All stories by Ivan
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Chaos follows Linux dev community's new code of conduct
Linux community is adotping a code of conduct following Linus Torvalds' letter in which he apologised for being hostile towards ...
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Samsung might launch its first quad-camera phone on October 11
It seems that Samsung is set to push the limits in photography with mid-range phones. According to a leak from SamsungMobile.News, ...
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Cab aggregator Ola bets on Indians abroad with its New Zealand launch
Indian ride-hailing service Ola is set to enter New Zealand after launching its services in the UK in August and Australia ...
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Google improves its song recognition service by using AI from the Pixel 2
Offline song recognition (also known as Now Playing) is one of the most cherished features of Google Pixel 2 flagship. Now ...
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These few lines of CSS code will crash your iPhone
A security researcher has found out that due to a vulnerability in WebKit it takes a few lines of CSS code to crash an iPhone ...
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Google should be sent to email jail for murdering Inbox
For the major part of its existence, email has been boring. Google's app Inbox, made me like emails a tad bit. But ...
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Facebook is building an AI tool to help devs fix buggy code
Facebook has built an artificial intelligence tool which will help programmers patch the buggy code. The tool is called 'SapFix'. ...
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New phone names are crap and I am done
Every year, there are more models of phones launching than the last. In India alone, companies introduced more than 700 handsets ...
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Here's when Apple's new iPhones will arrive in your country
Apple just released three new iPhones at its special event: the iPhone Xs, the iPhone Xs Max, and the iPhone Xr. The new ...
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How Apple has improved the new iPhone Xs camera
Apple announced the iPhone Xs and the iPhone Xs Max today, and a key part of the upgraded iPhones is the camera. The dual ...
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Google fights global expansion of the EU’s right to be forgotten
Google is fighting French lawyers in the European Union court to avoid expanding the scope of "right to be forgotten" judgment ...
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It took hackers just 22 lines of code to steal British Airways' customer data
Last week, British Airways acknowledged that its website had been hacked - leading to 380,000 customers' data being compromised. ...
