   New Zealand Herald
The Australian
Herald Sun
Wall Street Journal
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Metro

New emojis in the running for 2016
Metro
Among them is a face palm, pregnant woman, man in a tuxedo and – how was there not already one of these? – an avocado. Bacon also makes the list compiled by the Unicode Consortium. The ones that make the final cut will be released with Unicode 9, ...

Meet the new emojis for 2016   Entertainment.ie
New emojis: Unicode consortium considers 38 new emoji designs for introduction ...   The Independent
38 new emoji may be at our disposal next year   Irish Examiner
The Guardian
Lifehacker UK
Yahoo News UK
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Irish Examiner

There's a bit of confusion over how many people are using Apple Music
Irish Examiner
A survey about Apple Music usage has sparked debate in the tech world, and even drawn a sharp response from Apple itself, as the firm rebuked supposedly high deactivation numbers. There. A survey by MusicWatch is at the heart of this debate, with its ...

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Irish Examiner

Huawei's P8 deemed the 'best consumer smartphone' by EISA
Irish Examiner
The annual European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) awards have taken place and the Huawei P8 has been voted as the best consumer smartphone. Huawei. It was bestowed with this honour by editors of participating publications from across the ...

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The Independent

Hackers Can Steal a Car within 30 Minutes, Volkswagen Approves Publication of ...
BizTek Mojo
In what seems to be a never-ending stream of hacks, another one has surfaced. Volkswagen finally agreed to publish an academic paper regarding a hack that can allow someone to start the engine of some of their vehicles remotely at close range. Over 100 ...

Cars susceptible to hacks due to immobiliser vulnerability   Irish Examiner
Car key attack takes hackers just 30 minutes to start engine   ITProPortal
Security flaw in car immobiliser supressed for two years   E&T magazine
We Live Security (blog)
IT PRO
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Irish Times

Road Test: New Skoda Superb builds on a winning formula
Irish Times
The Skoda Superb formula hasn't actually changed all that much down the years. It all about executive-style space with family-style pricing. That's what we've come to expect. Now in its third generation, the Superb has the system down to a tee. In the ...
Upcoming Skoda Superb Laurin & Klement edition spotted testing   Zigwheels.com

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Irish Independent

Taxis, learners and even pensioners: Survey reveals the Irish motorists that ...
Irish Independent
We are a fickle, small-minded lot - if a new study of driver behaviour is to be believed. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Following last week's Independent Motors' disclosure of a survey showing how we love ...
Do you judge other drivers?   Stroud Life
Driver prejudices cause road safety concerns   FleetPoint

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