Business
After a decade, Dropbox finally decided to go public
Much like how Spotify quietly filed for a public IPO, it looks like Dropbox is following the same route. According to a new report from Bloomberg, Dropbox has…
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Android
Skype is testing new ‘private conversations’ with end-to-end encryption
Skype conversations are about to be as secure as conversations on Signal, the service used by US Senators. Microsoft is testing a new feature for Skype: end-to-end encrypted…
Apple
Apple will not be replacing your old iPhone 6 Plus battery until March due to short supplies
Apple may have promised to replace old iPhone batteries for $29 in light of the whole slowdown debacle, but it appears that for those of you who own…
Legal
Report: Uber apparently had a secret tool to block data at remote offices from law enforcement
Uber continues to dig itself into a deeper hole as new things are discovered about the strange tactics and behaviors the company conducts. According to a new report…
Gaming
Trump announces the sale of non-existent F-52 planes
If you're a fan of the F-52, there's some good news for you. President Trump today announced that the first F-52 fight aircrafts have made their way to…
Cybersecurity
FBI chief Christopher Wray says phone encryption is a ‘major public safety issue’
FBI has brought up the hot issue of encryption once again and they aren't resting just because former director James Comey was fired by President Trump. At a…
Apple
LG will be launching its mobile payment system in the US this year
Last June, LG launched its mobile payment system in South Korea. According to Yonhap News, LG Pay is finally making its way to the United States. LG is…
Google
Dish DVRs will soon be working with Google Assistant
Whether of not you should have Google Assistant isn't really the right question anymore because Dish thinks that you should be able to talk with your set-top box…
Apple
US senator seeks answers from Apple regarding iPhone slowdown controversy
Apple has received quite a bit of backlash regarding the intentional slowdown of iPhones. In a letter this week to Apple US Sen. John Thune (R-SD), is asking…
Apple
Apple has decided to move its Chinese iCloud operations to a local firm
Apple has now decided to outsource its Chinese iCloud operations to a local firm in southern China starting February 28th. First spotted by 9to5Mac, this move doesn't seem…