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Anyone who uses the popular Cisco WebEx extension for Chrome should update to the latest version pronto. Google security researcher Tavis Ormandy recently discovered a serious vulnerability in the Chrome extension that leaves PCs wide open to attack. In older versions
When the OnePlus 3Т was released, it was met with high demand but low stock and you had to pre-order and wait a considerable amount of time to get the device. But the Shenzhen-based company now has a nice surprise
Asus just jumped into the mini PC game with a solid choice for 4K video-capable entertainment computer. The company is currently selling the Asus Tinker Board in the UK and Europe with prices starting around 46 pounds—about $57. That’s quite
Now that Samsung has finally come clean on the cause of the Galaxy Note7 fires that spawned a global recall and a months-long flight ban, the focus can finally turn from blame to prevention. To safeguard against future issues, Samsung
Mmm…Nougat. What better way to start a new year than with a fresh flavor for your favorite Android phone? Google’s latest major Android release may have officially launched last fall, but if you’re like most folks, you’ll probably be getting
American automaker Ford has been undertaking various social welfare and customer interaction initiatives in recent times. As part of company’s growth plans, the automaker will be expanding its service and sales network across tier-3 and tier-4 towns. As against the
GM has announced that it will put on hold a one billion dollar investment that it had announced in 2015 for the Indian market. The announcement comes on the back of struggling India sales and lack of strong volume models
The Tata Hexa has been the talk of the town for the last few days. With some decent (not amazing) pricing it will surely boost Tata’s stature and for the first time in terms of having a sure-footed D-segment competitor.
+ Intel is getting proficient at developing small computers. First, came its Compute Sticks and then its credit-card-shaped Compute Cards. But nothing’s quite like the mysterious Euclid, which is a self-contained computer the size of a thumb designed to be the