Seems like Google has almost solved it. The company has reinvented the CAPTCHA experience and is replacing the existing technology with "No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA". The new technology would offer users a tick box and that would be enough to prove that you're a human.
Bluetooth Special Interest Group - the organization in-charge of the development of Bluetooth 4.2 - has released the spec that will bring several incremental features with a solid performance boost in the new update. Features of Bluetooth 4.2 include low power consumption, faster data transfer and a set of government-approved security measures.
Opera web browser is getting yet another update that adds handful of nifty features such as bookmark sharing and print preview option .
Sprint is pitching a new deal to current AT&T and Verizon customers to switch and save 50 percent on their current monthly bills for talk, text and data.
Microsoft has finally put to rest nearly a-decade-old library of Clip Art for Office and replaced it with more realistic images from Bing Search.
Google Glass, even after 22 months of inception, is trying to be mainstream. Blame it on the form-factor or the price. However, it seems like Google is taking care of the form-factor part at least in the second edition of Google Glass.
This might sound sci-fi but Apple has actually patented a mechanism designed to detect a falling device and swiftly change its landing angle to protect it during the fall.
Twitter has made it easier for victims and witnesses of online harassment to report it.
Apple aims to grab a respectable share in the phablet segment with iPhone 6 Plus by trumping Samsung's Note 4.
The word doing the rounds is, Apple's next flagship, the iPhone 7 would be release next fall.
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