Back in the time of feature phones, it was pretty common to send out a nefarious piece of software wrapped as a text message. Apparently, the trick works on Nexus phones now which may reboot when hit with a barrage of Class 0 text messages.
Now a days, drones have become much popular. In fact, now drones are being used in delivering cake, delivering newspaper, monitoring Rhinos for protection, catching those vandals who deface German trains and many more sectors. But lately, police have arrested 4 people for using drone to deliver contraband to inmates.
Facebook heavily relies on advertisements to garner its annual revenue. The social network has never revealed who its top advertisers are but now Business Insider has compiled a well-researched list.
Millions of people wanted to know whats happening to comet ISON. What we gathers from live hangout by NASA, its already lost most of its nucleus. Keep reading for details.
YouTube is currently the largest video-sharing site online. A look into the code of the recent YouTube app for Android hints that YouTube is preparing a subscription-based music service.
Tech industry, which started out at a humble pace, has grown into a rapidly evolving arena. Today, tech companies need to evolve constantly or face doom. Given below are five worst decisions by tech companies which wrecked them.
A hacker has discovered a critical vulnerability in Gmail password reset system, enabling him to nick away Gmail passwords through simple spear-phishing attacks.
Apple recently included a fingerprint scanner in its iPhone 5S handset. This has launched a race for biometrics-based security for smartphones. But there are those who are approaching the issue differently. EyeVerify, for instance, is working on such iris scanning technology which may eventually be included in smartphones.