Tweet The Internet security experts at Bit9 have put a twist on their annual mobile security study. Rather than focusing on the least secure applications, the company decided to examine which smartphones are most vulnerable to malware exploits and hacking attempts. Researchers looked at the most popular mobile devices on the market and identified which
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Tweet According to a press release from employee branding company Universum, young professionals in the U.S. would rather work at tech companies than investment banks, government agencies or healthcare organizations. In Universum’s study, over half of the ten most popular places to work were tech-related, while every investment bank on the list had become less desirable
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Tweet After the launching of “SUBSCRIBE” in Facebook, Some Journalist & Blogger finds a way to communicate with a larger audience of readers by enabling Subscribe option in their Facebook profile. Facebook also very mush excited with this tremendous features as Naomi Gleit, Facebook’s director of product, told the Huffington Post. “Our mission is to connect
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Tweet Popular Mechanics’ seventh annual Breakthrough Awards recognize the top people and products that have “dramatically advanced the fields of technology, medicine, space exploration, automotive design, and environmental engineering.” This year’s breakthrough innovations range from smog devouring roof tiles to a device that lets you set up an instant small business anywhere. Popular Mechanics is also honoring 11 innovators whose work “will
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Tweet Data monitoring and analysis firm Experian has released the results of a study examining the Facebook habits of users in eight countries across the globe. Experian examined the users’ visits to the social network and determined how long the average Facebook session lasted in each country, as well as the percentage of each country’s internet traffic
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Tweet At the DefCon hacker conferencethis weekend in Las Vegas, a team from Facebook has been making the rounds and delivering an unusual message: Please hack us. We’ll pay you for it. The team, led by Facebook’s Chief Security Officer Joe Sullivan, is promoting the company’s new “bug bounty program,” which pays researchers to report
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Tweet Excellent Article From huffingtonpost The Internet is outgrowing search engines. So says Mark Johnson, CEO of Zite, an iPad app that labels itself a “personalized magazine” delivering news stories tailored to each users’ interests, reading habits, and preferences. As the amount of information online continues to expand at its breathtaking pace — there are
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