Month: September 2017

Samsung’s Galaxy Note8 is a premium phablet with the features to help Note7 users forget about the company’s past mistakes. But will it deliver on […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

The Internet is a terrifying place, and Objective Development’s Little Snitch 4 ($49) has tried for many years to help keep your Mac locked down […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Microsoft is removing the tedium of manually configuring IoT devices with an automated service that can be used to provision millions of devices. Read the original post by Evan Selleck

iOS 11 has a hidden feature that automatically answers a phone call for you. This can be a cellular call or a VoIP call from […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Files app in iOS 11 is a fully fledged, cloud enabled file system on your iPhone and iPad. Which means you can use it a […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Jaguar Land Rover unveils an all-electric E-type, and promises much more battery power in its future. Read the original post by Alex Davies

Ten years ago, the tech world shifted dramatically with the arrival of the first pocket computer, better known as Apple’s original iPhone. The combination of […] Read the original post by Michael deAgonia

Google wants to show enterprises how to protect G Suite in the wake of a phishing campaign against Gmail users earlier this year. Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Moves to prepare the spaceport for Irma’s destructive winds and torrential rain started on Wednesday. Read the original post by Robin Seemangal

Russia, China, US are rushing to weaponize artificial intelligence. Read the original post by Tom Simonite

The new EV is a different kind of challenge to Tesla’s Model 3 and Chevy’s Bolt EV. Read the original post by Jack Stewart

The Internet Research Agency, which appears to have purchased thousands of bogus political ads on Facebook, may be defunct, but its work may not be […] Read the original post by Issie Lapowsky

The Circle 2 improves on its predecessor is every way, but you have to spend a little extra to unlock all its goodness. Read the original post by Michael Ansaldo

A range of Industrial PC’s from Amplicon are Apollo Lake based and powered by the Intel Atom E3950 processor. A feature of the PCs is […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

Backing a crowdfunded project is a risk because more often than not, you are backing a project whose project might not even have materialized yet. […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo