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Posted: 15 Jan 2015 07:01 AM PST

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	Thursday, January 15, 2015

	Leak may reveal a new feature in the iPhone 6s that will have a huge impact on performance
	When Apple first announced the iPhone 6 in late 2014, some smartphone enthusiasts scoffed at the fact that Apple still “only” included 1GB of RAM in the handset. Of course, subsequent performance tests reaffirmed the fact that specs on paper never tell the whole story, and the iPhone 6 absolutely slaughtered quad-core rivals with 2GB and 3GB of RAM in several key performance tests. Despite the fact that Apple’s iPhones are already class leaders when it comes to performance, a new report on Thursday suggests that Apple is preparing to make a huge change that will potentially have a dramatic impact on the performance of this year’s iPhone 6s. More →
	This year’s Oscar nominations were just announced – here are the details
	This year’s Academy Awards nominations just got announced and as predicted, the big winners were The Grand Budapest Hotel and Birdman, which both led the way with nine Oscar nods. We’ve posted a list of the biggest award categories below but be sure to check out The Academy Awards’ official page to get the full list. More →

	New leak details what might be the best Android phablet of 2015
	HTC’s 2014 flagship phone, the HTC One M8, was the most beautiful smartphone that debuted last year. Of course, it also featured terrific performance and a gorgeous display to match its fantastic design. In 2015, the world is waiting to see what HTC comes up with once again, and this year it looks like the company’s flagship HTC One M9 will be accompanied by a larger phablet model as HTC looks to continue its rebound. More →
	There's something for almost everyone to hate about the Comcast-TWC merger
	Unless you’re an executive at Comcast or Time Warner Cable, there’s probably a good reason for you to oppose the two companies’ merger. Whether you’ve dealt with either company’s miserable customer service, been slapped with unexplained fee hikes, or just are sick of seeing the home broadband market dominated by a tiny number of players who have set up their own regional monopolies… these are all solid reasons to oppose Comcast and TWC’s proposed union. More →
	Apple ripoff master Xiaomi just announced worthy iPhone 6 Plus rivals
	Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone maker that has seen tremendous success selling affordable Android handsets in China and other markets, and whose various products have more than once heavily borrowed design inspirations from competing Apple products, is now out with a couple of new affordable phablets meant to take on the iPhone 6 Plus. More →
	Spiral 2 is the first modular smartphone you'll be able to buy
	Google on Wednesday unveiled more details about its modular smartphone plans at the Project Ara Developers Conference, announcing the first such handset that interested fans are going to be able to buy. Set to debut in Puerto Rico later this year, where Google will conduct its first market test, the first Project Ara phone will not be the high-end Android handset you may have been fantasizing about. But that's not necessarily a bad thing, considering that Project Ara is a modular smartphone, which you should be able to turn into a flagship-like handset in no time, assuming certain modules will become immediately available for purchase. More →
	Bought the wrong app on your new iPhone 6? Here's how to get a refund… in Europe
	iOS users in Europe have recently been given a special iTunes refund feature that lets them easily get their money back for any type of digital content purchased from Apple's stores as long as the claim is made within 14 days after purchase. More →
	Is this the most shameless iPhone ripoff of all time?
	There are times when it’s highly debatable whether someone is ripping off the iPhone. This isn’t one of those times. More →
	Leak reveals first details surrounding Samsung's 2015 tablet lineup
	We’ve already had a heaping helping of Samsung smartphone news to kick off the new year (with plenty more to come), but all has been quiet on the tablet front in January. At least that was the case, until SamMobile published a report on Wednesday claiming that the South Korean company is currently hard at work on four new tablets in the Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Note lines. More →
	Samsung's not done trying to create the perfect Apple Watch rival
	Samsung has released a variety of smartwatches so far that have run a total of four different operating systems, all before Apple even unveiled its first smartwatch this past fall. More →

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Lassana Bathily, "héros" de la prise d'otage de l'Hyper Cacher, sera naturalisé français mardi

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 06:52 AM PST

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Le "héros" de la prise d'otage à l'Hyper Cacher va être naturalisé

Le ministre de l'Intérieur a annoncé que Lassana Bathily, employé du supermarché attaqué par Coulibaly, aurait la nationalité française mardi. Il avait caché des clients dans la chambre froide lors de la prise d'otages.

