The need for security has led to the creation of different types of VPN. Some are made specifically for certain regions, while others are made for specific use cases. The…
As the world becomes increasingly privacy-focused and brands such as Facebook attempt to harvest more and more of our data to sell to advertisers, free DNS services such as CloudFlare’s…
Apple has just named vice president of wireless technologies, Isabel Ge Mahe, new managing director of Greater China. Mahe will report to CEO Tim Cook and COO Jeff Williams and will…
Yesterday Apple release the first public beta of macOS High Sierra. This was previously only available for testing by developers, but now anyone who is registered with the Beta Software…
Does Apple have a web crawler? That’s a question that many people have asked lately – and it has finally been conclusively answered, as the company has recently posted, to…
In December, Google sent a letter to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) that made it very clear that the company sees a future, only “a few years from now,”…
Digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc reported a 30 percent rise in quarterly revenue, helped by strong growth in subscriptions through European cable company partners such as Virgin Media and Ono. TiVo’s…
Telecommunications giant AT&T is proposing a $48.5 billion merger with satellite TV provider DirecTV. If the deal goes through, here’s what customers can expect: WHAT CHANGES? – At the moment,…
Google is reportedly testing the biggest redesign to its email service Gmail, which will see new navigation, incorporation of Hangouts and new mobility features. Screenshots of the redesign have been posted…
IBM Corp is facing a “rocky time,” Chief Executive Virginia Rometty told the New York Times, but said she and the company now have a clear vision on how to…
The world’s first 3D-printed gun A 27-year-old man from near Tokyo has been arrested for allegedly possessing guns made with a 3D printer, according to the Japan Broadcasting Corporation. Five guns,…
People are protesting over the proposed changes More than 100 technology companies have written to the US Federal Communication Commission (FCC), opposing potential changes to net neutrality rules. The FCC…
