Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) happens every year to showcase the latest in the company’s software. In the past years, ever since the iOS debuted, the desktop operating system Mac OS has been in the background. The iOS has always been the one to steal the show, according to a source that would not […]
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Will Facebook’s Anonymous Login protect your privacy?
Facebook is now trying to regain the trust of its users who have grown doubtful about the way the social network handles privacy. The new approach is also geared towards generating more revenues.
Video calls and text chat comes to Snapchat
With a host of chatting Apps available across every platform, the competition is getting tough. Snapchat is feeling the pressure and today it is updating its App to add video calling and text messaging features for iOS and Android users. Offering text chat is a major step up for Snapchat. Many other Apps tried to […]
Google no longer scans student email accounts for ads
Google is making changes to its email scanning algorithms. The first step is to not scan any education email accounts i.e email accounts with a .edu extension. Google does its email scanning to better target ads towards the users of its services and show ads via its adsense network when a user is browsing the […]
HTC One M8 (2014) Review – The Greatest Android phone ever?
HTC One M7 was among the best Android smartphones in 2013. I reviewed the M7 last year and really loved the phone because of its beautiful design and clean UI. The HTC One M8 was introduced in March and I’ve used it for nearly a month now. Let’s see if the new HTC One could meet […]
Quantum physics is the next big thing in network security
There have been two recent progresses in industry and government efforts to install communications networks based on quantum physics, a huge step forward to securing data travelling at long distances and across borders.
