No Man’s Sky is one of the most expansive video games ever created, tasking players with exploring a procedurally generated universe so vast that everyone’s experience will be different. It’s unclear whether players can even run into others at all — two people playing the game yesterday claimed to have made …
Read More »Features of windows 10 || Cast to Device
Watch the all new feature in windows 10. Learn how to connect your device with you laptop(pc) directly without any additional software . Keep supporting . source
Read More »Hackers have developed autonomous programs that'll hunt down and fix your vulnerabilities
On Aug. 5, in a packed ballroom in the Paris Las Vegas hotel, seven teams of 68 programmers, hackers and researchers made history. The teams, which were participating in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Cyber Grand Challenge, proved that software they built could autonomously hunt for, identify and …
Read More »Car thieves are hacking and stealing Jeeps
Remember those halcyon days when car thieves had to actually work to steal your car by cutting a few wires or jamming a screwdriver into the ignition? Well kiss them goodbye, because the dude boosting your new baby is going high tech. According to Engadget, which picked up the news …
Read More »Google Maps expands ridesharing options to Southeast Asia
For a while now, we’ve been able to go to the Google Maps app and see how much it would cost to get an Uber to our destination. We could then tap a button to open the Uber app and order the car. Google expanded the feature to ride-hailing apps such …
Read More »5 Things To Do After Installing Windows 10
Hi, I compiled a small list of things to do after installing windows 10. This is consist of changing microsoft edge to chrome, using bing2google extension to … source
Read More »Pogue's Basics: Catch every error when proofreading
As anyone who writes or publishes can tell you, attaining a perfect proofread—ferreting out every typo, missing word, and so on—is staggeringly difficult. You can read over something six times, swear it’s perfect—and then show it to someone else who spots a typo instantly. Somehow, your brain gets lulled into …
Read More »Surprise: a lot of smart locks have terrible security
Gadget makers love the Internet of Things. Just look at connected refrigerators, connected tampons, and connected pregnancy tests as some examples. As I’ve said before, and I’ll say again, the security of these devices is often inadequate. This week at DEF CON, two researchers, Anthony Rose and Ben Ramsey, emphasized …
Read More »A bot is using Trump's conspiracy playbook against him
Donald Trump probably didn’t donate to the North American Man/Boy Love Association. I say probably because there’s absolutely no proof that he did, and he doesn’t really seem to donate to anyone. But there’s no proof that he didn’t donate to NAMBLA either. So how can we really know? By most …
Read More »Brave dolphin reminds world not to use an iPad as a camera
In 2016, it’s become acceptable to use an iPad as a camera. No longer the domain of parents on vacation, iPad photography has been coopted by the young, who shamelessly lift their large screens in the air, obstructing the view as they film entire concerts. Notably, The Verge‘s own Sean O’Kane …
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