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Tumblr just enabled HTTPS to their website after a long “over-due”

Ensuring security on each and every website is the responsibility which is being shared by web developers and companies around the world. In fact, the security issues over the internet have made HTTPS, absolutely free to use on websites since […]...

24 April 2019

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UK offers government information through voice assistants

Your Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa is now equipped with government information to help you get a better understanding of the government policies and other information. Now, you can ask Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa about the upcoming bank holiday […]...

22 April 2019

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100% Renewable Energy might not make sense to the planet

Ensuring 100% renewable energy requires a massive percentage of electric vehicles to occupy the cities, solar panels over the roofs and you name it. The primary objective of the people who are trying to solve these problems is to help […]...

20 April 2019

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Millions of Instagram users password breached – Facebook

Facebook recently announced about their password leak which happened to affect “few thousands of users”. Facebook now confirms that millions of users Instagram passwords are being compromised due to the security breach. “We discovered additional logs of Instagram passwords being […]...

19 April 2019

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YouTube Music is now live on Apple Car Play

Apple Car Play and Google’s Android auto just revolutionised the way users interacted with the their car’s infotainment system. The introduction and integration of both these brilliant softwares into the cars including famous brands like Lamborghini definitely shows how useful […]...

18 April 2019

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38% of the abusive content are automatically flagged by Twitter

Recently, the social media giant Twitter started developing applications within their system to fight abusive content. The result of their hard work is starting to show off. Abusive contents are becoming a threat to the entire social media. In fact, […]...

17 April 2019

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Volvo cars will start communicating with each other in Europe

“Sharing real-time safety data between cars can help avoid accidents,” Malin Ekholm, head of Volvo Cars Safety Centre” Volvo has implemented a brilliant new technology into their cars which lets your Volvo communicate with other Volvo cars on the road. […]...

16 April 2019

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Microsoft webmail breach exposed email addresses and email subjects

Microsoft confirmed to TechCrunch that data compromisation has happened within their webmail system. The webmail system was breached by cybercriminals using the user credentials of a customer support representative. The company does not have a clear idea about the number […]...

14 April 2019

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“Confirm Subscription” – Apple adds a new popup in store

It’s pretty obvious that you accidentally click on purchasing an application or a subscription on the App Store. You lose the money and it also helps you find out the true potential of some really good applications. No matter how […]...

12 April 2019

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Netflix is about to print a hard cover magazine

Netflix is getting ready for Emmy Awards. They recently hired the former editor of Vanity Fair, Krista Smith to support the award program works for Netflix. The brand is going to release a hardcover magazine which will be present at […]...

11 April 2019

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Apple stops charging for data transfer from old to new Macs

Apple used to charge a whopping $99 for transferring your data from old mac to a new one. Apart from all that money customers pay to get a MacBook Pro, they used to charge an additional $99 for transferring the […]...

10 April 2019

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New York failed to detect faces with Face Recognition technology

The government tried implementing a facial recognition system that could potentially spot terrorist faces while on Robert. F Kennedy bridge. Wall Street Journal reported a massive failure where the system couldn’t even detect a single face “within acceptable parameters” driving […]...

8 April 2019

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Tumblr just enabled HTTPS to their website after a long “over-due”

UK offers government information through voice assistants

100% Renewable Energy might not make sense to the planet

Millions of Instagram users password breached – Facebook

YouTube Music is now live on Apple Car Play

38% of the abusive content are automatically flagged by Twitter

Volvo cars will start communicating with each other in Europe

Microsoft webmail breach exposed email addresses and email subjects

“Confirm Subscription” – Apple adds a new popup in store

Netflix is about to print a hard cover magazine

Apple stops charging for data transfer from old to new Macs

New York failed to detect faces with Face Recognition technology

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