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8 Ways Snow Makes You A Happier Person

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Oscar nominations are in!

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 05:31 AM PST

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The 2015 Oscar Nominations Are Being Announced Right Now

The Oscar nominations will be announced at 8:30 a.m. ET. "Star Wars" honcho J.J. Abrams will join Alfonso Cuarón, who won Best Director last year for "Gravity," to announce the technical categories. Eight minutes later, Chris Pine and Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president Cheryl Boone Isaacs will announce the top awards, marking the first time all 24 categories will be unveiled during the live telecast in Los Angeles.

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Algérie: le corps de l'ex-otage Hervé Gourdel a été retrouvé

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 05:28 AM PST

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Algérie: le corps de l'ex-otage Hervé Gourdel retrouvé

Des sources sécuritaires côté algériens ont annoncé ce jeudi que la dépouille du Français a été découverte lors de nouvelles recherches de l'armée. Le guide de haute-montagne avait été enlevé le 21 septembre et tué le lendemain.

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HUFFPOLLSTER: Obama's Approval Is Up, But By How Much?

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 05:26 AM PST

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Obama's Approval Is Up, But By How Much?

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New national polls released on Wednesday confirm a rise in President Obama's approval rating. Republicans lose their post-election advantage as the party Americans prefer to set the agenda. And many blame a double standard for hurting women in business. This is HuffPollster for Thursday, January 15, 2015.

OBAMA'S APPROVAL REBOUNDS IN TWO POLLS - Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Anthony Salvanto, and Fred Backus: "President Obama's overall job approval rating has risen seven points since last October, although it still remains below 50 percent. Forty-six percent of Americans now approve of the job the president is doing, while just as many disapprove. His approval rating is now at the level it was a year ago. The bump up in his approval comes largely from his own party and independents. Forty-five percent of independents now approve of the job Mr. Obama is doing, up 11 points from October….Mr. Obama appears to be getting some credit for an improving economy. Forty-three percent say Mr. Obama's policies have helped the economy, while fewer -- 34 percent -- say his policies have hurt." [CBS]

Helped by shift in economic views - Pew Research: "The latest national survey by the Pew Research Center, conducted Jan. 7--11 among 1,504 adults, finds that Obama’s job approval has risen five points since December (42%). The president’s job rating changed very little over the course of 2014. Obama is being helped by a steady improvement in public views of the nation’s economy. Currently, 27% say the economic conditions are excellent or good, up from 16% a year ago. Perhaps more important, almost twice as many expect the economy to be better than worse a year from now (31% vs. 17%). For the first time in five years, more Americans say Obama’s economic policies have made conditions better (38%) than worse (28%); 30% say they have not had much of an effect. And Obama engenders more confidence on the economy than do the leaders of the new Republican majority in Congress. But the new survey finds stubborn skepticism about the strength of the economic recovery, and little evidence that people think that their personal financial fortunes have improved. " [Pew]

But approval remains flat in a third poll - Dana Blanton: "As the 114th Congress gets underway, the vast majority of voters continue to give legislators the thumbs down, and many people are unfamiliar with the leaders on Capitol Hill. Still, a majority thinks the new GOP-led Congress will trump the president in the next two years. Only a third of voters, however, say that’s a good thing….When it comes to individual performances, Obama’s job rating is similar to his personal favorable rating -- both are virtually flat despite low gasoline prices and improving views of the economy. Currently 42 percent of voters approve of the job he’s doing, while 52 percent disapprove. Last month it was 42--53. " [Fox]

