When Microsoft launched the touch-optimized Windows 8 OS in October 2012, they were heavily banking on the prediction that touch-enabled laptops and desktops will be the next big thing in computing. Although this move was already viewed as bold at the time, the tech giant was constantly being reassured by industry analysts such as IDC.Read More >> Continue reading Touch-screen Laptops: No Chance for Success?
Alex Blaszczuk, who was in a severe car crash in 2011 that left her a quadriplegic, is using Google Glass to take photos, send messages to friends and more.Read More >> Continue reading Google Glass Gives Life Back To Paralyzed Woman
Let’s face it. Date-rape drugs and roofies are a reality we cannot run away from. If mixed in your drink, they can knock you out and it almost always results in bad things happening to you. The Read More >> Continue reading The Anti-Rape Cups
Samsung is preparing to fit its forthcoming Galaxy Note 3 smartphone with a whopping battery pack to keep the device ticking, long after its rivals are forced to stop for a refill, reports have claimed.Read More >> Continue reading Galaxy Note 3: Phablet Batter Problem Solved?
CPS, Cloud-storage and other 8 tech terms, which has to be learnt by 2014.Read More >> Continue reading Tech Dictionary of Geeks, 2014
Bitcoin.org released a security advisory over the weekend warning the Bitcoin community that any Bitcoin wallet generated on any Android device is insecure and open to theft. The insecurity appears to stem from a flaw in the Android Java SecureRandom class, which under certain circumstances can produce numbers that aren't truly nondeterministic. This can allow an attacker to work out a victim's cryptographic private key. … Continue reading Android Bitcoins Wallets are Still Unsafe
