For Developers, 2014 May Be the End of Native Applications
For many developers, 2014 may be the year that native applications go the way of the dinosaur. Quite simply, as Microsoft, Google, and Apple continue to vie for control of both … Read More
Category: Computers and Technology
Twitters Hackers Target Maria Miller, MP and Culture Secretary, During Expense Dispute
Hackers seized the official account of Britain’s Department for Culture, Media, and Sport (DCMS), posting three tweets before government officials deleted them and regained control of the Twitter feed. Hundreds … Read More
Popular Food-Delivery Service Eat24 Takes to Facebook to Break up with Zuckerberg
Eat24, a popular food-delivery website, broke up with Facebook this week through a very public exchange with Mark Zuckerberg’s social media behemoth. The site, which has more than 70,000 “likes” on … Read More
Minor Oversights Render Data Back Up Useless, Finds New Survey
A new survey from data recovery specialists Kroll Ontrack reveals that the majority of consumers who suffered a data loss had actually taken steps to backup their data, but an … Read More
More Tech Workers in Silicon Valley Electing for Cosmetic Surgery, Story Reports
When you think of plastic surgery, your mind likely goes to the classic subjects — aging Hollywood starlets, panicking mid-40s men who’ve gone more gray than they’d expected, new moms … Read More
Twitter Launches New Volley in Social Media War, Adds Image Tagging
Twitter announced today that it has added a new feature to its popular social media platform allowing its 241 million active users to tag their friends and fellow users in photographs … Read More
Zuckerberg, Facebook Not Satisfied After Meeting with POTUS
President Obama held a meeting with some of the biggest names in American technology at the White House today. Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, Netflix’s Reed Hastings, Eric Schmidt of Google, … Read More
Smartphone Use Still Causing Millennial Health Worries, But a Group of Scientists Might Be Able to Help
Move over, computer vision syndrome. There’s a new technology-induced ailment on the rise. You might have heard of “text neck” before — the dreaded long-term damage you could be causing … Read More
Top Analysts Reveal Their Predictions for the iPhone 6
Apple released iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c just a few months ago. Even so, speculation about the iPhone 6 has already begun. Consumers are eagerly anticipating another Apple product, and tech … Read More
Bieber Account Hack, Service Crash Land Twitter in Hot Water
Micro-blogging site Twitter has become one of the most important social media platforms on the web. With over 645 million registered users sending out approximately 58 million tweets a day, it’s … Read More