After years of speculation, Australian entrepreneur and computer scientist Craig Wright has outed himself as mysterious BitCoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. We have previously done two stories on the strange story of recluse and believed BitCoin founder Nakamoto. First was the reveal of who he was believed to be, a 64-year-old Japanese-American […]
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A Look at the new HP Chromebook 13
HP has shown off their newly released Chromebook 13. It is the latest laptop to run the Chrome OS, but for a much more affordable price than other models. The Chrome OS has been an interesting platform with a handful of drawbacks that have kept it from really taking off. […]
FBI informed Apple of iOS vulnerability
Apple has confirmed that the FBI has let them know of an iOS vulnerability in their software that could have an impact on their security. This information was shared on April 14, 2016. The security features of Apple software has been in the news even more than usual, lately. The […]
OLO 3D Printer successfully raised $2.3 Million on Kickstarter
Imagine being able to use your phone to print in 3D. That’s what the OLO 3D printer, found on Kickstarter, enables you to do. The process is simple on Android, iOS or Windows phones. Get the OLO, install the app on a smartphone with a flat screen and you’re ready […]
Acer announced new Switch Alpha 12 PCs
Acer has announced a new series of Windows 10 run PC’s called the Switch Alpha 12. They are the latest to try the detachable style for a more flexible notebook. The video showing off the features of the new Switch Alpha 12 boast an innovative cooling system that will allegedly […]
Google Play podcast feature is officially available
Google Play podcast has been announced this week by Google and marks their jumping into the media of the modern age. They will be providing access through their store for podcasts, and launching an auto suggest feature to go along with it. For those who haven’t been living under a […]
Short URLs have been cracked for spying
Researches testing the boundaries of privacy in short URLs have cracked them, allowing for potential spying. You probably use short URLs in your every day life: on Twitter, in emails, maybe on your blog. They are both convenient and, we once thought, secure. But researchers have managed to crack the […]





