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Windows 10 October 2018 Update has broken iCloud | TechRadar

Apple and Microsoft are working together on a fix.

If users try to install the latest version of iCloud for Windows 10, version 7.7.0.27 with the October 2018 Update already installed, an error message appears saying that “iCloud for Windows requires Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10 (April 2018 Update) and earlier.”

If you have the app already installed, then you may find there are several issues when using the software to sync your files and photos with Apple’s cloud storage service.

Source: Windows 10 October 2018 Update has broken iCloud | TechRadar

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Jeannette police handles crime with a hashtag on new Twitter account | TribLIVE

A little bird is now helping Jeannette police tweet local concerns and warrants issued via social media.

The official Twitter account City of Jeannette Police Department went live this month. The account is run by police Chief Shannon Binda and his staff.

Aside from the goal of reaching more people, Binda believes Twitter may appeal to a younger audience as well.

“It’s just another social media outlet that people will go to,” Binda said. “I’m not a Facebook person, but I have a Twitter account.”

Source: Jeannette police handles crime with a hashtag on new Twitter account | TribLIVE

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Trump blasted for criticizing SEAL in charge of killing bin Laden

A retired Army general blasted as “disgusting” President Trump’s remarks denigrating a former Navy SEAL who oversaw the 2011 operation to take out Osama bin Laden for not killing the September

Trump, in an interview with “Fox News Sunday,” lashed out at McRaven after being asked by host Chris Wallace about a remark the former commando made in 2017 that the president’s attacks on the media were “the greatest threat to democracy” he has seen in his lifetime.

Source: Trump blasted for criticizing SEAL in charge of killing bin Laden

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Italian town catches 58,000 speeding cars in two weeks – BBC News

When the tiny Italian town of Acquetico set up a trial speed camera, it did not expect to see a probable record: 58,568 speeding offences in just two weeks.

Local mayor Alessandro Alessandri set up the pilot after dozens of the 120 residents complained about speeding.

But even he could hardly believe the results that arrived on his desk.

The data showed, on average, a speeding car passed every few minutes in the 50km/h (31mph) zone – with the worst offender reaching 135km/h (84mph).

“It’s really madness, considering that we have inhabitants who regularly move within the village and cross the road,” Mayor Alessandri told Italy’s Ansa news agency.

Source: Italian town catches 58,000 speeding cars in two weeks – BBC News