Christmas will surely add some unwanted fats to your body and this may be the reason why some Jawboners placed an early order for the much awaited Jawbone UP3. Though, bad news to everyone as the Jawbone UP3 will most likely not make it to Christmas season.
Hackers managed to get sensitive credentials from ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), which is responsible for the management of Internet domain names.
China released around 204.4 billion yuan ($32.9 billion) in guaranteed small loans to millions of women by Sept. 2014. The country also provided women with free screening for cervical and breast cancer.
Boosted by this quarters surging growth in subscription, Red Hat Incorporated, the world’s largest commercial distributor of Linux operating system has raised its profit forecast. Charles Peters, Red Hat’s current Chief Financial Officer stated that he will be leaving his post and will be retiring in the next 12 months.
Swedish video game developer Mojang will be collaborating with American video game developer Telltale Games to create "Minecraft: Story Mode." The upcoming game, which will be released sometime in 2015, will be similar to the latter's episodic video game titles such as its popular "The Walking Dead" series and the latest "Game of Thrones."
A recent study of the Pew Research Center reports that people are getting too anxious about their online privacy these days. As the world sinks deeper into social media and persistent online identity, the margin between privacy and public information gets thinner by the second.
A judge presiding over Google’s antitrust case said she would require complainants to submit more realistic details and evidence in order for the lawsuit to proceed. Recently, Google has been receiving a barrage of attacks from regulators accusing the internet company of violating antitrust laws.
Technology Tell has something laid out for its consumers and have things planned. As the year ends, there will be a Steam Holiday Sale roundup each day until the last day of the year. The deals are raging like wild and people will be getting the best sale prices for the most of the PC games this time of the year as 2014 comes to an end.
Micromax, India’s biggest local smartphone maker has shocked the entire tech world by going one step further than any other tech company had gone. Yureka, the company’s newest smartphone will be released for an unbelievably low price of $140. The most ambitious aspect of this though is that it runs using the CyanogenMod.
Google’s do-it-yourself take on the virtual reality market is getting increasingly popular. With the release of its dirt-cheap Google Cardboard it is clear that the internet company is getting headway. Recently, Google has updated their Google Map and added a new feature, the Street View for Google Cardboard.
An undercover reporter from BBC Panorama exposed the poor treatment of Apple Company to its Chinese workers.
Cloud computing giant Rackspace just became the 80th member of IBM's OpenPOWER Foundation, which is now on its second year on operations.
The automated Nest thermostat can now be controlled using voice commands via the Google Now service from the tech giant, eliminating the need to open the app and configure manually.
Satellite TV provider Dish (formerly Dish Network) announced on Wednesday that it will be allowing its customers to view videos from its rival firm as it will be integrating the Netflix app to its second-generation Hopper devices, which is its latest set-top box unit launched in February 2013.
China's Internet company Qihoo is all set to invest $409 Million in a joint-venture with the smartphone maker Coolpad Group.
