HIGHLIGHTS Tor Browser for Android has now been official It presently comes in an alpha release The browser requires Orbot app to enable traffic through the Tor network Tor Browser has now debuted on Android and is available in alpha through Google Play. The fresh development comes a long time after The ... Read More »
HIGHLIGHTS Calendar gets Material design makeover New changes now live for web app Calendar for web also gets new enterprise options Google announced Material Design language for its apps back in 2014 though the company is still busy rolling out app refreshes that bring the uniformity across mobile app and ... Read More »
WhatsApp, the mostly widely used messaging app in the world which now has 1 billion daily active users, has started rolling out the Status feature to its Web interface. To recall, the WhatsApp Status feature started rolling out to users worldwide in February this year. Unlike the mobile app, the WhatsApp Status on Web interface ... Read More »
While online piracy has faced some setbacks in the past few years, it seems like Web pirates now have something new to look forward to as BitTorrent creator has announced that uTorrent client will soon make a transition to Internet browsers. Interestingly, users will not have to install separate browser ... Read More »
At Google’s Chrome Dev Summit in November, the company introduced a new initiative called Progressive Web Apps, which aim to bridge the gap between a typical mobile web experience and a dedicated custom app on your Android smartphone or tablet. As of this week, support for Progressive Web Apps has been ... Read More »
It’s a new year and Windows 10 Mobile users will receive notable updates and changes for their devices. New features are introduced for the operating system. One of the interesting Windows 10 Mobile updates is a feature called 3D Preview, which allows users to watch and create content in 3D, Phone ... Read More »
2016 has been the year that I got used to iOS as my primary computing platform. After years of slowly transitioning from macOS, 2016 was all about optimizing my workflows and getting the most out of my iPhone and iPad. As I documented in two stories – one in February, ... Read More »
n the early 2000s, mobile phone owners discovered the wonders of the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP). The entire world was looking at Japan and their fancy WAP services powered by bulky, antenna-sporting devices, wondering how the technology would develop. That was our first contact with the mobile Internet, and it ... Read More »
The internet can be an ugly place, with its anonymity bringing with it the ability to insult and threaten violence without the repercussions that would result in the real world. Companies like Microsoft host a number of forums and provide various resources where it’s possible for participants to create an ... Read More »
About 1.4 billion Android users are at risk of having their web traffic hijacked, according to recent security bug revealed in the TCP implementation. All the Android devices that run Linux Kernel 3.6 from 2012 or Android 4.4 KitKat are vulnerable to such an increasing threat, which is discomforting. Of course, many ... Read More »
