Daily Monitor #53: 5 More Fun Google Search Easter Eggs

China Hacked the FDIC - and US Officials Covered It Up, Report Says

CNN | An investigative report released on Wednesday revealed shocking findings about the FDIC. According to the report, the Chinese government hacked into 12 computers and 10 servers. FDIC officials hid the hack after congressional investigators attempted to review the FDIC's cybersecurity policy.

Tougher Turing Test Exposes Chatbots’ Stupidity

MIT Technology Review | ​User: Siri, call me an ambulance. Siri: Okay, from now on I’ll call you “an ambulance.” It's situations like these that make you realize just how far computers still need to go before they have what us humans like to call, "common sense."

Dropbox Open-Sources Lepton, a Compression Algorithm That Cuts JPEG File Size by 22%

Venture Beat | "Lepton can both compress and decompress files, and for the latter, it can work while streaming—that is, files can be expanded back into full size as they are being sent over the network," writes Jordan Novat.

5 More Fun Google Search Easter Eggs

BetterCloud Monitor | Since it’s Friday, we thought we’d bring you a few more fun Google search Easter eggs. These great hidden tricks contain references to Doctor Who, pirates, video game aliens, and more. Check them out!

This New Google Camera Could Be Your New Watchdog

Fortune | Dropcam fans, rejoice! Google is now taking pre-orders of an outdoor version of Nest Cam, which is touted to keep an extra digital eye on its owner’s lawn while sending activity alerts and video to designated smartphones.

SaaS Updates for July 15, 2016

Microsoft extended the Office 365 Data Loss Prevention Policy Tips to OneDrive mobile apps for Android, iOS, and Universal Windows. Freshservice has integrated with DocuSign for paperless contract management. Box introduced the Box Node.js SDK, and finally, HipChat published a roundup of new recent features and improvements.