BitTorrent has officially updated and launched its first secure messaging service - called Bleep - on iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows platforms. All messages are encrypted, and operate through a direct peer-to-peer connection, meaning no conversations stored in the cloud. More details and download link can be found right here.
The recently released Apple Watch has been widely praised over the last few months for its design, with the general consensus being that Apple has created something truly beautiful with its “most personal product yet.” However, PeripateticPandas seems to have a different opinion and has even gone as far as taking a grinder to the device to make some home-brew alterations.
Here's how you can manage Apple Watch notifications and keep everything as organized as possible when it comes to wrist alerts.
Here's how you can lock / unlock your Mac directly from your Apple Watch. More details on this can be found here.
Google may be head-to-head with Apple in both the mobile space and now that of wearables, but it has already made it clear that it will continue to produce apps for iOS, with even Google Now having a place to call home on the platform. Today Google also gave Apple the thumbs up by updating one of its apps to support the Apple Watch.
Samsung's answer to Apple Watch's Digital Crown has been outed after the company released its new SDK, set to bring increased functionality to an upcoming wearable from the company. The new Galaxy Gear watch may not have a release date or even be officially official yet, but the new SDK does give us our first glimpse at what may be its biggest feature. A rotatable bezel.
Here’s how to use Moto 360 Android Wear smartwatch with iPhone or iPad without jailbreak. Step by step instructions along with video tutorial are detailed below.
Top 11 iPhone 6s / iPhone 7 features revealed by industry’s most trusted analyst. Full details and list of features can be found here.
The huge developments that we've witnessed in technology, and in particular within the consumer electronics industry, over the last decade has undoubtedly made a lot of our lives easier and more efficient. We can now carry around small handheld devices that contain pretty much everything we need at the tap of the screen. Phone calls, messages, emails and navigation are all just a few taps away. That progression is arguably for the greater good, but wouldn't it be even better if we had technological advancements that not only made our lives easier but also in some small part helped saved the planet? Let us introduce you to MIITO; the sustainable alternative to the electric kettle.
In this day and age online security and encryption is often at the forefront in the minds of those of us that all but live our lives on the Internet. We send so much information about us over the wires that we often forget that the mediums we use may not be as secure as we would hope. It’s a modern problem that isn’t going to go away.
