How much has Obama's rating increased? The answer, as Brendan Nyhan recently put it, depends on how much you trust the most recent polls. The default trend line of the HuffPollster chart, which tracks and combines all of the publicly available national polls, estimates Obama's current approval rating at 44.4 percent, up just one point since late October. Approval rises 3.6 points, to 46.2 percent, when we set the chart to "less smoothing," an option which makes the trend line more sensitive to shifts in opinion. Two factors argue that the "less smoothing" setting is more valid: First, of the six new polls released on Wednesday, including the latest daily tracking from Gallup and Rasmussen and the weekly update from YouGov, all except the new Fox poll show an approval percentage above the default chart's current 44.4 percent. Second, over the first six years of the Obama administration, the "less smooth" trend introduces little or no variation that appears truly random, while it also picks up real movement -- like Obama's short-lived bump following the death of Osama bin Laden in May 2011 -- that the default trend washes out. [Pollster default trend, "less smoothing" trend, @BrendanNyhan]

Not everyone is more enthusiastic - HuffPollster: "Democrats have wrestled with how much credit to take for a shift that has yet to personally benefit many Americans. Surveys, however, show a widespread sense that the national economy is growing stronger. Measures of economic confidence, which were negative for nearly seven years, crossed into positive territory at the end of December and have since continued to climb….Republicans themselves remain largely exempt from the growing optimism. Those in the Pew survey were 25 points less likely than Democrats to rate the economy as excellent or good, while an Economist/YouGov poll found that just 7 percent of Republicans think the nation is headed in the right direction." [HuffPost]

NATION SPLIT ON WHICH PARTY SHOULD LEAD - Andrew Dugan: "Americans are divided on which part of their divided government should have more influence over the direction the nation takes -- Democratic President Barack Obama (40%) or the Republicans in Congress (43%)....Republicans have, after their electoral victory last November, assumed control of both chambers of Congress, but appear to have lost their immediate post-election glow. Just after the midterm elections that so decisively favored Republicans, 53% of Americans said they would prefer that Republicans in Congress have more influence over the nation's direction, whereas 36% opted for Obama, for a GOP-tilted spread of 17 percentage points. The spread is now within the margin of error, though mostly as a result of Republicans losing support -- 10 points -- rather than Obama gaining it. The 40% of Americans now preferring that Obama have the greater influence is only modestly higher than his record low of 36% set in November. Twelve percent of Americans, up from 8% in the last reading, do not choose a side, saying 'both' or 'neither' should have the greater influence….Fewer than four in 10 self-identified independents today say they would prefer that congressional Republicans have the edge in setting the nation's direction, down from a majority (53%) in November." [Gallup]

AMERICANS THINK WOMEN ARE HELD BACK BY DOUBLE STANDARDS - Pew: "According to the majority of Americans, women are every bit as capable of being good political leaders as men. The same can be said of their ability to dominate the corporate boardroom. And according to a new Pew Research Center survey on women and leadership, most Americans find women indistinguishable from men on key leadership traits such as intelligence and capacity for innovation….So why, then, are women in short supply at the top of government and business in the United States?...[T]opping the list of reasons, about four-in-ten Americans point to a double standard for women seeking to climb to the highest levels of either politics or business, where they have to do more than their male counterparts to prove themselves. Similar shares say the electorate and corporate America are just not ready to put more women in top leadership positions." [Pew]

THURSDAY'S 'OUTLIERS' - Links to the best of news at the intersection of polling, politics and political data:

-Mentions of jobs as a problem hit a 6-year low. [Gallup]

-Americans recognize an improvement in the broader economy, but many don't see their own situations improving. [YouGov]

-Romney leads Bush two-to-one in a head-to-head matchup among Republicans. [YouGov via @ForecasterEnten]

-The French have positive views of both Jews and Muslims. [Pew]

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Cheat Sheet - ISIS Gaining Ground, Despite U.S. Strikes

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 05:22 AM PST

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	January 15, 2015

FUBAR

1. ISIS Gaining Ground, Despite U.S. Strikes

American jets have been pounding Syria for months, but ISIS has only gained key terrain, report Tim Mak and Nancy A. Youssef.

