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Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Samsung launches Galaxy Note 3 at Rs 49,900 in India
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Just two weeks after the global announcement of Galaxy Gear and Galaxy Note 3, Samsung launched the two devices in India. While the Galaxy Note 3 has been priced at Rs 49,900 , the Galaxy Gear, which is a smartwatch, will be sold at a price of Rs 22,990. Note 3 and Gear will be available to consumers on September...
BBM for Android may launch on Sept 20
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For those of you who eagerly waiting for BBM messaging service on yourAndroid phones, here's good news. As per a recent tweet by Samsung Mobile's
Nigeria unit, the BBM for Android app would be available from Friday, September 20, onwards.
However, according to the tweet, the app will initially be...
Top cybersecurity expert hacks Nasdaq in 10 mins
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A top cybersecurity expert has revealed that the stock exchange Nasdaq.com's security is so poor that it took him a mere 10 minutes to hack their systems.
Ilia Kolochenko, head of Swiss information security company High-Tech Bridge, said that despite his repeated warnings, the exchange has done nothing to fix the problem.
According...
How Mettl is changing online examinations
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Disruption-free computer networking has popularized online education, commonly abbreviated as MOOC, or massive open online courses. They are web-based classes that students can complete at their own pace. Perhaps more challenging than teaching and learning online, is aptitude assessment and skill testing.
Four years ago, when...
Google buys file transfer app Bump
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Google has acquired Bump, the maker of a smartphone app that allows users to share files by bumping devices together.
The two companies did not release financial terms of the deal.
In a blog post announcing the acquisition, Bump CEO David Lieb said the company's apps, which also include a photo sharing service, Flock,...
Smartphones not ‘hurting‘ gaming consoles: Study
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Games on tablets and smartphones are better, faster and more varied than ever, but the excitement surrounding the upcoming PlayStation 4 -- expected to attract big crowds at this week's Tokyo Game Show -- proves consoles are here to stay, say observers.
They point to Tuesday's global roll-out of Grand...
‘iPhone 5S cant be unlocked with user‘s mutilated fingers‘
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Apple introduced its hi-tech biometric security inclusive iPhone 5S and the experts were quick to react on the Touch IDfeature with some claiming that such a feature could lead to more brutal crimes where criminals could mutilate fingers just to get the fingerprints.
However, security experts have dismissed...
How Twitter became a money-spinning juggernaut
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Around midnight on Christmas Eve of 2009, a handful of employees at Twitter received an unconventional holiday greeting from Dick Costolo, then the chief operating officer.
"It was an email that said, 'We have to move really, really fast. There's no time to rest because we have a massive opportunity in front of us," recalled Anamitra...
Anti-snooping app Wickr gets Android version
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Startup Wickr has released snoop-thwarting messaging software tailored for Android-powered smartphone or tablets, following last year's release of the program for Apple devices.
"Wickr not only offers the most secure form of correspondence but also helps protect our users' contacts as we anonymize this information before it leaves the...
Health apps pose privacy risks
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Health apps can provide information and motivation to help you manage your wellbeing, and they're easy to use and often free. But they may not be protecting your privacy as a priority.
Health apps collect all sorts of personal information, like your name, email address, age, height and weight. Others get even more...
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