Amsterdam To Get World’s First 3D Printed Bridge Drawn By Mid-Air Robots

They hope to start the project by September. The bridges designer Joris Laarman said The underlying principle is very simple. We have connected an advanced welding machine to an industrial robot arm. I strongly believe in the future of digital manufacturing and local production, said Laarman. Its a new form of craftsmanship. Charlene Verweij, Amsterdam City Council Spokeswoman said the Dutch capital was supporting the project. We are still in negotiations as to where exactly the bridge will be built, she said....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 84 words · Dwayne Valencia

BitTorrent Shoot launched for sharing of photos and videos across iOS, Android and Windows Phone

It lets you share content between iOS, Android, and Windows Phone platform. you might also download the new paid app directly from ApplesApp Store,Google Playand theWindows Phone Store. However, the receiver is never charged for downloading the content. In other words, the product will always be free for the recipient. One of the biggest advantages of this app is its cross-platform support. Users can also send files to multiple devices at the same time explains BitTorrent....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 156 words · Steven King

Flaw in mobile app data could put billions of records at risk

This has lead the security researchers find a fault in it. Eric Bodden, Team leader said the number of records that are affected will likely be in the billions. Another security researcher working independently, Colombian Jheto Xekri, said he had also discovered the same fault. However, there is no documented proof that the susceptibility had been exploited say the researchers. All the four companies had replied to their findings said Rasthofer....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 107 words · Cynthia Riley

For the first time a computer beats human in IQ test as machines start to understand words and sentences

With this technique computers could accomplish the work of translation because it assumed each word has only one meaning. Very first element was the classifier which would help the machines to recognize thetype of verbal question. Basically the computer needs to make out if it is an analogy or classification or synonym or antonym problem. This is just a beginning step which promises a better development of the future computers....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 72 words · Sheryl Jones

Google announces bug bounty of $40,000 for reporting bugs in Android operating system

However, most of the security research is still paying attention on the legacy systems. We are trying to move that by incentivising security researchers to focus their power on mobile. In the year 2014, the company paid out more than $1.5m to security researchers. Ludwig said that we are looking out for an old story of OpenSSL. the Nexus 6 and Nexus 9. Our target is that this could be a full-time study and a very well-paid opportunity, says Ludwig....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 123 words · Devin Young

Hackers can use SwiftKey to remotely take over Samsung devices including Galaxy S6

This is bad news for the 600 million Samsung unit owners all over the world. Ryan Welton fromNowSecuredetailed his findings at the Blackhat Security Summit in London. According to Welton the exploit arises out of the pre-installed SwiftKey keyboard. The Swiftkey updates its language packs as and when they become available. Welton says that he discovered the bug late last year and alerted Samsung and the Googles Android security team....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 178 words · Amanda Mack

Native Flappy Bird Clone Put Into Hacked Apple Watch

For example, Flappy Bird is the perfect smartwatch game, which is fast and easy to control. It only a matter of time until someone hacked the worlds most maddening game. Developer Hamza Sood is no stranger to hacks, leaks and tweaks involving Apple products. This is one of the advantages of running the native code directly on the Apple Watch hardware itself. Resource :Gizmodo Read More source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 68 words · Melanie Bennett DDS

New patent awarded to Google explains what the next Google Glass will look like

The company gave a hint that another version is in process, however the information is limited. The designs were submitted almost a year ago in July 2014. It was pretty ugly, and invoked a fair amount of mockery. At the same time, glasses based on this design patent are not going to win many design awards. They look like a pair of pharmacy store reading glasses designed by Oakley. This design seems to deal with the unevenness of the original glasses....

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 112 words · Elijah Solis

Pirate Bay Founder Gottfrid Svartholm Warg AKA Anakata loses appeal in CSC Hacking Case

The high court however chose to uphold the ruling of the lower courts. The High Court has just announced that Gottfrids original sentence of 3.5 years will stand. I also have trouble understanding it how should any of the jurors be able to follow the evidence? Gottfrids lawyer Luise Hj also underlined the difficulty in dealing fairly with such a complex case. source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 64 words · Rhonda Johnson

Taking a sneak peep at Microsoft Lumia 1020 successor

According to the rumours Microsoft is working on two high-end Lumia phones for Windows 10 codenamed Cityman and Talkman. The phones are expected to be rolled out by the end of this year. Talkman Lumia is expected to be slightly smaller than Cityman with a 5.2-inch QHD display. source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 50 words · James Williams

The 7.8 Nepal Earthquake has moved Mount Everest by three centimeters (1.2 inches) to the Southwest

This fact was collected by the bureau from 2005 to 2015. The 7.8 Richter scale quake overturned the gradual northeasterly course of the mountain. The earthquake caused a landslide on Everest, killing 18 people and leaving its climbing base camp in ruins. It provoked authorities in both China and Nepal to cancel all climbs for this year. The mountain straddles the border between the two countries. source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 68 words · Pamela Butler PhD

US Navy caught by EFF while trying to buy Zero-days to exploit a well known software

On the website, the US Navy detailed why it needed the zero-days. To its credit, the government has acknowledged that this decision is an extraordinarily important one in every case. To its credit, the government has acknowledged that this decision is an extraordinarily important one in every case. The government says the VEP is entirely classified, and EFFis suingto get it released. source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 64 words · Katelyn Santiago

World’s thinnest light bulb has been created using graphene

Can you imagine a bulb which is just one atom thick! Graphene is atomically thin and a perfect crystalline form of carbon. Scientists attached small strips of graphene to metal electrodes. Incandescent light bulb, is one of the oldest and simplest source of artificial light. Researchers believe that these photonic circuits will use light instead of electric currents in semiconductor integrated circuits. source: www.techworm.net

June 17, 2015 · 1 min · 64 words · David Thompson