Mark Zuckerberg is building a new Facebook, Apple wants to put it right Siri and PlayStation 2 is celebrating 19 years

For three years, they have reported fake news in Moldova in Moldova before anything has finally happened. Three years of ignoring problems and then sudden intervention. The one that Facebook boasts of in PR on how it protects Moldovan elections. But it would probably not have happened if the three developers did not integrate into the development of Chrome extensions and subsequently failed to break through a personal meeting with one of the Facebook employees. Now that something similar has been achieved in the Czech Republic, Facebook has been ignoring us for years. And one more enlightening thing in  These Developers Say It Took Three Years And A Chance To Get To Facebook To Deal With Their Country's Fake News: reporting for "fake news" via Facebook mechanisms doesn't work anywhere. Which is logical, most of the "reporting" is there just to satisfy the user, nothing happens to them. So check out trolless.com.

New iPads and AirPods, Huawei makes Android and Windows replacement, youngster lived a week in VR

Huawei has officially  confirmed that it is developing its own operating system that can be deployed on its smartphones and other devices. Work on it began in 2012, when the United States began to ban ZTE products. At the same time, Huawei claims that this is an insurance policy in the event of an embargo and that it does not want to use the system voluntarily and intends to continue using Android and Windows.

HTC unveils when and which smartphones will end up with Android Pie

HTC unveiled cards on the table to update its older smartphones to Android 9.0 Pie. Three new smartphones - U11, U11 + and U12 + - can look forward to the new system.

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With Asus Eee devices, a bag has ripped lately. Although Eekoek is not the cheapest one today, the notion of Eee has probably come to the minds most. When the first version of Eeka appeared, it came with its own Linux system. First, everyone thought it was too slow on Windows, but this myth was later demolished. Today, netbooks are sold with different operating systems and are mostly customized by the manufacturer.

Google Threat Analysis Group Clement Lecigne, a security expert, has discovered a new and highly serious vulnerability in Google Chrome that allows a potential attacker to run arbitrary code and take control of the computer. Vulnerability is assigned CVE-2019-5786 and affects Chrome, Windows, Linux, and macOS versions.