Read it at The Daily Beast

New Dawn

2. Unscalable Wall Scaled at Yosemite

Tommy Caldwell and his climbing partner Kevin Jorgeson summited El Capitan's foreboding Dawn Wall in Yosemite Park on Wednesday—an accomplishment 3,000 feet and 55 years in the making, reports James Joiner.

Read it at The Daily Beast

NOT CHARLIE

3. Pope: 'One Cannot Make Fun of Faith'

Pope Francis said Thursday that free speech doesn't cover insulting religion, barely a week after the Charlie Hebdo massacre. "One cannot provoke, one cannot insult other people's faith, one cannot make fun of faith," the pope said in Italian. "Every religion has its dignity… and I cannot make fun of it," he continued. "In freedom of expression, there are limits, like in regard to my mom. ... If he says a swear word against my mother, he's going to get a punch in the nose."

Read it at Crux

On the trail

4. Spies Scramble to Unravel Hebdo Mystery

American jihadi Anwar al-Awlaki was clearly at the heart of the Paris attacks. To prevent future tragedies, intelligence agents must work out how his network continues to thrive after his death, report Tim Mak and Nancy A. Youssef.

Read it at The Daily Beast

STUNG

5. ISIS Wannabe Arrested in Ohio

An Ohio man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly planning to bomb the U.S. Capitol after authorities saw him tweet about "jihad." Christopher Lee Cornell, aka Raheel Mahrus Ubaydah, was allegedly planning to set off a series of bombs around the U.S. Capitol in an ISIS-inspired attack. The FBI arrested Cornell for allegedly attempting to kill a U.S. government official but initially started tracking him after noticing his tweets advocating for violent "jihad," according to government documents.

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" L'école ne peut pas résoudre tous les problèmes de la société "

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Thursday's Morning Email: Level of Al-Qaida Involvement in Paris Attacks Unclear

Posted: 15 Jan 2015 04:52 AM PST

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EXTENT OF AL-QAIDA INVOLVEMENT IN PARIS ATTACK DISPUTED "US and French intelligence officials are leaning toward an assessment that the Paris terror attacks were inspired by al-Qaida but not directly supervised by the group, a view that would put the violence in a category of homegrown incidents that are extremely difficult to detect and thwart." [AP]

ISIS CONTINUES TO GAIN GROUND IN SYRIA "More than three months of U.S. airstrikes in Syria have failed to prevent Islamic State militants from expanding their control in that country, according to U.S. and independent assessments, raising new concerns about President Barack Obama's military strategy in the Middle East." And after the ISIS CENTCOM Twitter hack, military families reconsider their online lives. [WSJ]

U.S. RELEASES FIVE GUANTANAMO PRISONERS The five prisoners, who had been held for over a dozen years, are being released to Oman and Estonia. [NYT]

SATELLITE IMAGES SHOW BOKO HARAM DEVASTATION "Satellite images show widespread destruction in two Nigerian towns that were recently attacked by Islamic extremists, an international human rights group said Wednesday. Amnesty International said the detailed images of Baga and Doron Baga, taken before and after the attack earlier this month, show that more than 3,700 structures were damaged or completely destroyed." [AP]

SECRET SERVICE FORCES FOUR TOP OFFICIALS OUT "The Secret Service is forcing out four of its most senior officials while two others are retiring -- the biggest management shake-up at the troubled agency since its director resigned in October after a string of security lapses. The departures will gut much of the Secret Service's upper management, which has been criticized in recent months by lawmakers and administration officials who say it has fostered a culture of distrust between agency leaders and its rank-and-file and made poor decisions that helped erode the quality of this once elite agency." See who's left in the leadership structure. [WaPo]

