Mozilla has officially launched Firefox 20, the latest version of popular web browser. This new version works in Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android, and has arrived with a new download manager and many more attractive features. Keep reading for vast details.
It came as a shock. The most widely used DNS software BIND contain a critical security flaw, which could easily lead to denial-of-service attack. Read details inside and how you could protect yourself.
The Razer Edge is a new gaming tablet that runs on Windows 8 OS. The tablet has the capability of holding the title “Future of Computing” for its extra-ordinary features. The tablet can reinvent itself as a handheld gaming device — a tablet, a console and a computer — right before your eyes. CNET calls it, aptly, the “Swiss Army gaming tablet.”
Lenovo first showed off the ThinkPad Helix in earlier January at Las Vegas CES 2013. That time, it was speculated that the ultrabook would release in February 2013. But the Lenovo ThinkPad Helix was not quite ready for the release then. Now in a a recent announcement Lenovo said that Helix would be available in April.
Nokia’s city navigation app named Transit is now available as beta to Asha touchscreen phones, adds public transport info. Nokia is already using this technology on their Windows Phone and Symbian devices. With this app one can plan trips across multiple public transport routes, save particular journeys, as well as research departure and arrival times.
Its true as the title says. Microsoft offering Gift card for going green. Bring in your Tablet,PC, Mobile or even game software for free recycling, if it has value Microsoft will pay upto $400 worth Gift card. Details inside.
This time, Google’s Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has been spotted with a BlackBerry, not a Nexus. Some leading news sites have covered it with importance, as always. Die-hard fans of BlackBerry are probably counting it as a win, just like iPhone fans in similar incidents earlier. But, is the fuss focused on the right thing? I think it is not.
Honestly I really don’t understand how this could happen, I mean this is just “Four Digit” and you have to confirm it twice. If someone is not “high”, I don’t think it’s possible to forget (you have to put it in each five minute, come on!). I read in Apple support forum, sometime it could happen as software bug, mainly after an iOS update. Whatever here I will show you guys some workaround on what to do if you lose your iPhone passcode.