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Generic Drug Companies Sued For Price Fixing

May 13, 2019 0

44 states sue top generic drug makers over “industry-wide conspiracy” to inflate prices up to 1,000 percent. Teva, Pfizer, Novartis and Mylan are among the…

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Army photogrammetry technique makes 3D aerial maps in minutes November 16, 2019
Aerial imagery is a common asset in military matters, but 3D maps can be difficult to collect on short notice without specialized equipment. This new photogrammetry technique from the Army Corps of Engineers, however, can make accurate 3D maps from ordinary aerial footage in just minutes. Photogrammetry is the process of comparing multiple photos of […]
Devin Coldewey
‘Magic: The Gathering’ game maker exposed 452,000 players’ account data November 16, 2019
The maker of Magic: The Gathering has confirmed that a security lapse exposed the data on hundreds of thousands of game players. The game’s developer, the Washington-based Wizards of the Coast, left a database backup file in a public Amazon Web Services storage bucket. The database file contained user account information for the game’s online […]
Zack Whittaker
This Week in Apps: Apple’s vaping app ban, Disney+ gets installed, apps gear up for Black Friday November 16, 2019
Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the Extra Crunch series that recaps the latest OS news, the applications they support, and the money that flows through it all. What are developers talking about? What do app publishers and marketers need to know? How are politics impacting the App Store and app businesses? And which […]
Sarah Perez
The House and Senate finally agree on something: Robocalls November 15, 2019
In these times of political strife, it's nice that despite our differences we can still band together as a nation in the face of a catastrophe that affects us all equally. I speak, of course, of robocalls, and it seems that the House and Senate have put their differences aside for the present in order […]
Devin Coldewey
Those crappy pre-installed Android apps can be full of security holes November 15, 2019
If you’ve ever bought an Android phone, there’s a good chance you booted it up to find it pre-loaded with junk you definitely didn’t ask for. These pre-installed apps can be clunky, annoying to remove, rarely updated… and, it turns out, full of security holes. Security firm Kryptowire built a tool to automatically scan a […]
Greg Kumparak

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