FORGET PRESCRIPTION DRUGS People are picking heroin over oxycodone and morphine. [Reuters]

ANOTHER UBER DRIVER HAS BEEN ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT The Illinois Uber X driver was charged with criminal sexual assault, unlawful restraint and kidnapping for an assault that allegedly took place July 31. [HuffPost]

MORTGAGE APPLICATIONS UP 49% From the week ending January 9 last year. [WSJ]

WHAT'S BREWING

CAESARS HAS A GAMBLING PROBLEM The company is looking to trim some of their $18.4 billion in debt by declaring bankruptcy for the Caesars Entertainment Operating Co. unit. [AP]

PROSECUTORS TRIED TO BLOCK ADNAN FROM 'SERIAL' FROM APPEALING "The wildly popular podcast 'Serial' is over, but the real-life case continued Wednesday with prosecutors seeking to deny Adnan Syed's Hail Mary attempt to appeal his murder conviction." [HuffPost]

TWO AMERICANS CONQUER 'IMPOSSIBLE' YOSEMITE ROCK CLIMB "Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson became the first to 'free-climb' the rock formation's Dawn Wall, a feat that many had considered impossible. They used ropes and safety harnesses to catch them in case of a fall, but relied entirely on their own strength and dexterity to ascend by grasping cracks as thin as razor blades and as small as dimes." [WaPo]

OSCAR NOMINATIONS ANNOUNCED TODAY Fingers crossed for Miles Teller… [CNN]

COFFEE GENIUS: THE NASA OF COLUMBIA "I'm standing in a room filled with chemistry sets, infrared sensors, lab notebooks, and hundreds upon hundreds of zip locked bags of coffee beans, each looking exactly the same but each tasting ever so slightly different. A man named Gustavo shakes out 11 grams of coffee in a bag labeled with a six-digit number, and pops it into an industrial-looking machine. He pours out exactly 150 milliliters of water, puts it in the machine, and heats it to exactly 194 degrees. A couple minutes later, I'll try the best cup of coffee I've ever had in my life." [Motherboard]

THE CAST FOR 'WET HOT AMERICAN SUMMER' IS COMPLETELY STACKED The return of the 2001 cult-classic could not have more of our favorites. [Vanity Fair]

GWYNETH TALKS BRAD PITT, BEN AFFLECK BREAK-UPS Guess who was the one that got away? [Vanity Fair]

KEEP THE WEIGHT OFF "An estimated 20 percent of overweight and obese Americans have lost weight and kept it off -- which might make you feel alternately inspired and a little underwhelmed. There are a lot of opinions about losing weight, but what many dieters learn firsthand is that it can be just as difficult, if not more so, to maintain that weight loss, and yet the discussion surrounding maintenance is noticeably quieter." [HuffPost]

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FORGET YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION "January 1 is no longer a new beginning, it's a deadline. Don't think that you can hide behind your cart full of cute PJs and juice boxes in the Target checkout line … I expect that you've been guilting yourself into being a better, thinner, more patient and more awake YOU than you were in 2014? Happy New Year!" [HuffPost]

BEFORE YOU GO

~ The rise of Yik Yak, an app that allows you to share anonymous posts with people nearby.

~ If you're a fish in a river near a major music festival, you may soon be tripping on ecstasy.

~ When Maroon 5 shows up at your wedding...

~ In blackhole news, here are 49 epic Wikipedia entries.

~ You look at art in museums around the world, but what does the art look at?

~ Avatar 2 is delayed until 2017.

~ Would you be a good restaurant manager?

~ This might be the scariest found footage movie for today's Internet-obsessed generation.

~ Relax and watch lava drip into the ocean.

~ What's in imitation crab meat.

~ And ICYMI, Vogue declared the Ugg boot to be back in style -- so you're totally justified on slogging through the wintery mix in the ugliest boots around.

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