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Opera Browser Introduces Built-In Ad Blocker

Opera Web is attempting to develop its browser by not giving users what they normally want but instead of helping them to what they want to avoid, which is ads and time consuming loading tasks.

Google Hires Chris Poole Founder Of 4chan, The Site That Spawned Anonymous

Google hired Christopher Poole the founder of 4chan, a controversial hub for image sharing, where on Monday he announced in a post stating that he joined Google, even though he doesn’t know specifically what are the company’s intention are

Seagate Will Reveal The Fastest Ever SSD This Summer

Seagate announced today to reveal a record breaking of the fastest Solid State Drive “SSD”, which allows to transfer enough data at a rate of 10 gigabytes per second.

Yik Yak Wants Users To Create Usernames That Are Relevant To Keep Away From Anonymity

Yik Yak is an anonymous social app known to be used for students on college campuses, is declaring to its users to create usernames for themselves that is relevant from now on, these names will be attached to their posts by default.

Microsoft Taking On Oracle: Ports SQL Server To Linux

Microsoft announced on Monday its plans to unveil a database software as a rival that works with its Windows operating system, a new business move that targets a market long directed by Oracle.

Facebook Will Soon Introduce WordPress Plugin To Its Instant Article

Facebook made a wide roll out to its Instant Article that already reached its release date, the social media is now attempting to implement a WordPress plugin aiming at the millions of publishers using the known revenue.

Verizon Wireless Is Paying $1.35 Million Settlement Fine To US For Privacy Probe

Verizon Communication is paying $1.35 million in settlement fine in an agreement to a 3 years order from the Federal Communication Commission that was announced on Monday claiming that the company’s wireless unit was found violating its user’s privacy.

Apple Shuts Down First Known OS X Ransomware

During the weekend in the first campaign against Macintosh computers, Mac users had their devices hacked by a destructive software known as ransomware.

Google’s New Search Result Gives Self-Promoting Ads

Google has found a way to build a search engine that offers exclusive content to its query results. Enabling advertisers to increase the value to connect with similar tastes to consumers, where the content transfers to Google’s cloud servers directly.

Universal Studio Japan Seeing To Take Nintendo Land By 2020

It is been said that Universal Studio Japan taking part of Nintendo land is well looked after to bring about, a collaborative effort that lasted almost a year now to surface. Since it’s already happening, it is up to the Nintendo collaboration to see how far it will go on a global scale.

Apple Launches Customer Service On Twitter

Apple launched a new Twitter account that provides customer service to its users on Thursday, a progress to the company’s expansion in social media that triggered an instant response to its users complaining about their devices.

Amazon Quietly Drops Encryption Feature On Fire Tablet OS

Amazon no longer supports encryption to local stored data on its Fire tablets, explaining that devices that are being secured by the feature due to scrambling data was in slight use by the customers.

Intel Reports A Collaborative Effort To Work On A New Augmented Reality Headset

Looking at every technology industry joining the digital reality arena, it doesn’t come as a surprise for Intel to jump in as well into the world of augmented reality.

Susan Bennett: The Voice Behind Siri Gets Personal In Brockport

Susan Bennett has been reading through senseless gibberish threads since 2004. Up until October 4 2011, her not pretentious job would land her to become an international sensation.

Eric Schmidt Former CEO Of Google To Lead A New Pentagon Advisory Board

Defense Secretary Ash Carter announced on Wednesday that the former chief executive of Google Eric Schmidt will be leading a new Pentagon advisory board to bring Silicon Valley’s best innovative and practices to US military.

Drown Vulnerability Demonstrates Intentional Weak Crypto Leaving Websites At Risk

This dates back to the 1990’s encryption backdoors that is making a comeback to the industry 20 years after to what it’s now called Drown.

Having The Right Keyword Could Be Essential To Apply For A Job Online

When a job seeker is in need to put their resume on top of the list online in search for a job opportunity, applying the right keywords could help them do so.

HTC’s Strange Sensation Of A Brave New Virtual World

Stepping in the latest hugely hyped tech reboot is somewhere one might imagine being swallowed by a 1960’s television set, after long hours of staring into a textured screen gives this sort of sensational experience chaining a viewer to a wall, where reality has disappeared and only remains with pixilated images everywhere they looked.

Xbox’s Announcement To Everything Microsoft At A Spring Showcase

Last week, Microsoft held an Xbox spring showcase presenting a bunch of new games to the press.

Creative Techs That Could Improve Efficient Job Search

Technology shows that it could be beneficial for job seekers to find a position there looking for.

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