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GrayKey Device to Unlock iPhones Could Leave Phones in Vulnerable State
The GrayKey is a gray box that can easily crack your iPhone security. Is there a need for such a device? Should it even exist?
Windows 10 Update Makes Last Minute Change Because of Blue Screen of Death Issues
Microsoft just saved all its Windows 10 users a heck of a lot of trouble. After finding an issue with the Windows 10 update, it scrapped the update, fixed the issue and set the new version for release.
Nintendo’s Next Gaming System Might Feature a Dual Screen
Nintendo has been a major player in the gaming scene for quite some time now. A recent patent shows they’re considering a dual-screen system.
Gmail’s New Design to Incorporate Elements from Inbox App
Rumors and leaked images of Gmail’s new design say it’s now about to be exciting as well as reliable.
Dubai Will Be Introducing Smart License Plates
After smartphones, smart TVs, and smart watches, we’ve been introduced to everything for our home that’s “smart.” Now we’re even reaching outside the home. Dubai will be introducing smart license plates.
Chrome OS Gains Touch Support to Make It Viable on Tablets
What is the difference between Chrome OS and Android? The separation just became more confusing with the addition of touch support in Chrome OS tablets.
Mark Zuckerberg: Most Facebook Users Should Assume Their Data Has Been Compromised
When the news of Facebook’s data breach became known, it sent many into a panic. Mark Zuckerberg admitted that most users should assume their data has been compromised.
Not Ready for Cloud Computing Yet? Buckle Up for Edge Computing
Now there’s another technology coming into play: edge computing. It’s not replacing cloud computing so much as implementing it to make your apps and devices work better overall.
Use Cloudflare’s New DNS Service to Speed Up the Internet While Also Protecting Your Data
Cloudflare seems to be solving two issues in one with their new Domain Name System (DNS) service. They are making claims of having the fastest DNS available presently while also promising to keep your browsing history safe.
All Your Fears Imagined: Here’s What Google Knows About You
With all the talk surrounding what Facebook has been doing with data, people haven’t even been mentioning the information that Google collects. An IT consultant decided to find out what Google knew about him and was shocked.
VPNs Are Supposed to Keep Your Privacy, But Some Keep Logs on You as Well
One of the main reasons to use a VPN is to keep your information private, but some of the most popular VPNs are actually keeping logs on you, even after promising that they won’t.
The Danger of 2 Million Spotify Users Figuring Out How to Use It Ad-Free
At first it seems exciting to read that two-million Spotify users figured out how to use the service ad-free, as we all hate ads, especially when you want to listen to your music uninterrupted, but this isn’t really a good thing overall.
A Smartphone Battery Lasting a Month? 5G Could Make It So
Imagine not having to worry about charging your smartphone for an entire month. Lowell McAdam, the Verizon CEO, thinks it could happen along with 5G.
The Self-Driving Car Industry Experiences Its First Pedestrian Death
The self-driving car industry has experienced its first pedestrian death when an autonomous Uber car struck and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona.
IBM Still in the Game with a Computer Smaller than a Grain of Salt
While at one time people were amazed that we could fit a whole computer into a phone that we keep in our pockets, now IBM has created one that is smaller than a grain of salt.
Mozilla Working on Getting Rid of In-Page Popups
Mozilla wants to help eliminate in-page popups or at least provide something in the Firefox browser that makes it easier to work around them. Read on to find out more.
The Latest Use for 3D Printing: $4000 Homes in 24 Hours
An Austin-based startup has found a new way to use 3D printing. They’re using it to solve the housing crisis by creating homes for just $4000 that can be produced within 24 hours.