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Good morning! Here's the technology news you need to know this Tuesday. 1. The FBI says it has hacked into the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone without Apple's help. The fact that the FBI was apparently able to get the encrypted data without Apple's help raised new security questions about Apple's devices. 2. Instagram is trying to calm down some of its highest-profile users over new changes being introduced to the app. The photo app plans to completely change the way its feed works by algorithmically ranking photos, instead of showing them in reverse chronological order. 3. Japan's NTT Data Corp has agreed to buy Dell's IT consulting division for over $3 billion. NTT Data Corp wants to expand in North America and improve its services business. 4. The Google.com search engine could be accessed briefly in mainland China on Sunday. Chinese internet users put posts online saying they were able to use Google's search engine through Google.com, Google.com.hk, Google.com.vn, Google.com.sg. 5. Oracle wants $9.3 billion in damages from Google over Android's use of certain parts of Java, a programming language acquired by Oracle. The next round of Oracle's ongoing copyright lawsuit against Google will begin on May 9. |
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