Category: Industry News

ClickCLickClick Tells You How You Are Being Watched By Websites

If you were worried about how much websites really know about you, you should probably begin to use ClickClickClick. This website annotates all your moves and helps you to remind that you are being watched and observed by various websites. ClickClickClick is a website that is designed to invoke introspection about big data and privacy. #bigdata #security

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Fedora 25 is Officially Here

Fedora 25 is now available for production machines, and this comes as welcome news to everyone who likes open source operating systems. This Linux based OS is already gaining a lot of traction and is predicted to become popular in the coming weeks. Fedora 25 Workstation is likely to attract Windows 10 users who are not very happy with their current operating systems. #software

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Facebook Is Telling Users about Public Wi-Fi Connections

While the feature isn’t available widely at the moment, some users of Facebook’s iOS app report that they are able to locate public Wi-Fi connections so that they can browser faster. Facebook is probably just testing this feature, and this is probably why it is not available to everyone. It is probably to make more people use Facebook Live without connection issues. #internet

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Here Is a New Alternative to Windows 10 and Mac

If you are tired of using Windows 10 and don’t want to splurge on a Mac, here is a new operating system that can match Windows’ layout but it is not quite the same. Zorin OS Linux Distro is a Ubuntu-based operating system that provides an attractive alternative. #technology

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Oracle to Purchase DNS Provider Dyn

DNS provider Dyn will be purchased by Oracle. Dyn was a victim of the large scale DDoS attack last month. Oracle plans to include Dyn’s products and services to its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) products. #security #corporate

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Google to Kill ‘In The News’ Section

In an effort to weed out fake news, Google is going to remove its ‘in the news’ section, which usually appears in the top of the search results on desktop. The move will be implemented in just a couple of weeks and will be replaced by a carousel of ‘Top Stories’. #search #media

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Facebook and RailTel to Offer Wi-Fi at Railway Stations

The next time you have to wait at the railway station to take a train, you can at least browse on your laptop or smartphone using fast Internet, thanks to Wi-Fi services which will be offered by Facebook, in collaboration with RailTel. Facebook has already conducted a pilot study across 125 rural locations. #internet

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Microsoft Unveils Tools for Developers

Developers will be pleased to learn that Microsoft has released a number of tools that help them to develop apps for platforms of their choice. The slew of tools helps developers to develop apps for iOS, Android and Windows. The announcements were made at the annual ‘Connect Conference’. #corporate #developer

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Amazon’s iOS App Can See What’s Inside Those Boxes

Amazon’s iPhone app now comes with the ability to detect what’s inside the package without you having to open them. The software reads the barcode on the package to show you what’s inside the box. ‘Pack X-Ray’ will likely be a hit among shoppers who order a lot of goods, and wonder what’s inside. It will also help those who want to make quick returns. #ecommerce #app

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