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TEXXR is a tech news intelligence platform built on 210,000+ articles from 2005 to present. It turns daily coverage into long-term understanding — using vector embeddings, entity extraction, and a knowledge graph of 369,000+ structured relationships to surface patterns that no single article reveals.

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White-box cell phones

At the Mobile Identity Workshop today Doc Searls led a discussion of white-box, or open phones.  The problem is that, at least in the US, phones are tied to a particular carrier and have features crip...

Doc Searls

The joy of the hack

A reporter just called me and wanted to talk about my virus, Elk Cloner, that I wrote back in 1982, when I was in the 9th grade.  Apparently it's the 25th anniversary of the virus and since I wrote th...

Elk Cloner

Books: Mapped

One of the first things I did upon moving to New York City was to buy some books about this great metropolis: guide books, historical accounts, collections of stories from famous reporters.  My excite...

Hi-def DVD security is bypassed

The encryption on high-definition DVDs has been bypassed, the consortium backing the copy protection system on discs has confirmed.  —  At the end of last year a hacker claimed he had defeated the pro...