Google recently rolled out the updated Gmail app for Android devices, offering multiple tabs and many new navigational features. Right on its heels, the search giant has also rolled out a number of updates to the Gmail app for iPhone. The key feature in the updated iPhone app is auto-categorized emails.
Earlier we have seen Samsung unveiling 7-inch Galaxy Tablet 3. And lately, Samsung has announced an 8-inch Galaxy Tablet 3.
Vine, the popular service which essentially lets you post video tweets, was launched only a while ago. However, in a rather brief time, it has been able to amass more than 13 million users. Twitter has now dished out Vine app for Android, bringing the ability to post video tweets to an even larger mobile audience.
Google’s chairman, Eric Schmidt, recently penned down a new book ‘The New Digital Age’, together with Jared Cohen. In the book, Schmidt explores the future of technology and the uses it can be put to. The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has now slammed the book, calling it somewhat of a propaganda tool for the U.S. government.
We have been hearing about an update coming to Chrome for iOS app. Now, Google has finally lived up to that promise and delivered a refresh for the iOS app of its browser. The update brings a whole host of new features to Chrome, primary among which is the very useful feature of voice search.
Internet Explorer continues to be the undisputed champion in browser wars. Between April and May, IE was able to gain 0.18 percent in its total share, effectively grabbing 55.99 percent of the overall browser arena. Chrome, on the other hand, has slipped down from 16.35 percent market share to 15.74 percent.
Cybersecurity has emerged as a major espionage tool in recent years, one that can be used by individual nations. In the past, China has been repeatedly accused of using hackers to steal industrial and military designs from U.S. firms. To discuss the matter, U.S. and China are all set to meet next month.
NSA is on the verge of kickstarting its new data center in Bluffdale, Utah. The data center has been propped up with a rather hefty budget of $1.2 billion. Interestingly, the agency has reached out to the University of Utah and is helping launch a program which is meant to specifically educate and train students about data center technologies.