A startup business which develops a JavaScript-based plug-in made headlines early this week for what has been described as a “nefarious” activity of scouring the personal email address of LinkedIn users. Turns out, there was a slight misconception about what really happened with the exposed email addresses, or how they were collected.
Yahoo plans to mount its own video-sharing platform
YouTube is undoubtedly second to none in the video-sharing business on the Web. But that ranking is going to be challenged by close competitor Yahoo, which reportedly plans to create its own video-sharing platform under the stewardship of CEO Marissa Mayer, previously a key executive at Google.
Samsung officially announced Galaxy Tab 4 series
Samsung officially announced Galaxy Tab 4 series in a press release today. The announcement was expected to be made at the MWC 2014 this year but it didn’t happen due to some reason. Samsung is introducing 3 models in their latest Galaxy Tab 4 series including Galaxy Tab 7.0 with 7 inches, Galaxy Tab 8.0 […]
Galaxy S5 named best smartphone display by DisplayMate
There were many rumors about Samsung coming with a higher resolution display for their Galaxy S5 but that was not the case when the phone was unveiled at Mobile World Congress. A lot of users were disappointed with the 1920 x 1080 resolution used on the 5.1 inch display of Galaxy S5 as it is […]
Pono Player Kickstarter crossed $5 million in funding
When it comes to MP3 players, we all know that Apple’s iPod is on top and a lot of people prefer to use iPods to listen to music. There have been many other attempts by different companies to enter the market like ZUNE from Microsoft but none made an impact like Apple’s iPod did.
Philips smart TV wireless network vulnerable to attacks
Cyber criminals have found another technique to wreak havoc on online users by remotely controlling some Philips smart TV models that researchers say contain firmware which opens the Miracast wireless network to vulnerabilities.