Blogger may go to jail for playing Pokemon Go in Church

Though the reactions are mostly positive but some countries are taking the game too much to their head. But nobody expected this from Russia. On August 11, he filmed himself playingPokemon Goin a Yekaterinberg cathedral. Finally, he was arrested last Friday and could face a 5-year sentence if convicted. When arrested, Sokolovsky reportedly asked: How can one offend by entering a church with a smartphone? source: www.techworm.net

September 6, 2016 · 1 min · 67 words · Craig Davis

Samsung’s smart belt, Welt, will monitor your waistline

Samsungs Fitness-Tracking Smart Belt WELT Watches Your Waist Line Are you too calories conscious? Or do you indulge in overeating? There is some good news for such people. Thanks to an embedded pedometer and a magnetic clasp fitted in the buckle. The WELT wants to be a real fitness tracker. It does so by measuring the size of your tummy before and after meals. The pedometer can measure your steps and activity and calculate the calories burned....

September 6, 2016 · 1 min · 122 words · Lisa Perez

For The First Time New Carbon Nanotube Chip Outperforms Silicon Semiconductors

The huge breakthrough may forever change how microprocessors are produced. The problem with using carbon was its impurities. However, the University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers used polymers to pick the semiconducting nanotubes. By doing so, they achieved a solution of ultra-high-purity semiconductor carbon nanotubes. Arnold says the teams achievement has long been a dream of nanotechnology for the last two decades. However, the bigger question is whether semiconductor makers will embrace the new tech....

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 87 words · Stephen Castillo Jr.

Google said to brand its Nexus smartphones as Pixel and Pixel XL

The search giant has decided to change its in-house smartphone brand from Nexus to Pixel. The Pixel will be the 5? HTC-made Sailfish rig, while Pixel XL will be the 5.5? Sailfish and Marlin would both feature quad-core Qualcomm processors, 4GB of RAM, and 12-megapixel cameras. The only difference between these two smartphones is Marlins larger screen and battery. These new devices will also have some features built over vanilla Android, claim rumors....

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 93 words · Earl Tapia

HSBC customers can open a bank account with a selfie

Opening a bank account brings vivid images of filling multiple forms and signing x number of times on them. HSBC business customers can now open new accounts by taking a selfie picture so that verify their identity. In doing so, HSBC became the first bank to use facial recognition technology for opening bank accounts. HSBCs move is like to bring about a mini-revolution in the way we open our banking accounts....

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 73 words · Robert Wolf

R1 Razer Edition, The Ultimate Liquid-Cooled Gaming PC By Razer And Maingear

Further, the optional liquid cooling system feature also green lighting. Beside the looks, it also has Maingears customizable components and their internal Origami Wiring. By adding $99 to the base price, you could increase the memory to 16GB. The R1 Razer Edition is available for purchase onMaingears website. Orders should begin shipping to consumers in October. source: www.techworm.net

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 58 words · Amy Watson

This ‘space train’ concept can get you to Mars within 2 days

Further, once the space train starts its journey, it will never stop. In space, the most expensive portions of travel are the acceleration and deceleration phases. The energy required for those portions is tremendous, especially for something as heavy as a space train. In addition, if you were to start hauling cargo, it would become very expensive. However, once the train reached its cruising speed, its energy consumption would be minimal....

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 199 words · Justin Barajas

Why C is The Default Drive in Windows? Here is Your Answer

Computers are making lives easier for almost everyone. Windows is a dominant OS used by majority of computer users. Actually it is used mostly in fields where computers have to be used for non technical tasks. (And hence those trolls on Facebook, describing how Linux wins). It could be anything if it had to be C as it does not follow any order. Logically A should be the default drive.Then why?...

September 5, 2016 · 1 min · 186 words · Matthew Robles

Facebook Engineers Crashing Data Centers In Real-World Stress Test

The superstorm endangered two of Facebooks data centers, each carrying tens of terabits of traffic. He said the experience made the company realize it might not be as fortunate the next time. We had built up enough redundancy over the years that we weathered the storm, unintended, he said. We really came pretty close for us. The scale at which Facebook operates apparently compounds its resiliency challenges. So…every day is chock full of lot of scalability problems....

September 4, 2016 · 2 min · 222 words · Lauren Jackson

Facebook Messenger Chatbots can leak your private information

Facebooks attempts to bring chatbots to its FB Messenger were appreciated by tech pundits as well as users. But this comes at the risk of your privacy acording to a new research. Consumers of these organisations need frequent and ongoing interaction, the report notes. As it is, Facebook users dont trust the networking giant with their data. Another reason for Messenger chatbot failure is the desire of businesses of owning the data....

September 4, 2016 · 1 min · 89 words · Nathan Collins

IBM’s Watson AI creates trailer for sci-fi thriller movie “Morgan”

Heres the trailer created by Watson Heres the official trailer compiled completely by humans. source: www.techworm.net

September 4, 2016 · 1 min · 16 words · Shelly Jones

This developer hacked an Android App to get a free beer

Imagine hacking an Android App just to get a free beer! This is what Kuba Gretzky, a developer from Poland did and earned himself a chilled beer. Gretzky though that it would be worthwhile to hack such an offer and get something in return. Gretzky hacked the broadcast signals and earned himself a beer. This helps the restaurants and pubs to verify purchases and also award patrons with points, offers and coupons....

September 4, 2016 · 1 min · 179 words · Roger Garrett

Your last chance to check out iPhone 7 leaks before you decide on buying it

Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities haspublisheda detailed report explaining what to expect from iPhone 7. Apple fanboys may know Kuo who regularly makes awesome posts on iPhones before their release. He has also explained iPhone 7 Plus dual rear cameras would work. However, Apple is going one step further than Huawei by offering enhanced zoom with iPhone 7 dual cameras. Awesome hardware in iPhone 7 According to reports, iPhone 7 display will also be substantially improved....

September 4, 2016 · 1 min · 111 words · Jessica Cooper