New malware infects 36.5 million Android phones globally
A new malware was found infecting almost 36.5 million Android phones globally. Malware ‘Judy’ was spotted in 41 apps developed by a Korean company named Kiniwini and registered on Google…
Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook dominate LinkedIn’s 2017 Top Companies list
Technology companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook, Salesforce and Uber dominated LinkedIn’s Top Companies list for 2017. These are the companies where the world wants to work now. The Top Companies…
Softbank invests $4 billion in Nvidia
SoftBank Group Corp. has amassed a $4 billion stake in Nvidia Corp. making it the fourth-largest shareholder in the graphics chipmaker, this according to a report published on Bloomberg. Softbank…
McAfee Bolsters Commitment to Building a Safer Future in the Philippines
Philippines, May 25, 2017 – McAfee, LLC the globally trusted security provider and one of the world’s largest pure-play cybersecurity firms today reiterated its commitment to building a safer Philippines.…
MSI-ECS To Distribute DJI Drones And Cameras In The Philippines
Making The Latest Aerial And Imaging Technology More Accessible to Consumers and Businesses (Manila, Philippines, April 21, 2017) – MSI-ECS, a leading IT equipment distributor in the Philippines, has partnered…
Is Intel launching ‘Core i9 Skylake X,’ ‘Kaby Lake X’ processors in June?
A leaked slide published by AnandTech forum member ‘Sweepr’ revealed that Intel revealed that the chip company will soon released the high-performance Core i9 processor this June 2017. The posts…
Creators of the MP3 declare the music format is officially dead
The Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits, part of the state-funded German research institution that funded the MP3’s development has announced that its “licensing program for certain MP3 related patents and…
Microsoft blasts the NSA for ‘stockpiling’ vulnerabilities
Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith blasted the National Security Agency (NSA) for “stockpiling” vulnerabilities in the light of the ‘WannaCry’ ransomware attack that affected computers worldwide. In…
WhatsApp back in service after global outage
WhatsApp is back in service after it suffered a widespread global outage that lasted for several hours. It was not clear as to what is the reason behind the outage…
Facebook to hire 3,000 more workers to monitor content
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that the company will hire 3,000 more people to monitor posts that are flagged by the community as being inappropriate. Facebook will soon reached 2…
