Month: April 2018

NEWS ANALYSIS: While Facebook continues to publicly apologize for massive user privacy breaches, an NBC news report says Facebook sent a physician to major U.S. […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

NEWS ANALYSIS: While Facebook continues to publicly apologize for massive user privacy breaches, an NBC news report says Facebook sent a physician to major U.S. […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Formatting your microSD card for your Nintendo Switch will make it ready to use in seconds! If you’re anything like me, the meager 32GB of storage […] Read the original post by Luke Filipowicz

A Tesla wreck, an EPA rollback, and a city simulator Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Sony’s redesigned 2018 PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset still isn’t gold, but it is a winner. Read our full WIRED review. Read the original post by Jeffrey Van Camp

FILE PHOTO: A logo of Toshiba Corp is seen on a printed circuit board in this photo illustration taken in Tokyo July 31, 2012. REUTERS/Yuriko […] Read the original post by Reuters

Surfing the web on your phone is about to get a whole lot better. Read the original post by Josie Colt

Some people are born to be tabulous, while others (like me) are mostly anti-tab. I’m referring to the tabbed windows in Safari, which can multiply […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

New products include a 450-pound, ballistically hardened “data bunker” storage appliance and cloud-based data-protection software. The company had not been in the cloud-software business previously. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Google’s data centers continue to use both renewable and non-renewable energy, but company moving closer to 100 percent clean energy use. Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

Google’s data centers continue to use both renewable and non-renewable energy, but company moving closer to 100 percent clean energy use. Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

An algorithm tailored to individual brain activity shows it can boost memory with electrical zaps. Read the original post by Robbie Gonzalez

Insuring against hacks and breaches can be a lucrative business—but also presents unique challenges. Read the original post by Josephine Wolff

Apple thinks it is critically important that everyone learn how to code. It may not help you in your job directly, but it teaches useful […] Read the original post by Jason Cross

Snapchat today began implementing Apple’s TrueDepth camera technology in its Lenses selfie feature for the first time. The silent update means iPhone X owners who […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick