Top Anti-virus like Avast, McAfee, Norton, Avira, Kaspersky and Bitdefender fail miserably in basic security tests

For reputation, we normally trust the reviews and ratings given for that particular antivirus software. Redditor,went a little further and devised his own tests to find out how the Antivirus softwares fare. He tested the most popular security software using Matousecs SSTS, CLT and his own keylogger software. Incidentally, SpyShelter is not a full blown antivirus. Its more of a Firewall which doubles up as AV. Man_on_the_train found that only SpyShelter passed Matousecs SSTS, CLT and his own keylogger software tests....

August 22, 2015 · 1 min · 182 words · Michael Lewis

A man builds an amazing real-life control panel for his computer

But Redditorsmashcutsseems to have different ideals of running a PC. So he decided that maybe using his keyboard or his computer to perform these actions got a little boring. For the most frequently used apps by smashcuts, there is a green Main Systems section. LED buttons and backlights The hardware is controlled by a combination of USB controllers, Arduinos and LED lights. The enclosure itself is made from a mixture of a laser-etched acrylic glass panels and handout metal junction box....

August 21, 2015 · 2 min · 222 words · Todd Rivera

Digital rat brain built by IBM could power smartphones in future

These chips are created to function like the brains nerve cells known as neurons. Existing computers as really fast calculators, Modha said. Passing between neurons, the spikes are like a single bit of information. He says that he thinks of this happening within a decade. The complexity and beauty of neurons in nature dwarfs the imagination, he added. Its a system that is somewhat inspired by the way a rats brain is wired....

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 107 words · Christian Acosta

Firefox users will soon be able to run Chrome extensions on Firefox browsers

To ensure continued working of the extensions, the developers will need to make changes. To be released on December 15, it is predicted that Firefox 43 may include the new API. source: www.techworm.net

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 33 words · Julia Fry

For the first time Movie studio sues Popcorn Time users for copyright infringement

Popcorn Time also uses BitTorrent under the hood. The filmmakers in the complaint write that Popcorn Time serves no legitimate purpose. The Popcorn Time website and tool constantly informs users that its use may be against the law. For example, a clear warning has been provided in the Popcorn Times homepage and in the FAQ. Popcorn Time isnt illegal. Pinning a a Popcorn Time label over such a lawsuit seems a little inflated, they add....

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 92 words · Jessica Robinson

German aerospace research centre reopens hypersonic space plane program

Sippel said: We want to come up with a development road map. We need a mission definition and this year we will do that in Phase A. To make it more viable, DLR has also outlined a 100-seat version capable of 1-hr. intercontinental and transpacific missions. It is expected tickets would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. But even if the share will only be 0.2% why should we do it?...

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 121 words · Maurice Peterson

India Builds The First 100 Percent Solar-Powered Airport In The World

Shortly thereafter, they installed another 1 MWp on the top of a maintenance hangar. Combined, these two plants are estimated to have already cut carbon dioxide emissions by 550MT. source: www.techworm.net

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 31 words · Ryan Harrington

LFEX produces world’s most powerful laser beam with a peak power of 2,000 trillion Watts!

It was at the Osaka University in Japan where this worlds most powerful LFEX laser beam was fired. So in other words, thisLFEX laser has enormous power and brightness. Table Of Contents What is the purpose of building these ultra high power lasers? To build such powerful optical and electronic technology is definitely not an easy task. Then what is it that drives scientists all over the world to build them....

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 139 words · Benjamin Blair

Scientists successfully grow human brain with maturity of 5-week foetus in lab

Weve struggled for a long time trying to solve complex brain disease problems that cause tremendous pain and suffering. The brain that they have developed is a virtually complete recreation of a human foetal brain. The longer the maturation process the more complete the organoid will become. We dont know yet, said Anand. Mathematical correlations and statistical methods are insufficient to in themselves identify causation. You need an experimental system you need a human brain....

August 21, 2015 · 1 min · 77 words · Marco Coleman

Apple iPhone 6S is nearly indestructible shows new leaked BendGate test video

However, Apple may be planning to make a noteworthy upgrade to its industrial design. However, the iPhone 6S, proved to be much stronger in Hilsentegers test. After experiencing about 80 pounds of pressure, the phone was only slightly bent. Have a look at the phones below after the test. Secondly, it gets destroyed or damaged very easily. Resource :Business Insider. source: www.techworm.net

August 20, 2015 · 1 min · 62 words · Jennifer Campos DDS

Cant run Chrome on Windows 10, here is how to fix it

Google Confirms Chrome net web client Issues in Windows 10, Fix coming soon Aw, Snap! While there can be several reasons why chrome is down for you or is crashing on your PC. This article might help you find a solution. If Google chrome is still not opening or crashing, you might want to look below for additional fixes. Method1- upgrade your Chrome net surf tool. Method2- Reinstall the Chrome, see if this fixes the issue....

August 20, 2015 · 1 min · 115 words · Christina Luna

MegaBot launches Kickstarter to fund Giant Robot Duel in Japan

An updated version of Mark II would be 6-foot-long chainsaw provided with giant punching gloves. The robot that you see on Kickstarter is the ultimate robot. Its got bald eagles for shoulders, Cavalcanti told Popular Science. It is like Team Americas robot. Its a little silly, its a little campy, but its also totally epic and American. To prepare it for battle, MegaBots has recruited the likes of NASA and Howe and Howe Technologies....

August 20, 2015 · 1 min · 131 words · Jacqueline Brown

New ATM hack “shimmer” fits in perfectly invisible inside the ATM card slot

New ATM Hack Shimmer Steals Data, Sits Undetected Inside Card Slot Security researchers have discovered that ATM hackers are using a new form of card data gathering thin gadget which acts as a shim between the card and the ATM chip reader. ATM hackers are becoming pretty sophisticated with theirmodus operandithese days and are getting success in cheating the unlucky victims with high tech gadgets. This kind of hacking was brought to light by a team of fraud experts in Mexico who discovered that ATM hackers are nowadays using a new form of wafer thin gadget termed as shimmer that has been enabled to gather the card data from ATM machines....

August 20, 2015 · 4 min · 645 words · Angela Kennedy