Doug Edwards, the author of I’m feeling lucky: Confessions of Google employee no. 59, told in an interview that in its early days of Google, when the people didn’t understand what the company was doing, Larry Page, co-founder of Google would ask his employees to “Play it louder” just like Bob Dylan did for ‘Judas’. Read more
In a Mountain View convenience store, Marc Freed-Finnegan takes a bottle of water up to the cashier, who inspects by the scanner and reveals the price. Freed-Finnegan feels his smartphone to a gray artificial sensor labeled “PayPass,” and “Information Sent” emerges on his phone’s screen, with a MasterCard picture and a few digits of his card number.
Ofcom, the telecom watchdog has conducted a research in which they found that one third of the adults and two third of teens are extremely addicted to their smartphones. Today people are ready to exchange their donuts, coffees and even precious holidays for the right to use an iPhone at work. Children have even given Read more
Google Street View mapping service will now show the pictures of Bletchley Park captured by its 360- degree camera clubbed over the trike. Bletchley Park is a codebreaking centre which was once used by men, women and machines deciphering Nazi codes during World War II. Though the enormous contribution of this site in the war Read more
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has given the United States broadband providers something to cheer about. The study was conducted to examine the download speeds and it was found that when compared to early 2009, the download speeds are now closer to the ones made public by ISPs. Sustained speeds were examined since the speeds Read more