Mobile Ads Can Put Users Personal Data at Risk, Says Study
There are about 2.6 billion smartphone users across the world and is expected to cross 6 Billion mark by 2020. However, in apps advertisements...
Hackers Can Type on Your PC through Flaw in Wireless Mice and Keyboard
Researchers have discovered vulnerabilities in wireless keyboards and mice which lets hackers to control them from 100 meters away. This flaw lets hackers to...
Ringing Bells To face Action if it Fails to Deliver Freedom 251 Phone, says...
The Indian government is closely watching on the rising mobile manufacturer Ringing Bells. The company launched world's cheapest smartphone previous week. It has got...
Bill Gates Denies Reports Saying “He Backs FBI” in iPhone “Backdoor” Row
Earlier Bill Gates made headlines quoting that "He Backs FBI" in the "Backdoor" row. The Financial Times had reported that Gates also inquired Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook’s...
Bill Gates Supports FBI, says Apple Should Unlock Shooter’s iPhone
The Microsoft's Co founder has joined the row between FBI and Apple, stating that Apple should fulfill the request of the government agency, FBI when...
Nokia Promises To Make Comeback, to Release New Phone This Year
Nokia, once a mobile-maker giant but no longer in the reckoning now has once again given feelers about it entering the mobile market but...
Vivo to Unveil Smartphone with 6GB Ram on March 1
Chinese Mobile Manufacturer, Vivo is all set to launch the world's first smartphone having 6GB Ram. Smartphone makers are now opting to introduce 4 GB Ram...
Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge’s Price Disclosed
Samsung has finally cleared the air and announced its two smartphones which were in the news for a lot of time now. The two...
Ringing Bells Will Make $0.45 Profit on Each Freedom 251 Phone, says Director Mohit...
Ringing Bells, small mobile manufacturer came to light after it launched world's cheapest smartphone at just $4. The company claimed that number of orders for...
Linux Mint Website Hacked, Users Duped to Download ISO’s with Backdoors
In an unexpected turn of events which sent Linux into a jizzy, the head of the Linux Mint project Clement Lefebvre said that the...