Extracting audio from visual information-MIT Research
Researchers at MIT, Microsoft, and Adobe have developed an algorithm that can reconstruct an audio signal by analyzing minute vibrations of objects depicted in …
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Leaked photos show Samsung Galaxy Alpha in white
With the Galaxy Alpha getting closer and closer to an official unveil, quite a few details have leaked about Samsung’s upcoming metal-clad phone. We …
Thousands of Mozilla developers’ e-mail addresses, password hashes exposed
E-mail addresses and cryptographically protected passwords for thousands of Mozilla developers were exposed through a database glitch that may have been exploited by hackers, …
The Truth About Free Wi-Fi You Should Know
Free Wi-Fi can be an alluring perk for workers on the road. Business travel tends to bring long hours, and anytime there’s downtime to …
Here are 15 Free Proxy Servers To Access Blocked Sites
Governments/organisations blocking websites is a common sight these days, the reasons being varied of course. There might be some websites though that you want …
Nearly 40 Million Active Users Don’t Use Twitter’s Site or App
Investors who drove up Twitter Inc. TWTR -2.35% ‘s market value by more than $3 billion this week might want to read the fine …
HP study: 250 security flaws found in just 10 of the most popular smart home devices
Excited about the promise of the shiny new Internet of Things? Good. Because hackers are too. Or at least they should be, according to …
Microsoft releases Office for iPad update with PDF exporting, presenter view, third party fonts, more
Earlier this week Microsoft introduced an updated version of its OneNote app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and today new versions of its Office …
Wikipedia goes fully native on iOS and now lets you edit articles too
As one of the biggest brands on the Web, Wikipedia needs little introduction. The world’s biggest online encyclopedia is available across a multitude of …
Warning: Don’t Run These 8 Commands On Linux, Ever!
Linux’s terminal commands are undoubtedly very useful. The fact that Linux won’t ask you for confirmation if you run a command that won’t break …
