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Facebook could be revamping its mobile video service
The mobile video service for the Facebook app has been harshly criticized up until now for its terrible performance. But that might change soon after the social networking site added Chris Hartley and Bret Welch, founders of startup Switchcam, to its pool of talent.
Trillion dollar battery breakthrough is still a dream for electric car companies
Tesla and Nissan are the two major car companies that have fully invested in the electric car future. Tesla made it to the top with its Model S sedan that runs fully electric. Its CEO Elon Musk is a serial entrepreneur, and according to his previous profile in investment he sees the future better than […]
US defense vendors invaded by Iranian hackers this week
Cyber-espionage is not anymore hypothetical, it is happening already, and the wrath of its claws has been felt no more palpably than by the major defense contractors to the US government. The culprit: a hacking group from Iran.
Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University found a way to block man-in-the-middle attacks
Man-in-the-middle attacks have been one of the most notorious cyber threats that have been wreaking havoc to enterprises for years. This sort of attack is often difficult to combat because attackers operate in a highly stealthy manner, making it less noticeable to two individuals communicating over the Internet.
Using Mobile Commerce to Your Advantage
It is very rare to find someone who does not own a smartphone or device and even rarer still to find someone who does not have access to a computer using the internet. Mashable estimates that four out of five people currently use their mobile devices to make online purchases. This makes a mobile platform […]
