Collaborate Disseminate
In March, Microsoft announced native support for cross-platform play between Xbox One and Windows 10. At the time, the company also added that this support could be extended to “other console and PC networks,” something which led people to wonder if tr… Continue reading Sony Is the Only Remaining Obstacle To PS4-Xbox Cross-Play
In May, China’s conglomerate Huawei filed a lawsuit against Samsung accusing the Korean company of infringing on some of its 4G-related patents. Now, Samsung is returning the favor. According to Reuters, Samsung has filed a lawsuit of its own against H… Continue reading Samsung Fights Back, Sues China’s Huawei For Patent Infringement
Zack Whittaker, reporting for ZDNet: A hacker has targeted the official forum of popular mobile game “Clash of Kings,” making off with close to 1.6 million accounts. The hack was carried out on July 14 by a hacker, who wants to remain nameless, and a c… Continue reading Hacker Steals 1.6 Million Accounts From Top Mobile Game’s Forum
Verizon Communications is nearing a deal to buy Yahoo, Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with the matter. While nothing is official yet, the publication claims that Verizon is discussing a price close to $5 billion for Yahoo’s core Internet bus… Continue reading Verizon Nears Deal to Acquire Yahoo
Amazon sells all kinds of stuff — some legit, some not as much. So it didn’t really come as a big surprise when the company announced that it will now be selling student loans too. Quartz has more details: The e-commerce giant inked a deal with Wells … Continue reading Amazon Wants To Sell You Everything, Including Student Loans
Microsoft said on Thursday that it has sold over 500 units of the Surface Hubs, a number that apparently “exceeded” the company’s initial forecasts. In a statement to Microsoft-centric blog Petri, the company said: “Demand for Surface Hubs is very stro… Continue reading Microsoft’s Surface Hub Is a ‘Hit’, Demand Outstrips Supply
An anonymous reader writes: Torrent site isoHunt appears to have unofficially resurrected KickassTorrents (also known as Kickass Torrents or just KAT) at kickasstorrents.website. It might look like the original KAT site, which went down yesterday after… Continue reading IsoHunt Launches Unofficial KAT Mirror
Google has finally removed App Launcher that it bundles with the Chrome browser for Windows and Mac with the release of Chrome v52. The Mac client, in addition, now embraces Google’s Material Design approach, and comes with new icons and flatter and tr… Continue reading Google Gets Rid Of App Launcher In Chrome 52, Browser’s Mac Client Gets Material Design
An anonymous reader writes: A year ago, Facebook unveiled Aquila, its effort to put giant drones in the skies to beam Internet connectivity to areas in the developing world without mobile broadband Internet. Today, the company announced it has complete… Continue reading Facebook Took Its Giant Internet Drone On Its First Test Flight
Reader Trailrunner7 writes: Apple has fixed a series of high-risk vulnerabilities in iOS, including three that could lead to remote code execution, with the release of iOS 9.3.3. One of those code-execution vulnerabilities lies in the way that iOS hand… Continue reading Apple Patches Stagefright-Like Bug In IOS