Fake Twitter Account Verification Page Receives More Than 17,000 Clicks In A Month

These crooks who designed the page wanted to gather payment card data and credentials for email accounts. The objective to ask these details was for the completion of identity verification and getting the blue badge. source: www.techworm.net

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 37 words · Daniel Martin

If you thought Apple’s Mac OS is malware proof, here is a history of Mac malware

Lets check a brief history of Mac malware. Microsoft Windows users were the ones who were mostly affected with the computer malware, trojans, viruses. However, security researchers would tell us a different story. This article is a recap of Apples complicated history with malware. Hackers used the social engineering methods i.e. Leap worked only on OSX Tiger when it was released and it was also referred to as Oompa Loompa....

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 213 words · Joseph Hayes

Mark Zuckerberg and Stephen Hawking just had the most awe-inspiring Q & A ever

In the literal sense of the word, the conversation was the most overwhelming of the bunch. Zuckerberg responded within minutes, saying: Thats a pretty good one! Im most interested in questions about people. What will enable us to live forever? How do we cure all diseases? How does the brain work? How does learning work and how we can allow humans to learn a million times more? And, P.S., will the machines win?...

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 152 words · Leah Mcfarland

Mozilla launches a new beta version of Firefox (version 39) for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android

Those who punch the link will be able to begin a chat with you in Firefox Hello. As always, the Android version is trickling out slowly on Google Play. When someone clicks the shared link, theyll see a window where they can Join the conversation. Your Firefox Hello button will turn blue when they join. Firefox 39 for Android isnt a major release by any extend. One feature worth noting, however, is the ability to finally paste into contentEditable elements....

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 99 words · Richard Santana

V SQUARED Android smartphone to come with massive 64GB internal storage and 400GB expanded memory

Here is announcing the V SQUARED, a water-proof smartphone that doesnt play dumb with the bare minimum tech. It features a 21-megapixel optical image stabilized camera that can record 4K videos. Saygus V SQUARED has 64GB of storage standby on the storage front. However, in the case of Saygus smartphone it will fit into your pocket very satisfactorily. For some HD quality sound time, the V SQUARED has Harman/Kardon audio tech inside....

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 121 words · Brian Moon

Worlds smallest video game which fits in a single tweet

Porter had 2 days earlier challenged through a tweet to make a game which could fit in a tweet. Yoder named the 140-character game asTiny Twitchand due to its small size the game is relatively simple. you’ve got the option to play theright now. However the challenge is to get higher score than 17 before time runs out. source: www.techworm.net

July 2, 2015 · 1 min · 60 words · Deborah Jones

Apple launches Apple Music And Pushes iOS 8.4 Update

With the launch of Apple Music today, Apple has finally stepped into the streaming music game world. From the day you sign up, the service is free for three months. In other words, you get time to think if you want to continue with the plan. Apple Musicwas first revealed atApples Worldwide Developers Conferenceearlier this month. This will include exclusive content like recordings and videos. Given the demand on huge launches like these, Apple could sometimes suffer server-side delays....

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 81 words · Jesse Ayala

Edge Browser and Cortana feature in Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 Build

Yesterday, Microsoft released Build 10158 to its Fast Ring testers. Today, Microsoft released another Windows 10 build for PC, numbered 10159. The preceding Windows 10 build number 10158 that was released yesterday itself had a bundle of new features. Lets have a look at what the two versions bring. Finally, Project Spartan will be called Microsoft Edge in this build. Microsoft has been refining its interface with every new build of Window 10....

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 115 words · Christopher Jones

GhostShell back with a vengeance, claims it breached over 300 websites and leaked 13,000 people’s details online

Unfortunately, the infamous 123456 password is present. The GhostShell normally used SQL injections to compromise databases and steal records. However, it is not known they used the same method in the current spate of hackings. source: www.techworm.net

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 37 words · Elizabeth Ramos

Google boosts Gmail with new emojis and themes you can edit

Google has been constantly tweaking usability features on Gmail, but the new update focuses on fun emoji style. Now Gmail will become more personal mail and much more fun to use. Simultaneously, Gmail will also come up with a host of new high resolution themes. The new catalogue will manifold the number into hundreds. These themes can also be edited with the in-built editing tools. Users having multiple Gmail accounts will be able to personalize accounts according to the purpose, e....

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 183 words · Bonnie Parker

LG reveals hexagonal batteries that increases smartwatch battery capacity by 25 percent

In the medium to large-sized battery market, the company already claims to have the number one spot. Until now, only square or rectangular batteries were used in circular smartwatches. This left a considerable amount of space that was not utilized. The space under a circular watch face is used by the hexagonal shape more effectively. In comparison to a traditional battery, its shape has more degrees of freedom. Along with the space, the battery capacity is also increased up to 25% by the new design....

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 102 words · Ryan Fritz

Sweden scientists build ‘Artificial Neurons’ that mimic function of human nerve cells

The artificial neuron can translate the chemical signals into electrical impulses and thus communicate with other human nerve cells. The artificial neurons do not contain any living parts and is just the size of a finger tip. Scientists are further working to shrink the gear so as to get them implanted into humans. Now, at the synapse, the electrical signal again gets converted and releases the chemical signals. These chemical signals relay the required signal to the next nerve cell via diffusion....

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 104 words · Eric Vincent

US court allows National Security Agency to temporarily resume bulk data collection

In passing the USA Freedom Act, Congress clearly intended to end bulk data collection … In his ruling, Mosman dismissed the May ruling by the 2nd U.S. Second Circuit rulings are not binding on the F.I.S.C. The decision was welcomed by the U.S. Justice Department. This illegal dragnet surveillance violated Americans rights for fourteen years without making our country any safer. source: www.techworm.net

July 1, 2015 · 1 min · 63 words · Alan Gonzalez