Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy Note 6 is reportedly the last of the Note series with features expected to be more superior to its Note 5 predecessor. Meanwhile, Samsung device users still complain of not receiving the Android Marshmallow updated which Google already rolled out more than 4 months ago.
Insider reports predict that MacBook Pro 2016 will be coincidentally released on June 13 around the same time as the WWDC event. Drawing on the recent trends in high-end laptop technology, the new Mac devices are expected to go ultra-thin but with an even more powerful chipsets, larger base storage offering, and biometrics security feature.
Bethesda’s forthcoming DLC for Fallout 4 is reportedly the largest landmass created in a game even overshadowing Oblivion’s Shivering Isles in magnitude. Meanwhile, the game publisher appears to plan on creating an even larger Fallout 4 DLC- Lonesome Rhode.
A new deal between India and the U.S. will set up a LIGO laboratory that will help scientists to go forward in the field of gravitational waves research.
Microsoft wants to take its Internet explorer to the next level and make it an ultimate solution for the enterprise customers.
Back in the day, Elon Musk’s idea of high-speed travel, in which passengers will be propelled through tubes at the speed of sound, seems something straight out of a sci-fi movie. However, three years into it and it is already looking like a feasible idea.
Blue Origin is now neck deep into the “reusable rocket” technology and from the looks of it, they are taking its very seriously.
IBM is all set to introduce a platform that is a human brain-inspired supercomputer and imitates the way humans think.
Tech companies are under immense pressure to come up with updates regularly so that they can stay ahead in their game and keep the competition at bay. One such release is Snapchat’s latest update, Chat 2.0.
After successfully unlocking the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone, the FBI are now fully pledging to assist local police in helping those facing similar problems. In a letter to local police departments, the FBI offered their assistance in hacking the Apple phones in cases where they could provide evidence.
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