Apple has agreed to comply with Chinese demands for a full security inspection of its products, prompted by concerns of 'backdoor' surveillance.
One in every two mobile phones activation in US from October 1 to December 31 was iPhone, according to a survey report.
Microsoft is trying hard to "be cool" and it might have taken the first step. The company managed to impress every one with the Windows 10 demo but in reality it did not answer a bunch of questions that are important for its users.
Ford has opened a new research center, called Research and Innovation Center, in Silicon Valley that will focus on experimental projects such as self-driving cars.
Apple Watch might have a battery that may last 19 hours on "mixed" use and only 2.5 to 4 hours on very active use, according to a new report.
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announced that the doomsclock has been set at three minutes to midnight.
Dropbox has acquired Israeli mobile productivity startup CloudOn. The startup allows users to edit, create and share files from Microsoft Office and other online and reportedly has nine million registered users.
Researchers are working on a keyboard that can identify who is typing by assessing the user's typing pattern. Beside it will have the ability to convert that mechanical energy put on the keyboard into actual power. And, the keyboard cleans itself too.
BlackBerry had a rough time. BBM, once considered cool and exclusive to BlackBerry devices is now available for iOS and Android devices as well. Now BlackBerry wants Apple and every other company to follow its suit, for the sake of net neutrality.
The new SSD from Samsung is tiny but blazingly fast. Measuring just 71 x 53 x 9 mm, it delivers write speeds of up to 319.7MBps and read speeds of 392.3MBps. Samsung Portable SSD T1 is available in 250GB, 500GB, and 1TB.
09 Aug '24 16:35PM
