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See right through this next gadget: smart lenses
Editorial See right through this next gadget: smart lenses

When all is well and quiet on the tech front, internet spotters look for promising patents. In an attempt of being the first ones to announce future technologies, publishers often check what companies have registered lately. One of the possible directions to go towards seems to be smart contact

What are over-the-top OTT mobile systems?
Editorial What are over-the-top OTT mobile systems?

Over-the-top companies are part of our everyday lives. Netflix, YouTube, Hulu and Apple TV stream videos. Skype and Facetime provide voice and video calls. WhatsApp enables mobile device messaging (and now video calling). Xbox360 facilitates WoW gaming, while the almighty the Google reportedly

Are you tempted by the new Surface?
Editorial Are you tempted by the new Surface?

Microsoft new Surface Studio has to represent a strong temptation. Why is that? The pull needs to be strong in order for its target audience to invest almost $3000 into the device. Let’s see what does it offer and what are the innovations. New Surface Studio – the looks This piece of technology

What do you know on fuzz testing?
Editorial What do you know on fuzz testing?

Cyber-security nowadays is getting more and more competitive, and it certainly is a battlefield where companies can suffer losses of huge proportions when hit. Even zero day exploits can cost vast amounts of money if not remedied in time, and that is just one of the effects. Damaged reputation also

What do you think of the new Facebook Marketplace?
Editorial What do you think of the new Facebook Marketplace?

Many of Facebook’s users are in groups that intermediate buying and selling. More precisely, over 450 million people visit such groups each month. They range “ from families in a local neighborhood to collectors around the world ”, according to Mary Ku, Facebook Marketplace Product Management

Remember BlackBerry – how about its (DTEK) phones?
Editorial Remember BlackBerry – how about its (DTEK) phones?

Updated: BlackBerry announced it would actually stop making its own smartphones. This is due to the $372 million loss for its fiscal second quarter. Therefore, the DTEK 60 is “unlikely to show up”, as CNET puts it. CrackBerry announced on Monday, September 26 that the DTEK 60, also known as the

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