An odd occurrence has been spotted by an increasing number of iPhone users – their Apple ID accounts are being locked. This would normally happen if someone attempts to access an ID by entering an incorrect password too many times, but that’s not the case here. It’s still unclear what is prompting Apple’s systems to lock people’s accounts,… Read More »
Samsung Galaxy A6 and Galaxy A6+ were recently spotted on the company’s official support website. While not many details about the two mid-range smartphones were revealed earlier, the latest leak has outed information on major internal components of the handsets. According to the leak, the Galaxy A6 is expected to borrow the 5.6-inch full-HD+ display from the Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018), while the Galaxy… Read More »
Twitter on Wednesday updated its privacy policy, and also introduced new tools for users giving them granular on how their data is used. The new Privacy Policy and data controls will be rolling out in the coming days, according to Twitter. Additionally, Twitter has started offering tips and responding to queries through direct messages with @support chat bot.… Read More »
I applied to college by filling out an application with a pen and typing my essays on a typewriter. When I wanted to fill out another application, I repeated the entire process over again. Only a few people applied to many colleges then, in large part because there was no Common Application to make it easy. There was no internet or social media and thus no… Read More »
The box developed by Nissan shields its contents from electromagnetic fields to eliminate distractionsBARRY BATCHELOR/PA Motorists will be urged to put their mobile phone in a car compartment that blocks signals under plans to prevent dangerous distractions at the wheel. The carmaker Nissan has developed the so-called “signal shield” to eliminate distractions caused by incoming calls, messages and… Read More »
Tesco has said customers wearing nightclothes in its stores was “not a big issue” after an angry shopper called for a ban on wearing pyjamas and slippers in shops. A “pyjama row” erupted after a customer posted a message on the supermarket’s Facebook page asking mangers to enforce new rules alongside a picture of two women wearing dressing… Read More »
This is Sponsored by EaseUS If you think we need data recovery solutions only for the data loss from hard drive then this means you are not aware of the other ways.There are many ways through which you can lose the access to your important files and one amongst them is deletion. At times we delete important documents… Read More »
Motorized group tours of London’s famous landmarks are almost as common as the city’s iconic red double-decker buses. One recently inaugurated trek through the British capital isn’t trying to show off the country’s historical treasures, however. Instead, Kleptocracy Tours aims to shed light on where the world’s rich and powerful stash their billions. With some high-end properties in… Read More »
In February 2014 two divers died at a depth of more than 100m in a huge cave system in Norway. The authorities said it was too dangerous to retrieve their bodies, but four friends of the men decided to take the risk – and seven weeks later they descended into the dark and glacial waters. At the end… Read More »
An intruder to Verizon Enterprise stole contact data on customers, possibly as many as 1.5 million Verizon Enterprise, a bulwark against cyberattacks at many large organizations, has suffered a security breach itself. A flaw in the company’s systems allowed an attacker to steal contact information on Verizon Enterprise customers, the company acknowledged Thursday. Verizon said it has fixed… Read More »
