Facebook has acquired a video-compression startup QuickFire Network. The startup provides technology aimed at speeding encoding of streaming video.
A new study from Georgia Tech shows that hackers can tap low power signals to know what a device is doing.
While Apple is yet to announce the release date for its Watch, clones of it has already popped up. Near identical clone of Apple Watch, which costs $350, can be bought just for $60. The copy of Apple Watches were seen at several Chinese manufacturers' stall in the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
Google search share has slipped to lowest ever in U.S. - 75.2 percent from 79.3 percent last year, according to an independent analytics firm. On the other hand, Yahoo Search has managed to score its highest share in five years - 10.4 percent, up by 3 percent from last year.
Toshiba has launched a high-speed memory card that comes with built-in NFC. These SD cards will enable users to preview content stored on it without even inserting it in the devices or memory card reader.
January 1, 2015 was "the single biggest day ever in App Store sales history," according to Apple press release. On that one day customers spent nearly half a million dollars on App Store. App Store, of Apple is also having an outstanding January. According to the released announcement, the store managed to clear nearly half of billion dollars in sales in just first seven days of month.
Scientists have created a computer algorithm than can play a perfect game of Texas hold 'em poker.
Belfie stick, like a selfie stick, helps you capture photos of the butt. Yes, it's a thing. The Belfie stick can be preordered for $79.99.
Adoption rate of iOS 8 has risen to 68 percent, while 29 percent iOS devices still run on iOS 7 operating system, according to the latest figures, revealed by Apple on the official App Store Distribution page. Surprisingly, four percent of Apple devices are still running the older versions of iOS.
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