Laura TuckerData breaches can hit anywhere. It was confirmed that Toyota and Lexus dealerships in Japan suffered a data breach of customer data on March 21.
Do You Think Cybersecurity Has Become Obsolete?
It was recently suggested that Facebook’s latest password breach suggests that Internet users see cybersecurity as obsolete. Do you think cybersecurity has become obsolete?
Until You Have 5G, Google Stadia May Need Additional Hardware to Run Properly
Users of early versions of Google Stadia have reported that it can be difficult to play games smoothly. You may need additional hardware to play without 5G.
AI Algorithms Show More Accuracy at Determining Early Death Predictions
Artificial algorithms are now showing more accuracy determining early death, according to research using deep learning and random forest machine learning.
Get the Rantopad MXX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for Under $65
If you use the Rantopad MXX Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, you can truly get the best out of your gaming and enhance your gaming experience.
Viral Birth Year Twitter Hoax Will Lock You Out of Account
The viral birth year Twitter hoax promises a Twitter advantage if you change your birth year in your profile, but what really happens is you get locked out of your account.
Apple 2019 Event: Apple TV+, Apple News+, Apple Arcade, Apple Card
In addition to Apple TV+ news, at the Apple 2019 event on Monday we heard about three other services: Apple News+, Apple Arcade, and Apple Card.
Google Limiting Gmail Options in IFTTT by End of March
IFTTT sent ot a notice to users that a number of Gmail actions will no longer work in Applets at the end of March due to “Google implementing changes to their API ecosystem.”
Save with Humble Book Bundle: Web Programming by O’Reilly
No matter what you do on the Internet, someone invested some time in programming. If you’d like to learn more, check out the Humble Book Bundle – Web Programming by O’Reilly.
What Can Social Media Do to Prevent the Spread of Violence
With the news of the mosque shootings that were featured in a Facebook Live video and promoted on Twitter. What can social media do to prevent the spread of violence?
Nokia Phones Sending Data to Chinese Servers without User Knowledge
Some Nokia phones have been sending data back to servers in China without user consent. Nokia has admitted that this happened to Nokia 7 Plus phones.
Call of Duty Coming to iOS and Android. Pre-Register for Beta
Are you a COD fan? Activision has announced it will be launching Call of Duty: Mobile for iOS and Android soon, and you can sign up to be a beta tester today.
Choetech iPad Pro PU Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Case for Under $25
While the iPad Pro is a great mobile device in several ways, you can make it even better by turning it into a laptop by adding the Choetech iPad Pro PU Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Case.
Google Announces Stadia Game-Streaming Service
On Tuesday Google made it official at the Game Developers Conference and announce a new game-streaming service they are calling Stadia that works without a console.
Soundcore Truly-Wireless Earbuds, Liberty Neo by Anker, for Just $49.99
Using earbuds with wires trailing out of them are a thing of the past. You can forget about wires completely with the Soundcore Truly-Wireless Earbuds, Liberty Neo by Anker.
Google Breaking into the Game-Streaming Market
Google has been working on the idea to implement a game streaming service. In addition, this is expected to include the “Yeti” console.
Would It Upset You to Be Diagnosed by a Robot?
There isn’t any good way to b diagnosed with a potentially fatal disease, but there are ways that can make it better and worse. Would it upset you to be diagnosed by a robot?
Share Encrypted Files for Free with Mozilla’s Firefox Send
Mozilla solve the problem of not being able to share larger files by launching Firefox Send, a free, encrypted file-transfer service that allows you to share large files via a browser.