Germany and the Netherlands Join Digital Forces
An agreement Between Germany and Netherlands gave birth to a joint program named TEN, Tactical Edge Networking. While considered to be a one of a…
Month: June 2019
Its Space Streaming Time – SpaceX Starlink Enters Testing Phase
SpaceX Starlink objective is to provide broadband Internet connectivity to areas of the planet with limited access, as well as competitively-priced service to urban areas.SpaceX…
Google’s ‘Fast Share’ will be the AirDrop of Android
The company is working on a new file-sharing tool Called Fast Share and it looks to be the Android Beam replacement.Fast Share on Android will…
Augmented Reality effects coming to Android Messages
Google is testing Augmented Reality effects in the messaging app. Thanks to some help from XDA Recognized Developer Quinny899, its possible to see these new effects:…
The OLED Razer Blade 15″ Review
Razer Blade 15 Gaming Laptop 2019 - Intel Core i7- 9750H 6 Core, GeForce RTX 2080 Max-Q, 15.6" UHD 4K 60Hz OLED Touch, 16GB RAM,…
Your Next Hard Drive? 16GB of Wikipedia data loaded onto DNA, same as our body uses
Unlike your USB drive, DNA can be preserved for thousands of years.Catalog, a DNA-based platform for massive digital data storage and computation, announced Friday it's…
OpenID Foundation isn’t thrilled with the way Apple integrates the identity protocol for ‘Sign in with Apple’
A letter sent by the foundation details apple changes exposes security and privacy risks to users.
Qwant Maps Launched. A privacy Focused open source Google Maps alternative
Based and designed in Europe, Qwant is a search engine which protects its users freedoms and ensures that the digital ecosystem remains healthy. Their Main…
Trump says US firms can continue selling to Huawei
in a press conference after the G20 meeting in Tokyo, President Trump revealed an updated stance on Huawei. While it’s not a lifting of the…
Google’s New reCAPTCHA V3 – an invisible spy
As if Google didn't have enough personal information about you from reading your emails, keeping records of all your Google searches, listening to your Google…
Microsoft tries further to tighten relationship with its arch enemy – Linux
Microsoft’s way of doing things has changed entirely under the leadership of CEO Satya Nadella. Over the last few years Microsoft has been one of…
Paul Logan’s Youtube Olympics for charity
The 24-year-old vlogger just announced "The Challenger Games," which seems to be his very own version of the Olympics. Only with YouTubers instead of athletes.…
Dell XPS 15 2019 (OLED) Review
The Dell XPS 15's striking OLED screen, Core i9 CPU and Nvidia GTX 1650 GPU make it a beautiful and powerful workhorse. The iteration of…
Gmail’s “confidential mode” is just a marketing trick
Gmail recently announced that "confidential mode" will be launching on by default for business users on June 25, 2019. This feature that adds more control…
Microsoft get rids of internal telephones in favor of their Teams platform
Monday, July 1 will be a big moment in the history of the company as they switch to “off” their legacy PBX phone system for…
Slack Service issues day
People using Slack all around complains about outages and weird bugs in services, notifications, calls, connections, search, messaging, integrated apps, APIs, link previews, posting, and…
Google announces a new private subsea cable between Portugal and South Africa
Google's third undersea network cable will shuttle high-speed data from Portugal to South Africa and countries in between starting in 2021, a fiber-optic line called Equiano.The fiber-optic line…
Second US town pays ransomware to hackers in Bitcoin
A town in Florida has paid $ hackers $500,000 (£394,000) in Bitcoin after suffering downed computer systems attack for two weeks. Workers were locked out…
Oops we did it again – NSA still collect Americans phone records without authorization
NSA proves once again that it is not to be trusted with these tools. New documents obtained by the ACLU and reported in the Wall Street Journal have revealed…