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Friday, 18 July 2014

Apple Launching iWatch and its Variants this October

All of the Apple lovers should scan out the approaching data as several rumors  for Apple iwatch are bring heard these days. Apple is working hard on its final launching plans to unleash its new product Apple iWatch within the span of the upcoming few months. The iWatch is going to be out in the market for its users with 2 variants.  The first...

Wednesday, 16 July 2014

Google's Project Zero Cybersecurity

Google is lighting a fireplace underneath package vendors to induce them to require their bug-fixing responsibilities seriously. Project Zero can find flaws, report them to vendors, post them on-line, wherever any UN agency cares will watch the clock tick till a patch is delivered. Folks ought to be ready to use the...

Tuesday, 15 July 2014

Top 10 amazing technological innovations of the year

Drone Technology On top of the list of the 10 best technological innovations of the year is the drone technology. Imagine your life having a drone to deliver whatever you wanted to your house or any other location, simply by flying there. Indeed this concept is dream-like, as if it could never really occur. Drones have been created to fly around the world and carry various consignments with them. Advanced 3D Printers  3D...

Sunday, 13 July 2014

Facebook has hurt Axelle Despiegelaere's standing

Axelle Despiegelaere a football fan which has recently been plucked from the audience of the World Cup was handed a modelling agreement by L’Oréal and got 2m views on YouTube within a couple of days but all of that has been taken away from her after photos of hunting big game in Africa emerged on Facebook. It is time that people learn that social media is a big bite back. When the 17 year old girl went to support her innate Belgium team at...

Thursday, 10 July 2014

IBM invests $3 billion into post silicon computer technology and 7nm chip research

IBM has proclaimed that it’s tilling $3 billion into 2 R&D programs that may hopefully create it the authority on 7-nanometer-and-beyond chip technologies. One R&D project can consider pushing standard Si chips as way as they're about to go around 7nm, and are searching for ways to take them even further in quantum computing, carbon nanotubes,...