This multi-touch Windows 10 coffee table to cost you $5,500

Back in 2014, 3M and Ideum created a 46-inch Android table and offered it for $6,950. It was around this time Redmond was showing off the original Microsoft Surface, which later became PixelSense. It is waterproof, and features 12 point multi-touch. A single USB 3.0 port is available for connectivity, along with Bluetooth and WiFi built in. It also allows you to control your home automation accessories. Kineti has developed its own custom software for these functionalities....

July 6, 2016 · 1 min · 87 words · Jasmine Park

TP-LINK Loses Control of Domains Used to Configure Routers

TP-Link has two of them, viztplinklogin.netandtplinkextender.netthrough which it gives out routers configuration. Although users can access their router administration panel through local IP address (i.e. 192.168.1.1, most router marketers make it easier for customers by having a easy to remember domain names. TP-Links mistake shows how they can lead to problems. Forgetting to buy the domain is the second mistake. My advice is to block the domain by the ISP....

July 6, 2016 · 1 min · 109 words · Angelica Goodwin

Using willingly shared colleagues Wi-Fi password will constitute as ‘hacking’ in United States

If you have read thisarticle, you will know what I am talking about. This absurd ruling was made by a judge from California 9th Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday. The judge was interpreting law in accordance with the antiquated CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) law. Korn/Ferry found out about Nosals misdemeanors with company credentials and filed a police complaint. Nosal filed an appeal and the matter came up for hearing yesterday....

July 6, 2016 · 1 min · 83 words · Lisa Fitzgerald

Zebra Unveils Its First Android-Based Enterprise Wearable Computer

WT6000 is 4.7 inches wide, 3.5 inches high and 0.7 inches thick and weighs 8.7 ounces. It includes three user-programmable function keys as well as WiFi, Bluetooth and near-field communications (NFC) connectivity. The gadget has several options for data capture, including a variety of 1D/2D imaging scanners. Zebra says that WT6000 is dustproof and spray-proof, and can be operated in extreme conditions. Prices for the WT3000 start at $3,000. source: www....

July 6, 2016 · 1 min · 71 words · George Perkins

‘Pokemon Go’ rolls out on iOS and Android

Only users in Australia and New Zealand can reach the app on both Android and iOS. The current version requires approximately 60MB for Android users and 100MB for iOS users. So, what is so exciting about Pokeman Go? When the player catches a Pokemon, they can train them and help them become more powerful. Players are then given the chance to catch even stronger and rarer Pokemon. According to Polygon, Pokemon Go took some time to develop....

July 6, 2016 · 1 min · 123 words · Mrs. Kimberly Flynn

Attackers Get SSL Certificates For Any Domain, Thanks To Flaws In Free SSL Tool

Users who want to use free StartSSL certificates can take advantage of their StartEncrypt offering. They only need to download a Linux client that they are required to upload to their servers. This means the client was exposed to Open Redirect susceptibilities. However, this feature is not that simply usable. While the first condition was quite uncommon, the second was not. Moreover, StartEncrypt is vulnerable to a Duplicate-Signature Key Selection attack just like Lets Encrypt....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 109 words · Carl Meyer

Blizzard Sues Developer Who Created Overwatch Cheats, Claims Millions Lost

The cheat allows players who buy and enable it to play with multiple unfair advantages. According to the site, thousands of players may be using this tool. Blizzard sued Bossland on the claim that Bossland had committed copyright infringement and was participating in unfair competition. Now Blizzard wants to try it in the US too. One could ask himself, why now and not back in 2011. Why not just sue us in the US five years ago?...

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 103 words · Anna Jones

China Develops World’s Largest Alien-Hunting Telescope

It managed to out stage United States in the supercomputers race by bagging the fastest supercomputer label. Now its doing the same in the field of astronomy by building the worlds largest alien-hunting telescope in Guizhou. FAST is almost twice as large as the next biggest radio telescope, which is in Puerto Rico. Its hoped, the gathered information will help scientists learn more about the evolution of our universe. However, everything comes with a price....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 87 words · Benjamin Mcguire

China’s media watchdog sues Apple over showing of war film from the 1990s

Currently, Youku Tudou is one of the largest video sharing services in China. The case was currently under further investigation, the agency added. The title translates to Bloody Fight With Our Brave Enemies. kinda looks an app called Youku Tudou is available for download in Apples app store. This isnt the first time SAPPRFT has given Apple grief. Thanks to the agency, the company had to shut down the iBookstore and iTunes Movies earlier this year....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 96 words · Mr. Christopher Tucker

How to Find your Mac with Track My Mac iOS App

We start thinking about anti-theft tools and various security features only after we become a victim of the theft. Why not get protected in advance? Maybe then the theft will never affect you. Thats the time when anti-theft tools enter the game. Recently MacKeeper has expanded its anti-theft tool with iOS app calledTrack My Mac. The app is absolutely free to use and doesnt require any subscriptions and investments. Track My Mac offers user-friendly interface that allows the user to easily switch between sections in one click....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 209 words · Daniel Vance

This 11 year-old boy has IQ of Einstein and Hawking

They invited him to be a member of the intelligently top society. Later, the organization spread worldwide. Membership is limited to the top 2% of the population by IQ. A Harry Potter fan, Akhilesh too did not expect such a high score in the test. I was expecting around 140, but this is really high. After the test, for days we kept checking e-mails to see if the results had come....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 187 words · Molly Bates

This optical illusion has left the Internet puzzled

Internet users are baffled by this optical illusion can you work it out? The image above is a detail from an entry in this yearsIllusion of the Yearcontest. This remarkable illusion was developed by one Kokichi Sugihar, a professor at Meiji University in Japan. So how does it work? The professor discovered that the objects arent circles and theyre not squares either. We cannot correct our interpretations although we logically know that they come from the same objects....

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 119 words · Elizabeth Morgan

This ‘Dry Your Phone’ Hack Might Be Even Better Than Rice!

This new hack is similar, but uses something you may not have thought of…KITTY LITTER! Source:HelloGiggles Read More source: www.techworm.net

July 5, 2016 · 1 min · 20 words · Tiffany Mcguire