Happy Birthday, Walkman: a Legendary Music Player Turns 40
We’d like to wish Walkman a happy birthday, as it turned 40 in 2019. In 1979, the Sony Walkman first entered the market as a … Details ➜
Corona Boredom? Here Are 4 Actionable Tips for You and Your Family!
Pubs, cinemas, museums, schools and restaurants got closed. Visits to parents, children, friends and relatives are no longer permitted for the time being, and for … Details ➜
Apple iPhone mass hack is documented
According to Google, thousands of iPhones were hacked just by visiting an actually harmless website. As the Google Project Zero has documented, this incident calls … Details ➜
Spying Browser Add-Ons Uncovered. Delete immediately!
Chrome and Firefox are very popular. For both browsers there are numerous add-ons – such as advertising blockers, help tools for images, movies, downloads, screenshots … Details ➜
Obsolete drivers: malicious code with more rights like the Admin
The risk of outdated and poor-quality drivers is very high. It is known that outdated drivers pose a security risk. Because each update also updates … Details ➜
Facebook has accidentally stored millions of user passwords in plain text since 2012!
Facebook is once again the focus of a new data protection controversy: The passwords of “hundreds of millions” of users were stored in plain text. … Details ➜
Support Scam: If Microsoft support calls unrequested
At the moment there are more and more cases of a bad rip-off: fake calls that allegedly originate from Microsoft. If the phone rings and … Details ➜
Deep Web: How to access the Darknet?
Google & Bing know almost everything. Why only “almost”? With a market share of about 92% Google is the top performer among the search engines, … Details ➜
Will the Blu-ray die?
According to Forbes, Samsung is discontinuing the production of new 4K Blu-ray players in the USA. And at least in 2019 the company will not introduce … Details ➜
Mobile phone obsession: Advisor for the relaxed use of mobile phones
Smartphones determine our everyday life. Always. More. Everywhere people stare at their mobile phones. Often in the middle of conversations with other people. A study … Details ➜