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Mind Controlled Video Games Come To Life

We have seen mind-controlled tricks in movies. Those miraculous tricks make us flabbergasted. But, those were just tricks and stunts in the movies. But mind controlled machines are now a reality. Several companies have brought this technology to life with affordable sensors that can detect a person’s state of mind.The technology has made its debut in the video game market with affordable brain wave sensors.

New Dangerous Malware ‘Flame’ Detected By Analysts

Cyber world is fraught with malwares and numerous other threats. And companies working on cyber security keep trying to detect and find out any newer additions to the list so as to update their software packages to deal with them effectively. Kaspersky Lab has now detected a new malware which is called Worm.Win32.Flame or in short ‘Flame.’

Homeland Security Monitors User Data Online Using Specific Words Online

Have you ever wondered how government is able to sift through the whole bulk of user data online to discern any security-related risks or any emergencies? Well, it turns out Department of Homeland Security was able to come up with a very convenient solution. It brought together a list of so-called suspicious words. These words were then tracked to flag content which could be suspicious.

[Tutorial] How To Jailbreak Your iDevice On iOS 5.1.1 Using Absinthe 2.0 [Mac]

The iPhone Dev Team and Chronic Dev Team have finally released the version 2.0 of Absinthe. With the help of this tool, untethered jailbreak can be accomplished on nearly all A4 and A5 devices which have been upgraded to iOS 5.1.1. Naturally, all the iOS users have been desperately waiting for this tool since it lets them use Cydia and allows them to use unlimited extensions and apps apart from Apple’s App Store.

Microsoft Changes Terms Of Service To Avoid Future Class-Action Suits

Class-action lawsuits against companies often costs them a big fortune. Tech companies have been facing such lawsuits for quite some time. And now, it seems that they have found a way to counter it. Microsoft is now starting to change its user agreements and terms of service so that users would be legally bound not to file a class-action lawsuit against it.

Facebook May Buy Opera To Enter Browser Space

The social networking giant Facebook may enter the browser space by taking over an established browser maker. Pocket-lint has reported that Facebook wants to expand into the browser space and is looking to acquire desktop, tablet and phone browser maker Opera. None of the companies has issued any official response on this matter yet. However, TheNextWeb (TNW) has reported to gain access to some interesting developments.

Yahoo Enters Web Browser Business With Axis

On May 23, Wednesday evening, Yahoo announced that it’s going to step into the browser business with its new web browser – Axis. The new software, dubbed Yahoo Axis, is being called a “search browser.” With the release of Axis, a new search app and add-on for both iOS and desktop browsers, Yahoo aims to make browsing the Web a more visual and convenient experience. The idea here is that users can search the web using their iPad, iPhone or computer and then pick up that search when they move from one device to the next.

An Infographic Shows How Complex And Complicated The Social Media Marketing Is

Social media has recently turned from a new, budding field to a phenomenon which plays very strong role in our lives. There are a number of social media networks online to which are hooked millions of followers. And different networks serve different purpose, from link shortening to providing social intelligence to lots more.