With thousands of people now working from home, the use of VPNs has skyrocketed over the recent months – and this trend seems set to continue. VPNs have proved to be crucial in achieving privacy and security when browsing online. But what is a VPN? A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is essentially a secure network that allows individuals and businesses ...
Read More »Online JSON Formatter and Validator
JavaScript Object Notation has evolved the way programmers used to develop websites. A few years back, sending and receiving data between the front and back end was a difficult task. It involves multiple bugs that required developers to spend hours starring the screen, in the quest for the root-cause. It was due to the reason that they have to look ...
Read More »What gamers do on holiday
If you are a gamer or you know one, you probably found out already that for us, a holiday may become a source of stress instead of relaxation. Staying away for a week or maybe even two from our computers and our games is just cruel. This is why, whenever we can, we take our laptops with us on holidays. ...
Read More »Hyundai autonomous cars on city streets by 2020
Hyundai autonomous cars are officially confirmed to arrive in the full-fledged, self-driving state in 2030, according to the company. It seems that Hyundai is joining the ranks of Toyota, Google and more in the autonomous cars business with new investments going into the development of their own self-driving vehicles. The company says that Hyundai autonomous cars will be fully automated ...
Read More »Facebook sued for stealing data center designs
A British company that goes by the name of BladeRoom has filed suit against Facebook today, claiming that the social media platform had stolen its data center designs and not only used them in the construction of their new data center in Lulea, Sweden, but also released the designs to the public through Open Compute. According to BladeRoom, Facebook had ...
Read More »Breakthrough transport in China: Hydrogen-powered tram
China unveiled yesterday a completely new technology they have developed, or rather employed, in transportation by creating the world’s first hydrogen-powered tram. Hydrogen-powered vehicles are taking hold of the transportation industry ever since Toyota announced their Mirai car and made their patents publicly available. China has picked up the technology, although we can’t say for sure if they made use ...
Read More »DICE creative developer suggests Star Wars Battlefront II may not have a season pass
Star Wars Battlefront 2 may not have a DLC season pass after an interview with developers DICE suggested that this may be the case. Creative director Bernd Diemer told Mashable that the game will not have the season pass, and that EA is working on “something different” going on to that “I cannot talk about the specifics of this, but ...
Read More »Nintendo Switch is already being hacked
As I’m sure most people are aware, consoles and handhelds have exploits. Almost every console can be modded and is able to play copied games except the newest generation. All in good time though right? Nintendo’s 3DS was pretty famous for having a very active modding scene and their Wii has possibly the biggest homebrew scene ever seen aside the ...
Read More »LG G3 battery blows up on a bed, causing fire
The LG G3 battery is the newest addition to the list of random exploding tech gadgets. A Redditor has recounted a terrifying story about their little sister’s LG G3 battery exploding on a mattress, causing quite the damage to the bedroom and the phone, naturally. According to the OP, the T-Mobile LG G3 had no prior issues that could have caused ...
Read More »iPhone 6 Plus vs Galaxy Note 4: which is the better phablet?
The Galaxy Note 4 and the iPhone 6 Plus are the new staples for the phablet trend around the world. Both these phones come with huge displays that render one-handed use obsolete, to say the least. Even though you’ve got a one-handed mode on the iPhone 6 Plus, it doesn’t make the large phone any manageable. That doesn’t mean that ...
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