Watch out for Windows 10 installing itself, Russia gives Google a kicking, Microsoft announces cross-platform gaming, Netflix tests Data Saver option, and online dating as a man dressed as a woman. Windows 10 Can Now Install Itself If you have so far resisted the allure of Windows 10, deciding instead to stick with Windows 7 […]
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It’s time to update Adobe Flash (again), guns are still available on Facebook, Wikipedia’s iOS app gets better, call 200 people at once on Line, and Dynamo creates everyday illusions for Samsung. Another Day, Another Adobe Flash Fix It may surprise you to learn that Adobe has discovered a host of vulnerabilities in the latest […]
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Amazon removes Fire OS encryption, Apple supports users through Twitter, Amazon adds new devices to the Echo family, the founder of Oculus VR takes Apple to task, and Morgan Freeman thinks selfie sticks are dumb. Amazon Deprecates Encryption Support ZOMG: encryption in Amazon devices is gone! They removed it! I have no idea what it […]
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Self-driving cars are commanding a lot of media attention right now and drones are set to change our lives, but not every technological breakthrough receives the same level of coverage in the mainstream news. Despite how quick technology advances, you may not be aware of some of the more obscure — but fascinating all the same — products and innovations that […]
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Prepare yourself for PC vs Mac, Google’s self-driving car crashes into a bus, the Raspberry Pi 3 is now available, bar.foo lets Google engineers tell their stories, and what happens when you stick a GoPro in a lava lamp. Microsoft Wages War on Apple Microsoft has rolled out a brand new advertising campaign aimed at […]
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Linux Mint website hacked, Apple calls for a Government commission, Snapchat’s new temporary custom geofilters, Facebook’s video birthday wishes, and meta-lego building. Linux Mint Website Hacked Beware of hacked ISOs if you downloaded Linux Mint on February 20th! https://t.co/cexMF2USWS — Linux Mint (@Linux_Mint) February 21, 2016 Hackers have attacked the Linux Mint site, leaving hundreds […]
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