This filmmaker just used an iPhone 5s to shoot his critically-acclaimed movie

Remember the kid shooting on his iPad? Theres something about every time it cuts to his iPad footage I got more interested. I thought, Why isnt anyone doing a whole film like this yet? He was sure that he could pull off shooting the movie with the phone. In total, he used three iPhones but never used it simultaneously. While the FiLMiC Pro app costs $7.99, the Moondog lens adapters range from $160-$175....

July 10, 2015 · 2 min · 289 words · Ronald Ruiz

Top Model Charlotte Mckinney Hacked, Nude Photos Leaked on Instagram and Imgur

Unknown hackers hacked her Instagram account to pose a set of NSFW images on Wednesday. The images were removed on Thursday but not before countless users had already shared them across platforms. It is disgusting someone does this and hopefully laws will change to protect people from these cyber attacks. One of her followers commented, I will never understand how this is how one enjoys their time. Violating others private moments or personal information....

July 10, 2015 · 1 min · 120 words · Yesenia Baker

US government says more than 21.5 million social security numbers affected in federal data breach

Further, 1.8 million others, mostly spouses or cohabitants of applicants for government jobs were affected. Some 1.1 million fingerprints were also stolen. However, the intruders were likely present on the web connection from May 2014. The WSJ says these background forms are often held in unencrypted form on the OPMs computer networks. Since the breaches were revealed in June, an inter-agency task force has been carrying out a forensic inquiry....

July 10, 2015 · 1 min · 95 words · Kimberly Carroll

Argentinian Programmer Rewarded With A Home Raid For Exposing E-Voting Vulnerabilities

Sorianello says that after informing the company regarding the flaw, he never received a phone call from MSA. Looks like that did not mean anything to the Argentinian legal system. The source code for the companys Vot.ar technology was leaked onGitHubtwo weeks ago. However, MSA said this would be almost very difficult to put in practice. Source:Techdirt Read More source: www.techworm.net

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 61 words · Tracy Bennett

Facebook announces a massive $1 billion wind-powered data center in Ft. Worth, Texas

Many will likely be watching to see if Facebook can keep it cool and the expenses down. Wind energy is the cheapest and most extensively deployed form of clean energy around the world. One gigawatt is equal to a large coal or natural gas plant. Facebook is not just worried with clean energy for its data centers. Facebook made those designs open source to the data center community over four years ago....

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 134 words · Mary Martinez

Facebook rolling out Like button in Chat message box for PCs, a one touch OK

The Like button appears besides the emoji button. source: www.techworm.net

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 10 words · Carol Alexander

For the first time Patriot missiles stationed in Germany hacked by unknown hackers

The magazine does not reveal information regarding what these orders were or when they were carried out. The replacement is due to be finished by 2025. Bundeswehr, the German army own the missiles and operate them. The battery is composed of two radars and six launchers, according to Die Welt. Only nation-states would have the power to hack such a system, he says. This is unlikely to have been a fortunate amateur hacker....

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 129 words · Stacey Gilmore

Game on as Team Japan accepts US challenge for Giant Robot fight

Giant robots are Japanese culture. The original challenge from MegaBots had suggested a vague date of a year from now. However, there are hopes now that the two teams will at least go afte it to some degree. says Kurata in the video. Come on guys, make it cooler. Just building something huge and sticking guns on it. Its … Super American. source: www.techworm.net

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 64 words · Fred Clark

How to get the best out of the awesome features of Google Photos App

The larger files are stored on Google Drive. Google Photos can be used as anapp for mobile devices or as desktop version. select this link and download the app on your desktops:https://photos.google.com/apps. As of now the Google Photos app isnot supported by Window Phone. Though the results may not be 100 percent accurate but it is an useful option. Now the story is complete, user can share this story with their friends....

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 100 words · Donald Haley

Judge awards $230,000 to a Texas woman who got 153 robocalls

Sergei Lemberg, Kings lawyer said his client is very happy. The Stamford, Connecticut, attorney said Millions of U.S. consumers get robocalls. Only a few of them take it a step forward and get a lawyer. source: www.techworm.net

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 37 words · Stephen Douglas

Microsoft announces huge layoffs in mobile phone division

Microsoft cuts 7,800 jobs in mobile phone division and takes $7.6bn write off after Nokia agreement. Microsoft tries to become a cloud-computing and mobile-friendly software company. Reuters could not immediately reach Microsoft for comment outside regular US business hours. Microsofts MSFT management has been preparing staff members of this news for some time. Its success is seen as crucial to the company. source: www.techworm.net

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 64 words · Sarah Patterson

Opal remnants from Martian meteorite an indication of life on the Red planet!

This is the first time that a piece of Mars here on Earth has been shown to contain opal. Microbial life thrives in these conditions, and opal can trap and preserve these microbes for millions of years. Lee and his team built their study on this discovery made by NASAs rover. This research paper has been published in the journal Meteorites and Planetary Science, in the June 30 edition. source: www....

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 71 words · Jacob Ramirez

Russian Rostec develops the world’s first UAV with air cushion speed of 100 kmph

At one point of time Soviet Union used to design the worlds leading UAVs. However, of late Russian UAV was not living up to the mark of international standards. Now, theUnited Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC)has proposed anInter Agency Task Program for drone development. With this program the Russian law enforcement agencies will receive drones of various classes and purposes by 2025. The program basically emphasizes on creating new, high-strength composite materials for glider drones....

July 9, 2015 · 1 min · 176 words · Adam Davis