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Apple iPhones could have been hacked for years – here’s what to do about it

For many years, the Apple iPhone has been considered one of the most secure smart phones available. But despite this reputation, security issues that might affect millions of users came to light last week, when researchers at Google revealed they had discovered websites that can infect iPhones, iPads, and

Your doctor’s computer may have suggested opioids because drugmakers paid to tweak the software, DOJ says

San Francisco-based medical records startup Practice Fusion allegedly developed software for pharmaceutical companies to help increase the number of prescriptions doctors wrote for pain medications, according to a settlement with the US Department of Justice, Bloomberg reports. The company, which supplied its software to tens of thousands of doctors

You may have to verify your identity on social platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram

Users of popular social media platforms will soon have to verify their online identity. These include apps like Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and even WhatsApp. Such apps and websites will also have to develop an identity verification mechanism. The IT ministry is currently working on new social media guidelines. The new

Paul Berton: People have lots to say on social media but less so when it really counts

While the last Canadian election in 2015 saw the highest turnout since 1993 at 68.5 per cent, the one before it in 2011 saw the third lowest in history at only 61.4 per cent. – The Canadian Press file photo When a caller recently ranted to me

How the idiot box has slowly transformed into a smart gadget every house must have

You can enjoy the original Android experience on the Sanyo TV with unlimited access to thousands of authorised apps. Today, your smart TV can also be your personal computer. You can create documents or do work like creating an office presentation from Cloud. What’s more, you can

Bitdefender BOX – Must have protection for your smart gadgets

Gone are the days where we used antivirus and it provided protection only to the device it was installed on. Its scope is very limited. Today we use a number of internet connected devices such as laptops, smartphones, smart TVs, smart locks, webcams, and gaming consoles. Bitdefender

OnePlus seems to have cut off the 6T’s bezels in an ad

Remember the controversy regarding Lenovo’s Z5 and its bezels that turned out to be much larger in reality than in its official images? Well, it sure looks like OnePlus hasn’t learned anything from that debacle. Here’s a Twitter user noticing something strange about an ad for the

5 Cool gadgets you should have in 2018

What’s more appealing than a fancy phone? Let your gadgets do the talking. It is good to be materialistic if you have an amazing taste. What every geek should seek is not far anymore. Use yourself this year the super cool gadgets and put your mind on

Meghan Markle’s Feet Have Everyone Talking Right Now

So remember last month when people were buzzing about Kate Middleton’s fingers for what appeared to be no reason whatsoever? Well, it looks like the British tabloids are back at it again, now fixating their analysis on — wait for it — Meghan Markle’s feet. Yes, really. Why not just

Android P Will Have Gesture Controls Similar to iPhone X

While Android P is yet to completely emerge as the Android Oreo successor, it has now been spotted that this new Android version will bring an experience similar to the iPhone X. The experience, which appears to come in the form of gesture navigation, has been revealed by none other Google itself. It could sit alongside