Month: March 2019

We would like to inform all our readers that we have changed our official logo and website design. Unlike the previous website design, the new […] Read the original post by Haider Ali Khan

Apple CEO Tim Cook and other executives are getting deeply involved with the behind-the-scenes production of the company’s original television shows, which are set to […] Read the original post by Mitchel Broussard

Sometimes you’ll receive a group message that includes a person not listed in your Contacts. This person will be represented by a a stock […] Read the original post by Anders Batten

Samsung’s big 2019 flagship Android phones deliver in more ways than you’d think. Read the original post by Jeffrey Van Camp

If you measure the polarization of a photon, you instantly change it. Utility companies could use this fact to detect snoops trying to invade the […] Read the original post by Sophia Chen

The Media Browser in macOS’s Open dialog was a powerful addition many years ago. You may not even know it’s called that: it’s the area […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

Keep fit at your desk. Today only, Woot is offering the Cubii Pro Bluetooth Under Desk Elliptical for just $249 via its Amazon store. That saves […] Read the original post by Louryn Strampe

A Reddit user under the pseudonym FusionxGamerz have discovered a new hidden “dark mode” in Facebook Messenger. In order to access it, users need to send […] Read the original post by adminfsd

Team Google’s Project Zero has released information about the “extremely dangerous” vulnerability in the kernel of the operating system Apple macOS, which in some cases […] Read the original post by adminfsd

The bone conduction technology is no longer a novelty. A number of companies produce headphones that support this mode, and some experimenting with the transmission […] Read the original post by adminfsd

According to the resource ETNews, some time ago, representatives of Samsung Display introduced by Apple and Google with their foldable displays. The South Korean company […] Read the original post by adminfsd

Start with a sort of crash test dummy that has creepily realistic human ears, then add a bunch of road noise. Repeat. Read the original post by Alex Davies

The vice president of the Law Institute at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences says fears that Huawei is helping the government spy on others […] Read the original post by Zhou Hanhua

Huawei says Chinese law prohibits the government from ordering it to install backdoors for spying. US lawyers say a law’s text isn’t always the final […] Read the original post by Tom Simonite

February’s best iOS games Image by Nitrome Mention the word February at random, and I’d say the minds of most folks drift to thoughts of love, relationships, […] Read the original post by Leif Johnson