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MIT Engineers Develop New Energy Source In a Thermal Resonator

The world is always searching for new and different energy sources and continually finds interesting options. Engineers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have found a cheap new source in a thermal resonator.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 19, 2018

A.I. Being Considered to Fix the Fake News Problem

We’ve been besieged by fake news as of late. But is there a way to fix it? Could A.I. become grand solution to fix the problem of identifying fake news?

By Laura Tucker – Feb 17, 2018

Bill Gates’ Thoughts on the Government Forcing Tech Companies to Unlock Phones

There’s been an ongoing situation between the government and Apple on whether or not the creators of the iPhone should be forced to unlock phones when it might help them solve a crime. Bill Gates recently added his thoughts on the controversy.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 15, 2018

More Info Leaked from Equifax Hack than Originally Reported

The Equifax hack was very frightening to many people, and not just Equifax users. And now the news has gotten even worse.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 13, 2018

Coming Soon: All Unencrypted Pages Will Be Marked “Not Secure” on Chrome

Google is going to make it easier for us to find out which pages are secure. All unencrypted pages in Chrome that are not HTTPS will be marked as “not secure.”

By Laura Tucker – Feb 10, 2018

Apple HomePod: It Can Read Your Text Messages Out Loud… to Anyone

Apple’s newest device, the HomePod will read your text messages out loud … but it will read them to anyone and not just you.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 8, 2018

A Mining Botnet Has Affected 5,000 Android Users in Just 24 Hours

A malware creator is mining digital coins for attackers using your Android device. It’s quickly taking over as well, as 5,000 users have been affected by this mining botnet within a 24-hour time period.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 7, 2018

New Studies Suggest Cell Phone Radiation Isn’t as Dangerous as Once Thought

Many of us have worried about possible cell phone radiation. But studies are now suggesting that maybe we don’t need to worry so much about it after all.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 6, 2018

Facebook Being Used Less, But They’re Not Worried

Facebook has announced that users are now spending around fifty-million hours less time each day on Facebook. But they aren’t worried at all.

By Laura Tucker – Feb 5, 2018

Facebook Moves to Ban Cryptocurrency Ads, Calling Them “Misleading or Deceptive”

If you’re still deciding whether or not to invest in cryptocurrency, Facebook has decided to ban cryptocurrency ads, believing that they are “misleading or deceptive.”

By Laura Tucker – Feb 1, 2018

Trump Administration Plan to Host Government-Run 5G Network Met with Resistance

The Trump administration is considering a centralized government-run 5G system within the next three years. However, it won’t be an easy road, as this plan is already meeting with some resistance.

By Laura Tucker – Jan 30, 2018

It happened Again: Another Apple Password Screen Lets You in with Any Password

The latest macOS, High Sierra, has had its difficulties with password screens. Now a second build allows any password to log in to the App Store system preferences.

By Laura Tucker – Jan 12, 2018

Apple Promises More Parental Controls to Dampen Investors’ Concerns

Apple investors are concerned with the addiction aspect among children and teens in relation to their iPhones. Apple listened to their pleas and will add more parental controls to deal with their investors’ concerns.

By Laura Tucker – Jan 10, 2018

Android Malware Can Steal Your Login Data by Imitating Uber App

While Uber is a great service, the latest Android.Fakeapp malware variant steals important factors of Uber to make you think you’re using the Uber app when you’re really using the malware which is stealing your data.

By Laura Tucker – Jan 6, 2018

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Meltdown and Spectre CPU Vulnerabilities: Here’s What You Need to Know

The Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities affected millions of users all over the world. In this article we’ll talk you through what this latest threat means and how you can protect yourself from it.

By Robert Zak – Jan 5, 2018

Your Password Manager’s Autofill Feature is Hurting You

If you use a browser-based password manager with an autofill feature, beware! Your data might be at risk.

By Laura Tucker – Jan 4, 2018

Year End Review: The Things That Happened in 2017

2017 has been a very eventful year for the tech industry. Now, it’s time to refresh our memories and look back at everything that’s made a mark on the year.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Dec 30, 2017

Charging Your Devices Is About to Get a Little Easier

The hangup with wireless charging is that you can’t be any great distance away from the charger, but the FCC has just approved a system that will allow you to be a little bit further away.

By Laura Tucker – Dec 28, 2017

While Your Child Loves the Stuffing Out of His New Toy, It Could Be Hacking You

Interactive toys can be really cute and cuddly and look very innocent. But while your child is spending hour upon hour playing with it, it could be hacking its way into your home.

By Laura Tucker – Dec 23, 2017

It’s Not Just You: Your iPhone Is Getting Slower!

Nope. It’s not just you. Your iPhone is not as fast as that first glorious day you bought it. Apple is doing this purposely to help protect an aging battery.

By Laura Tucker – Dec 22, 2017

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