en-gh-hotdailynews: 2015-06-04 Ghana Sci/Tech

Despite drivers protest: DVLA maintains seat belt policy
Pulse.com.gh
Addressing the media at a press conference on Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the DVLA, Rudolph Beckley indicated that the authority will ensure that seat belts are fitted in all motor vehicles by end of December, 2015 before the enforcement.
DVLA to maintain seatbelt policy   Citifmonline
We won't allow illiterates to drive – DVLA tells irate drivers   Starr 103.5 FM
DVLA justifies computer based test requirement for issuance of drivers licence   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation
BusinessGhana
GhanaWeb
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Drivers arrested for using fake E-roadworthiness stickers
GhanaWeb
The Motor Traffic and Transport Department (MTTD) of the Ghana Police Service has arrested 314 drivers for using fake electronic roadworthiness stickers. DSP Alexander Obeng, Director for Education, Research and Training at MTTD, said the culprits were ...

Drivers cautioned to use appropriate channels to renew licenses   Ghana Broadcasting Corporation

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Microsoft shows Windows 10 at Computex
The Star Online
AMBITIOUS: Microsoft wants to get one billion devices using Windows 10 by the end of the decade. — AFP. During its keynote address at the Taipei International Convention Center, Microsoft showcased the improvements its next operating system will bring ...

Windows 10 arrives on July 29   CNET (blog)
Windows 10 by July end   The Hindu
ATMs Could Be Among First to Upgrade to Windows 10   NBCNews.com
PCWorld
Mashable
TechCrunch
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Apple recalls Beats speakers due to fire risk
Times of India
SAN FRANCISCO: Apple has announced it is recalling Beats Pill XL wireless speakers because of danger batteries might get so hot they ignite in flames. "Apple has determined that, in rare cases, the battery in Beats Pill XL may overheat and pose a fire ...

Digits: Blog Highlights   Wall Street Journal
The heat is on: Apple recalls some Beats Pill XL speakers   The Star Online
Apple recalls Beats Pill speakers after overheating reports   New Zealand Herald

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War never changes: Fallout 4 officially announced
Brisbane Times
The presumed player character, a friendly dog and a garage featuring a set of power armour is seen in this still from the trailer. It began with a single black-and-white image: a 1950s style TV test pattern superimposed with the words "please stand by". Beneath ...

Fallout 4 post-apocalypse likely to be out this year   Stuff.co.nz
'Fallout 4' Confirmed Release Date: Highly Anticipated Bethesda Game Now ...   Youth Health Magzine
'Fallout 4' Graphics Look Underwhelming Compared With 'The Witcher 3'   Tech Times
Bangkok Post
New York Daily News
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Weird wobbling moons observed in the Pluto system
Los Angeles Times
Astronmer say the Pluto system is more bizarre and complicated than anyone expected. Observations made with the Hubble Space Telescope suggest the dwarf planet's four smallest moons -- Nix, Hydra, Kerberos and Styx -- wobble in their orbits and tumble ...

Astronomers Describe the Chaotic Dance of Pluto's Moons   New York Times
Astronomers Describe the Chaotic Dance and Planetlike System of Pluto's Moons   NDTV
Watch the drunken wobble of Pluto's smaller moons   CNET
The Register
Firstpost
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Tim Cook: Users' privacy under attack from tech giants
Irish Examiner
The chief executive of Apple has warned consumers their privacy is under attack from tech companies lulling them into a false sense of security. Tim Cook said Silicon Valley companies are “gobbling up” everything they can learn about their customers in an ...

Tim Cook trash talks, Sheryl Sandberg's moving essay and other links   Upstart
'It's Wrong': Apple CEO Slams Rivals for Making Money Off Your Data   NBCNews.com
Tim Cook Tears Into Personal Data-Based Advertising   Newsy
Slate Magazine (blog)
USA TODAY
CNBC
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Update your Skype now: Users discover code that can crash your account
Daily Mail
A simple eight character code has the ability to crash Skype, and cause it to keep crashing, until you install a new version of the app. The error seems to occur if you send the characters http://: or receive a message containing those characters. The characters ...

Here's one way to fix Skype if it keeps crashing   Atlanta Journal Constitution

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