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Ford Motor Company has been in the race for the driverless car since near the beginning all those (2 or 3) years ago when it first started becoming a popular pastime for tech companies and automakers. Now, they’re getting really close. Ford Motor Company has developed two new test cars that of
In the beginning of the mobile age, paid apps were supposed to be the sustainable future for programmers. As the number of apps approach silly numbers, paid apps just aren’t getting the same buck for the bang. For iOS app producer David Barnard, making money from paid applications in AppleR
Minorities and women make up a smaller percentage of the various boards of directors for tech companies such as Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter. Over the weekend, Twitter CEO Dick Costolo was pummeled after his company’s public filing exposed the makeup of the board of directors seated atop his
It appears that 2014 is shaping up to be the year of the curved display. First, LG got into the game. Now, Samsung is right behind them. Samsung has taken the wrapper off its rumored smartphone with a curved OLED display. The Galaxy Round, which will launch on SK Telecom in South Korea, has a 5.7-in
Your password is not really that secure. Unless you have a 22-character randomized password (that won’t even work in many password sections on websites) your passwords such as “thisisnotyourpassword123” might seem secure, but it’s not. Early last year, password security resea
Microsoft tries to get updates, patches, and fixes into their software as quickly as possible but sometimes the hackers outpace them. Such is the case with a major exploit in Internet Explorer but it has finally been fixed. For the last decade, admins have awaited Microsoft Patch Tuesday with dread
The mobile giant is looking to follow in the footsteps of Google, Apple, and Microsoft by getting into the acquisition game. Samsung Electronics Co. 005930.SE -0.42% is stepping up its hunt for acquisitions and building out its presence in Silicon Valley to try and overcome its key weakness: softwar
The website that helps to keep people informed about kidnapped children was taken down due to the US government shutdown. It’s back up after the internet tore into the administration for taking that website down while keeping Michelle Obama’s exercise website up and running. The Amber Al
With LG having already announced their curved-display device, Samsung may be doing the same thing soon enough if this leak can be believed. Prominent leaker @evleaks has published the first photo of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy phone with a curved screen. Recent rumors have pegged an announcement of th
We see the national forests being closed, monuments being blocked, and children needing clinical trials being rejected. We even see AMBER Alerts’ website closed down temporarily. While Michelle Obama’s exercise website remains up and running, even cybersecurity is being crippled by the s
It happens. In a world where hackers are almost always a step ahead of the security protocols designed to thwart them, no company of any size is safe. “It appears that several websites of Avira as well as other companies have been compromised by a group called KDMS. The websites of Avira have not be
Amazon is getting into a lot of different businesses lately. Now, they want to get into the payment business. Amazon launched a service called Login and Pay with Amazon today at Money 2020 that lets partner sites enable a payments button that will compete with PayPal and credit cards for customer ch
