When it comes to MP3 players, we all know that Apple’s iPod is on top and a lot of people prefer to use iPods to listen to music. There have been many other attempts by different companies to enter the market like ZUNE from Microsoft but none made an impact like Apple’s iPod did.
Philips smart TV wireless network vulnerable to attacks
Cyber criminals have found another technique to wreak havoc on online users by remotely controlling some Philips smart TV models that researchers say contain firmware which opens the Miracast wireless network to vulnerabilities.
Google purging Play Store of suspicious apps
The clarion call is clear: app developers have 15 days after receipt of a notification on the updated Google Play Developer Program Policy to clean up their apps or remove the nefarious ones. That is the content of a circular email recently sent to developers.
Phishing site imitating Apple busted
A new phishing website that mimics the Apple site has been detected in the wild, but fortunately for users has been blocked by Google as of this posting. Con artists, or in this case cyber criminals, have been secretly scraping off personal sensitive user data such as credit card information and email address through appleidconfirm(dot)net.
BlackBerry planning on a comeback after near death
BlackBerry is planning to return to the limelight with an entirely renewed business focus, this time zeroing in on, or more aptly, returning to a keyboard-centric phone with the latest operating system.
Android KitKat 4.4.3 details leaked online
After Android Kitkat update 4.4.2, a lot of Nexus 5 users complained about the battery drain issue found on their Nexus 5 devices that happens because of abnormal usage of CPU through mm-qcamera-daemon process.
