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Deepfake Safety: Five Things You Can Do Today

The generation of images, videos, and voices through artificial intelligence is evolving at a pace that demands we establish clear criteria and good habits to defend ourselves from the dangers of abusing these technologies. Deepfakes are already part of our everyday online life, so it is a very good idea…

Top Online Scams to Be Aware of in 2025

The internet is undoubtedly full of great content, hobbies, information, offers, products, and people, but there’s also a darker side to it. We might not realise it, but every day we’re exposed to threats and scams as we navigate the online world. Curiosity and trust can be exploited to lure…

Meet the new features for Avast Free AV and Avast Premium Security

With millions of active users worldwide, Avast stands as a benchmark in cybersecurity. Why? Because of the quality of its solutions, the reach of its tools and because it is a platform in continuous evolution. A platform that today, once again, places our security at the forefront by reinforcing every…

Robotic Fire-Fighters Tested By US Navy
Robots are the future!  Industry and everyday life relies on the work of robots of varying degrees.  Now there are robotic fire fighters who could help put out fires and protect firemen and women from fires they would otherwise, be unable to enter. As one can imagine, a variety... Read more
SITU: Smart Scale Counts Calories & Weight
TUAW writer Michael Grothaus is the latest in a long line of critic come creator.  He has developed a calorie-counting scale that has assisted him in losing 67 pounds over the last year.  Smart technology indeed! The device is called SITU and it is a smart scale, which calculates the nutritional... Read more
Google Chrome Best For Gaming
Are you a gamer?  What web browser do you use?  Well, if you haven’t tried it already, you should give Google Chrome a trial run on your PC and see if you like it.  Google Chrome is one of the best desktop browsers currently available on the planet. Millions... Read more
Ion Wireless Smart Lighting
Smart lighting is becoming more popular in the market at the moment, with many different firms showing off their products left, right and centre. One such company is Lava, who has produced a different kind of smart light called Ion. (It is currently in a production-ready prototype).  The firm... Read more
Fingerprint Analysis Pilot Study Reveals More Data Than Ever
Fingerprint analysis has been used to identify suspects since the late nineteenth century by Police departments around the world. With today’s modern technology, the Police and forensic scientists still can’t reconstruct a smudged print though. Also the Fingerprint patterns are also of little or no use when the suspect is... Read more
Free WiFi At Manchester City Football Club Stadium
Manchester City has become the first Premier League football club to introduce free WiFi throughout their stadium.  The Etihad Stadium now has high-density broadband and it marks an ongoing digital initiative at the club, which includes apps that are aimed at visiting fans to help them navigate the area. ... Read more
Nest Arrives in UK

Nest Arrives in UK

News April 5, 2014

Nest have just announced it will be bringing the Nest Learning Thermostat to the United Kingdom.  The Nest device gives you full control of your heating through a mobile app. It is a really useful piece of kit, which I have seen working in a real environment; my friend... Read more
Opera Mini 8 Launched
Opera Software is the maker of the Opera browser for desktop PCs and mobile devices alike.  But to help those of us who have slightly less up-to-date devices, Opera have just launched the Opera Mini 8 browser for basic mobile phones. Currently, the number of smartphones being used is... Read more
Citrix Releases GoToMeeting For Chrome
Video conferencing is a standard requirement in today’s business environments.  Whether people choose to use Skype or another service, they need high quality services at little or no cost.  The market has a few products that are availalble at the moment and one to look out for is Citrix‘s GoToMeeting,... Read more
Parathletes Will Compete Using Robotic Limbs in Cybathlon
They are more than meets the eye!  An amazing technology-based Olympic style sporting event, called the Cybathlon, will take place in Switzerland in 2016.  These games will allow Parathletes to use technology, including robotics, in order to compete. The Cybathlon will feature ‘pilots’ (parathletes) who will be equipped with... Read more
Plextor Adds Full-Disk Encryption To Solid-State Drives
Plextor, a digital storage technology professional, has announced the initiation of the M6M mSATA and M6S solid-state drives (SSDs).  Due in the second quarter of 2014 in 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB capacities, we look forward to seeing them soon. The M6M will have a server-grade Marvell 88SS9188 controller, Toshiba... Read more
Record Breaking 188 mph RC Car
Remote control extremist, Nic Case, has won the world record for fastest RC car in the world.  Nicknamed, the RC Bullet, this small but mighty car can reach over 188 mph.  This is even faster than cars like the Camero Z and Jaguar F-Type: full size sport’s cars!  Only... Read more
UK Changing Copyright Law
Most people today who own a computer with a CD/DVD drive have, at one time in their life, burned a CD.  The practice is currently illegal in the UK. But things are about to change as the UK Government has published a guide informing people about an upcoming revision... Read more
Cupcake ATM Open in NYC
Feeling peckish?  Have a cupcake from your local ATM machine!  Yes, you heard right!  New York City, the city of lights, the big ‘apple’, has now got its very own, first ever, Cupcake ATM!  Open 24 hours a day, it will help the citizens of New York feed those... Read more
Facebook Messenger To Offer Voice Calling In India
Facebook users in India may now send and receive voice calls via the Facebook Messenger service. Facebook first introduced this feature for iOS users in the United States and Canada back in January 2013. The feature was extended to Android OS users in a few months later, in April of that... Read more
Adobe Powers 3/4 Of All Digital Reading
Adobe has revealed that it now powers more than 75% of all digital issues, which are consumed on mobile devices. Adobe Digital Publishing Suite, more commonly known as DPS, is a codeless app generator for publications. Freshly unearthed data from Adobe shows that DPS, which releases publications that are... Read more
D-Air Wireless Airbag Biker Safety
The amount of different types of road bikes currently in use globally is astonishing.  The motorcycle industry is huge, with millions of riders and their machines always on the road.  I myself, before I had a family, used to dabble in the use of 2 wheels instead of 4. ... Read more
Dropbox Acquires Readmill
Reading groups have been around since, well, books have been.  People can gather together and discuss a particular book, which they have previously chosen to read and then they can discuss the characters, the plot, the premise, whether the author pulled off the characters well enough for the story... Read more