The popular storage and back up service, Dropbox was apparently hacked last night however, the company claims it was an internal issue. A hacker group called The 1775 Sec claimed responsibility for the issues with Dropbox last night stating that their hack was in honor of Internet activist and computer programmer, Aaron Swartz who committed … Read more
Changes to the Google algorithm can mean a whole new learning curve for SEO experts or content developers but trying to navigate it all might be a fruitless exercise. In 2013, Google changed their algorithm 15 times and in 2012, they changed it 37 times, perhaps even on purpose to stop people from manipulating search … Read more
Facebook has announced the end to Sponsored stories after the feature sparked privacy concerns that resulted in legal action. Facebook will be ending Sponsored stories on news feeds around the world on April 9th. The sponsored stories were created as social endorsements for ads based on users actions however, they were active without permission. To … Read more
The phone carrier war is on as T-Mobile now announces that it will pay you and any fees incurred to switch to their service. In 2013, T-Mobile added 4.4 million customers in 2013 making it the biggest year for the company in the last eight years. Now, T-Mobile has 47 million customers and is looking … Read more
Samsung’s latest Galaxy S5 is rumoured to have eye-scanning technology and is set to hit the shelves in April. The battle between Samsung and Apple is set to get fierce and seeing that Apple released thumb print technology, Samsung is taking it that one step further with eye scanning technology. At the Consumer Electronics Show … Read more
CEO of Yahoo, Marissa Meyer took to the CES to share with the world how Yahoo is getting a makeover in 2014. Yahoo has lost customers in recent years as many switched over to Google but Meyer is hoping to take Yahoo in a whole new direction in 2014. Joining her on stage was Katie … Read more
Twitter co-founder, Biz Stone has just launched a new app called Jelly. Released yesterday, Jelly is now available on the iPhone and Android phones and allows people to find out answers to questions using pictures. The questions are accompanied with a photo taken of the item in question and then twitter and facebook users can … Read more
Apple has run the numbers and it turns out that customers spent a whopping $10 billion in the App Store in 2013. Among the most popular App purchases including Minecraft, Angry Birds Star Wars and the Sleep Cycle alarm clock. December was the most popular month of the year with consumers spending $1 Billion. These … Read more
Rumors have been flying that Apple may release an iPad Pro and rival Samsung wasted no time, releasing four new high-end tablets designed for the professional market. Called the Galaxy NotePRO and Galaxy TabPRO, they both come with varying screen sizes with the largest being 12.2 inches and the smallest being 8.4 inches. The only … Read more
The Consumer Electronics Show is underway in Las Vegas and gadgets are being featured from all around the world from both big companies and young start ups. One of the gadgets peaking interest at CES include an AR drone that can be controlled from your iPhone or iPad. Henri Seydoux, CEO of Parrot came all … Read more
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