Category Archives: TECHNOLOGY
APPLE’S DEVELOPER CENTER BREACHED BY UNKNOWN HACKERS
Apple’s Developer Center website taken offline after it was breached by unknown hackers
- Company says all sensitive information was encrypted, but some contact information could have been accessed Continue reading
$8.2 BILLION GOOGLE SECRET LOVE RAT: GOOGLE CEO ERIC SCHMIDT HAS EXOTIC MISTRESSES INSIDE HIS ‘OPEN MARRIAGE’ WITH WIFE WENDY
The £5.4billion Google love rat: How boss, 58, of internet giant resisting online porn crackdown has a string of exotic lovers in his ‘open marriage’… but DOESN’T want you to know about it Continue reading
QUANTUM COMPUTING BY QUANTUM MECHANICS: THE 9 FACTS ABOUT QUANTUM COMPUTING THAT WILL MELT YOUR MIND
9 Facts About Quantum Computing That Will Melt Your Mind

Instead, they rely on the underpinnings of quantum mechanics, a branch of physics that’s defied conventional understanding for about 100 years, to manipulate individual particles and solve previously unsolvable problems. Continue reading
REAL GEEK SUMMIT: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES HELD IN MOSCOW ATTENDED BY TODAY’S GREAT MINDS IN SCIENCE
Here’s Why Some Of The World’s Most Brilliant People Are In Moscow This Weekend
THE TWITTTER GUIDE: THE 100 TECH PEOPLE TO FOLLOW ON TWITTER
PRESENTING: The 100 Tech People You Have To Follow On Twitter

Twitter!
Where would we be without it? You can hate on it if you want, but it’s a great place to shoot the breeze, pick bits of news, and look at photos.
To help you get the most of Twitter, we put together a list of the 100 tech people you should be following to stay on top of the conversation of the day. Continue reading
CAPITOL HILL HACKED BY HACKER GROUP ANONYMOUS, 2,000 USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS OF STAFFERS POSTED ONLINE
Hackers on the Hill: Hundreds of Capitol Hill staffers’ email passwords are publicly revealed
- Hackers claim to have accessed the user names and passwords of Capitol Hill staffers
- Around 2,000 are thought to have been posted online Continue reading
LERNSTIFT: THE DIGITAL PEN THAT CHECKS SPELLING ERRORS ON PAPER, EVEN GRAMMAR IN THE FUTURE, HAS BUILT-IN Wi-Fi AND CAN CONNECT TO YOUR SMARTPHONE OR PC
The pen that checks for spelling errors on PAPER and vibrates when you make a mistake
- Lernstift pen has built-in handwriting software that traces written words Continue reading
UNITED AIRLINES SPLIT SCIMITAR WINGLET TO HELP SAVE THEM $200 MILLION PER YEAR
A Sword-Like Attachment For Planes Will Save United Airlines $200 Million Per Year
There’s a new United Airlines plane in the skies, with a dangerous-looking feature that will actually make it more efficient.
The Boeing 737-800, which took its maiden test flight in Washington on Tuesday, is the first aircraft fitted with the new Split Scimitar Winglet, a curved attachment to the tip of the wing that is appropriately named for a sword. Continue reading
NEW APPLE TV IS ADVERT-FREE AND ITS REMOTE CONTROL A RING ON YOUR FINGER
Apple’s new TV set ‘will have NO adverts and could be controlled by remote control ring worn on a viewer’s finger’
-Apple said to be in talks with broadcasters about an advert-free TV model Continue reading
THE $25 GADGET THAT CAN HACK YOUR CAR AND CONTROL IT USING A $1 CHIP TO BREAK ENCRYPTION…IT’S TIME TO KEEP YOUR OLD CARS FOLKS FOR SECURITY REASON
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17 July 2013 by Paul Marks New Scientist Magazine issue 2926. Subscribe and save
IN THE early hours of 18 June, a Mercedes coupé travelling at extremely high speed along a Los Angeles street smashed into a palm tree. It exploded into flames, killing the driver; the impact ejected the engine 50 metres clear of the car. Was it an accident? Or was the car hacked, allowing it to be driven off the road by remote control? Continue reading
GPS GUIDED ‘FAR OUT’ SOFTWARE TO PREDICT WHERE A PERSON WILL BE YEARS FROM NOW
New tracking software knows exactly where you’ll be on a precise time and date YEARS into the future (even if you don’t)
- Program called Far Out tracks people using GPS to learn their routine
- It then makes predictions about where that person will be in future years Continue reading
THE FUTURE ATM: DIEBOLD MILLENIAL ATM TO REPLACE BANK CARDS WITH FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY…WOULD IT STILL RECOGNIZE YOU AFTER YOU HAD A BOTOX?
Next-generation cash machines set to replace bank cards with facial recognition
- The Diebold Millennial ATM uses facial recognition instead of bank cards
- Unique one-time security codes are sent to the phone by text message Continue reading
GOOGLE BILLIONAIRE LARRY PAGE WEARS HIS GOOGLE GLASS DURING WEDDING OF HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW IN CROATIA
Is this the most embarrassing groomsman ever? Tech billionaire Larry Page wears his Google Glass at the altar during brother-in-law’s glitzy wedding in Croatia Continue reading
TWITTER CO-FOUNDER’S HOUSE FOR SALE: EVAN WILLIAM’S 3,200 SQ. FT. SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE JUST LISTED FOR $3 MILLION
See Inside The San Francisco Mansion Twitter Co-Founder Evan Williams Just Listed For $3 Million Continue reading
MOTO X FEATURE: MOTOROLA’S NEXT SMARTPHONE WILL BE ABLE TO LISTEN TO YOU EVEN IF THE SCREEN IS SWITCHED OFF
Motorola‘s Next Smartphone Will Be Able To Listen To You Even If The Screen Is Switched Off Continue reading
DEADLY iPHONE 5: CHINESE FLIGHT ATTENDANT AND BRIDE-TO-BE MA AILUN DIES ‘ FROM MASSIVE ELECTRIC SHOCK WHILE ANSWERING HER iPHONE 5’
Apple launches probe after Chinese bride-to-be, 23, dies ‘from massive electric shock while answering her iPhone 5‘
- Ma Ailun, a China Southern Airlines air hostess, died in Xinjian, China
- Family say she was answering her iPhone 5 at home while it was charging Continue reading
$6,000 PHONE BILL: BRITISH TEEN CASEY SNOOK HIT WITH $6,000 BILL BY UPLOADING PHOTOS TO FACEBOOK WHILE ON VACATION IN NEW YORK CITY
Teen Hit with $6,000 Bill After Using Facebook During NYC Vacation
By Elise Solé, Shine Staff Yahoo

Michael Lloyd/SWNS.com)Casey Snook, a 14-year-old girl from England, unknowingly racked up a $6,000 phone billby uploading photos to Facebook while on vacation in New York City, according to a story published Friday in the New York Post.
During the five-day trip with her mother, Kate Snook, Casey snapped photos of the Empire State Building, Times Square, Grand Central Station, and Central Park. Eager to share her travels with her friends, she uploaded the photos to Facebook. But since Casey hadn’t blocked her “data roaming” function, all that time spent on the Internet added up. Continue reading