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Twitch is now fully engaged in the bidding wars for celebrity gamers, with three popular names pledging to stay on the platform that made them famous.

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The lawsuit filed by Amazon challenging a $10 billion US military cloud computing contract awarded to Microsoft will not delay implementation of the project, a senior Pentagon official said Tuesday

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Redmi Note 8 Pro is all set to go on sale in India later today starting at 12pm (noon) via Amazon, Mi.com and Mi Home stores. Check the price, specifications, and offers on the phone

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Government holds ultimate rights and powers to seek access to users' data to help formulate policies, showed the Personal Data Protection Bill which was circulated among the Parliament members on Tuesday.

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iOS 13.3 is designed for all iPhone and iPod touch models compatible with iOS 13, while iPadOS 13.3 is meant for iPad models designed for iPadOS 13 and later versions. Apple has also brought a new software update for HomePod users.

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With Oppo planning to invest $7 billion in research and development globally in the next three years, the Chinese smartphone maker is looking to expand R&D centres to cities like Bengaluru, a top company executive said.

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EU antitrust regulators are considering taking a tougher line against tech giants by forcing them to do more to ensure a level playing field, a senior European Commission official said on Tuesday.

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Black Widow trailer gets stunning Wonder Woman 1984 remix - CNET

And it actually works!

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Let a Sphero Mini robot ball roll into your life for just $31 - CNET

The ping-pong-ball-size robot is inexpensive enough to toss in a stocking, but is fun to play with and even teaches the rudiments of programming.

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Facebook has rebuffed a request from US Attorney General William Barr that it halt its plan to deploy strong encryption across its messaging apps.

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Hike Sticker Chat app, which was launched in April this year, has surpassed the mark of two million weekly active users. CEO Kavin Mittal speaks with Gadgets 360 to detail Hike’s growth in 2019 and underline its plans for 2020.

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Cannabis-infused hot chocolate won't harsh your marsh-mellow - CNET

Put some daze in your holidays.

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Best gifts for grandparents in 2019, from smart tech to sentimental - CNET

Our favorite options for the perfect gift for your favorite grandma or grandpa this holiday season.

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Asus ROG Phone 2 with 12GB RAM and 512GB storage will be available in India starting December 11. The maxed-out variant of the gaming phone comes two months after the phone was announced in India.

When it was unveiled, the ROG Phone 2 was the first of its kind to feature a 120Hz AMOLED screen and Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 Plus under the hood. Since then, we've seen a lot of recent flagship smartphones rocking the 855 Plus chip.

Asus is shipping this variant of the ROG Phone 2 with a 30W ROG Hyper Charger and the AreoActive Cooler II in-the-box. If purchased separately, the 30W ROG Hyper Charger is priced at Rs 1,999 while the AeroActive Cooler II sells for Rs 3,999.

The ROG Phone 2 was announced in India as a single 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant with a promise that the maxed-out version of the gaming phone will be made available at a later date.

Asus bundles a 30W ROG Hyper Charger, which supports Quick Charge 4.0 and Power Delivery 3.0, taking less time to recharge the phone while also keeping it cooler. On the other hand, the AeroActive Cooler II has been designed to boost the airflow in the ROG Aerodynamic System and features redesigned fan blades that are also four times quieter than the previous generation.

Asus ROG Phone 2 with 12GB RAM and 512GB storage is priced at Rs 59,999 and goes on sale from December 11 on Flipkart.

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New research from the enterprise security firm ReliaQuest has revealed that a rapid increase in the number of security tools used by enterprises is limiting their return on investment while also increasing the risk of cyber threats.

To compile its new 2019 ReliaQuest Security Technology Sprawl Report, the firm surveyed 400 security decision makers at companies with over 1,000 employees to discover there is a “security tool tipping point” where the number of cybersecurity solutions becomes overwhelming and increases organizational risk levels.

As a result, enterprises are under utilizing their technology, wasting valuable security resources and leaving their teams overwhelmed. Security teams are also spending more time trying to manage their wide range of tools than proactively defending against threats.

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Security tool tipping point

Of those surveyed, almost three quarters (70%) of respondents said their organization has invested in more than five new technologies in the last year while 19 percent said they've invested in more than 20.

Teams are struggling to implement these new tools and 71 percent said that they are adding security technologies faster than they are adding the capacity to proactively use them. This added complexity is also compromising their threat response with 69 percent of security decision makers surveyed saying that their security team currently spends more time managing security tools than effectively defending against threats.

To make matters worse, a majority of enterprises are less secure today as a result of security tool sprawl and over half (53%) say their security team has reached a tipping point where the excessive number of security tools in place adversely impacts their organization's security posture.

ReliaQuest's CEO, Brian Murphy provided further insight on the report's findings, saying:

"Cyber threats continue to rise and require companies to mitigate risk. While it's tempting to think another piece of technology will solve the problem, it's far from true -- in fact, this survey proves more tools can worsen enterprise security by adding complexity without improving outcomes. Enterprises need to shift focus to getting more out of the investments they've already made while becoming more selective with new technology acquisitions and ensuring fit with their existing security models. The ultimate goal: tight integration and transparency across their entire environment.

“Ultimately, security technologies help enterprises stay a step ahead of rapidly evolving threats. Vendor sprawl and the financial and operational pains it causes are avoidable. But to ensure technologies collectively deliver greater transparency, security leaders should reassess overarching business goals, align tools to their security models and then recalibrate the process and people to achieve the best outcomes."

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