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Netflix sends out password reset e-mails

Many big sites have started sending out password reset e-mails. This comes in the wake of hackers selling the login credentials of sites, including NetFlix, Tumblr, LinkedIn. Its good if you heed their advice and change your password to a strong one. Just in case you receive an e-mail from Facebook or Netflix requesting you…

8 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

U.S Military testing GPS jammers this month in California

The navy has described the tests as “GPS Interference Testing”. The FAA has warned pilots that this month the U.S. military will be conducting experiments at the Naval Air Weapons Center in the Mojave Desert which are likely to affect the GPS instruments in planes. These are classified tests, so obviously the military wont be very…

8 June 2016 in Consulting, Entrepreneurs, Technologies.

Onvi releases its $400 toothbrush can film your mouth as you brush your teeth

Now you have no excuse to not Pinterest your tonsils. Although many use a regular toothbrush instead of an electric one, you should know that the American Dental Association has recommended using an electric toothbrush over a manual one. Despite the added power, many who conscientiously clean their teeth miss a spot or two. So…

6 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Harvard Researchers create artificial leaf which photo synthesizes better than an actual leaf

Its 2% more efficient than an actual leaf. In a development that can be stated to be of the type where the students gets better than the teacher, researchers at Harvard have developed a leaf-like system which can convert light into fuel at a higher percentage than the actual plants themselves. The technology boils down…

6 June 2016 in Global perspectives, Technologies.

Walmart testing drones in its warehouses

Walmart is putting drones to count its inventories in its warehouses. Counting inventories every day can be one of the most monotonous jobs on the planet. In a drive towards increased efficiency, and in a move that essentially capitalizes the one thing machines are awesome at – doing the same thing over and over again…

3 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Technologies.

Visa’s new wearable is its payment ring

Getting married to Visa gets a whole new meaning. If you are planning on attending the Olympic Games in Rio this August, do make sure you have a Visa card on you, since that is the only way to pay at the official venues. Although it’s an incredibly sweet deal for Visa, but rather than…

3 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Robot Cars, People on Mars and AI Running Amok is Elon Musk’s Prediction for the Future

While Elon Musk, founder of SpaceX and Tesla Motors Inc., was never known to be shy of making a bold prediction, this time he seemed to stun many. In his attest of predictions Musk believes that that most cars won’t have drivers in three years and people will arrive on Mars by 2025. The colonization…

2 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Technologies.

Microsoft gets into mixed reality with its HoloLens devices

AR + VR = Microsoft’s mixed reality. Although HoloLens will eventually get a few siblings, most of them will however not come from the Microsoft stable. In a strategic move, Microsoft announced the opening up of its Windows Holographic platform to third parties, at Computex today. Now third party vendors will be free to create…

2 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Google’s flagship to have special features

Is this the beginning of the end of stock Android on Google phones? Google’s Nexus line of devices have since years been synonymous with stock Android and have most often been showcased as representative of the capacity of not only its new features but also of the platform. This year though has been an exception…

2 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

Airbnb’s new initiative aims at tackling unruly neighbours

Although the initiative has good intentions in mind, it has the potential to be misused by the opponents of the service. This could be critical in a state like Arizona where the state government is pondering over whether it should be allowed to operate in the state at all. Although Airbnb admits that most of…

2 June 2016 in Companies, Entrepreneurs, Global perspectives, Technologies.

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