California judge allows iMessage lawsuit against Apple to proceed
A mere two days after releasing a tool which allows users to de-register their phone numbers from iMessage, a California judge has ruled that Apple
Year: 2014
AT&T abandons its plans to offer in-flight Wi-Fi
Back in April, AT&T announced its plans to partner up with Honeywell in order to deliver in-flight Wi-Fi connectivity to passengers using its 4G LTE
Blizzard announces a new IP at BlizzCon called “Overwatch”
In front of a live crowd of more than 25,000 BlizzCon 2014 attendees in Anaheim on Friday, as well as millions of online viewers of
Vudu Spark is Walmart’s answer to Google’s Chromecast
Walmart is the latest company trying to cash in on the success of Google’s Chromecast, the HDMI video streaming dongle that has become especially popular
Facebook joins the fight against Ebola
Mark Zuckerberg and his wife personally donated $25 million to help fight the Ebola outbreak that’s plaguing the people of West Africa, but now the
More than 350,000 Apple users in China affected by malware attack
Apple prides itself on iOS’s anti-malware security and iPhone users frequently use this to bash Android’s issues with malware, one which affects numerous Android users.
Showtime has announced its own cable-free streaming service for 2015
It’s been an excited couple of weeks for cord-cutters. First HBO announced that it’ll soon be offering a standalone online streaming service that won’t require
Google enters into a decade-long patent sharing deal with LG
Google has entered into a patent cross-licensing agreement with LG that covers “a broad range of products and technologies” that have been built on the
Police can now force you to unlock fingerprint-protected devices
The Fifth Amendment states that “no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,” which protects memorized information such
Verizon’s “perma-cookies” are a massive privacy concern
Do you work hard to maintain your privacy on your smartphone, using third-party tools such as Don Not Track? Well if you’re a Verizon subscriber,