Google's Android operating system has never been known for its security, and a video published today wouldn't help that cause either as it shows just how insecure and vulnerable Samsung Android smartphones are.
Apple has released second betas of iOS 9.2 and OS X El Capitan 10.11.2, and first beta of tvOS 9.1 to registered developers of Apple Developer Program.
After launching its 'Black Friday pre-sales store' yesterday, Amazon is back once again with a deal for its annual Prime members. The online retailer had initially promised Amazon Prime members that they would get preferential access to more than 30,000 "lightning"deals before they went live to its regular customers, but it seems Amazon has also provided Prime subscribers with another reason to continue subscribing to the service; a $30 discount on selected Kindle devices.
Activision Blizzard, the United States-based video games developer responsible for producing titles such as World of Warcraft and various Call of Duty titles, has stunned the mobile gaming world by announcing its acquisition of King Digital Entertainment. If that name sounds familiar to you, it should. King Digital is the company behind the mobile-gaming-phenomenon, Candy Crush Saga, as well as other popular titles such as Bubble Witch, and AlphaBetty Saga.
Plex, the popular media playback and streaming app has arrived on Apple TV 4, with the official Plex app now available to download from the Apple TV App Store.
New reports claim that Apple is getting close to launching its Personal Pickup program outside the U.S. for the first time, possibly as soon as this month.
Zerodium has announced that they are now in possession of a fully untethered iOS 9.1 and iOS 9.2 jailbreak which is browser-based, meaning it works like JailbreakMe. But it's likely that this will never be released to public.
Here's a guide on how to manually enable or disable Turbo Boost in Mac OS X on supported MacBooks, iMacs and Mac mini models.
It seems that Amazon is so keen to provide continuous promotions and price reductions to its legions of customers that it just can't wait until the day of Thanksgiving to start serving up all those discount-dipped deals. Every year we see online and physical retailers around the world making significant price-cuts on a large array of products to celebrate "Black Friday", or the day after Thanksgiving. Amazon appears to be getting a little head start on the action by introducing a "countdown to Black Friday deals" page that offers a plethora of deals across various categories.
Here's how to block or filter people and dates from your Facebook's 'On This Day' feed to prevent bad memories from showing up.
