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Apple likely to introduce 1704×960 screen resolution iPhone 6
A new report has surfaced with claims that Apple is going to introduce a 1704×960 screen resolution in the next iPhone. The new resolution of iPhone 6 will allow it to have the same aspect ratio as the iPhone 5s (16:9). However, it will have a much higher pixels per inch (PPI) than the current […]
Emerging Biometric Authentication Technologies: From Fingerprint Scanners to Brainwave Identification
The world has become that advanced in the area of digital security where biometric verification is the most secure methodology to authenticate an individual’s identity. This state-of-the-art invention has proven the fact that it is far safer and more convenient in this advanced first quarter of the 21st century as compared to other old and […]
BlackBerry rolls out budget Z3 in Indonesia
BlackBerry’s unclear future in the hardware business did not dampen the company’s plan to introduce a budget smartphone called the Z3 in Indonesia, where it once held 40 percent of the market until Samsung eroded all BlackBerry handsets on the shelves.
Click-fraud Trojan turns Windows computers into botnets
There’s a not-so-new Trojan malware that infects Windows computers running the Vista and 7 operating systems, even including the deceased XP. Trojan.Viknok, which emerged last year, is now shifting its aim to the privilege escalation vulnerabilities by obtaining administrative-level access to computers in order to convert the system into a botnet.
Twitter adds Mute functionality to iOS, Android and Web
Twitter has officially announced a new feature for its iOS, Android and web clients called Mute. It comes as a very welcome addition to the Twitter experience. It gives users the ability to select and turn off the posts of any user they follow, without unfollowing them. This feature is uni-directional only meaning only you will […]
