For those who weren’t impressed with the HTC One M9, there is no doubt there will be more than a little thrill for their new virtual reality headset, the Re Vive, a partnership with Valve. One upon a time, a commercial promising an incredible graphic experience would have been a […]
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Mobile World Congress 2015 Preview
Barcelona is once again playing host to the largest and most important mobile event of the year, the Mobile World Congress. Already, people are on the edge of their seats as we anticipate the year’s most crucial and interesting releases in the mobile market. By its very nature, this event […]
The FCC officially votes in favor of Net Neutrality, 3 to 2
In a stunning and exciting win for the open internet, the FCC has officially votes in favor of Net Neutrality, imposing restrictions on both government and corporate agencies in how they supply and run the web. For years, the battle has raged on. ISPs such as Comcast and Verizon have […]
NSA and GCHQ gained access to Dutch SIM chip maker’s encryption
Reports that the US and UK’s NSA and GCHQ organizations gained access to the encryption keys of SIM chip maker Gemalto has once again underlined the reach and global nature of modern government surveillance. The manufacturer is a Dutch-French security firm that specializes in encrypted SIM cards meant to protect […]
HTTP/2 has finally been approved, with integration to follow
Users who have been hoping for faster browsing don’t have to turn to their ISP’s for the upgrade. HTTP/2 has been formerly approved after a long time in development, and it promises an increase in performance that has been a long time coming. The new protocol is based on SPDY, […]
Microsoft plans for Windows 10 to offer FIDO support
Microsoft has announced that their Windows 10 platform will offer Fast IDentity Online (FIDO) support, in a bid to begin eliminating the need for passwords, and to provide an extra layer of cyber security to their users. FIDO is believed by many to be the natural next step in securing […]
The Internet Of Things…the final nail in the privacy dispute?
With the Samsung privacy issue fresh in everyone’s minds, the fears about the Internet of Things and the potential for an even more invasive surveillance culture is quickly becoming a reality. At least, that is what privacy advocates at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) address in their latest report. There […]





