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Talking over phone or texting somebody while driving are one of the reasons for accidents. And this has proved again. Lately police captured a scene of a car crash and it was found that the accident occurred because the driver was busy in texting and not looking at the roadway.
Microsoft sees Office 365 as the future of its Office software suite. In an attempt to bring it to a greater audience, Microsoft has now partnered with GoDaddy, offering Office 365 to small businesses.
There are many gorgeous casings for mobile devices in the market. This year at CES 2014, a company named Canopy in Minneapolis unveiled a new iPhone case dubbed as “Sensus protective case” that can turn an entire iPhone 5 into a touchscreen.
ATM machines may look fairly secure pieces of hardware but if they are running Windows XP and have a public USB port, they are no good. Researchers have now revealed how hackers used malware-laden USBs to hack into such ATMs to withdraw cash.
Microsoft is known for Windows, the most popular operating system on planet Earth. However, the company is also working on yet another operating system code-named Midori.
Nintendo’s Wii U GamePad doesn’t exactly allow streaming PC games, thanks to the console hosted on it. A team of hackers has now overcome this limitation, hacking the console so that it can easily run PC games.
Google’s Chromebooks, which were once ridiculed as worthless laptops, are becoming an increasingly popular choice among the consumers. At this rate, these nifty notebooks may soon dominate whatever is left of the laptop market.
Every year, Apple holds iOS 7 Tech Talk sessions in different cities around the world. For those who weren’t lucky enough to attend any of them, Apple has finally posted videos of these sessions online.