I was curious to find out how much speed I get out of SanDisk SSD on USB 3 port, supporting USB 3.1 Gen 1 Standard with 5Gb/s speeds. Also, I wanted to find out if the hardware and filesystem encryption affect these speeds. I will let the numbers do the talking.
This article gives a brief introduction of the CISSP exam and answers some of the commonly asked questions.
Find out about some interesting news from the world of blockchain and NFTs, Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities, SMS rerouting and much more…
In February, we found out about Chipageddon, Mars rover landing, VW choosing Azure for its self-driving fleet, Florida water supply hack and some other interesting stuff …
This article briefly goes through some of the significant and/or interesting cyber-attacks and data breaches of 2020 that were discovered and reported. This includes AWS DDoS attack, SolarWinds Sunburst attack, Twitter Hack, Spotify Credential Stuffing attack, iOS zero-click hack and Malware enabled Chrome extensions.
New year started with the Slack Outage, unveiling of new redesigned Tesla’s models, shutting down of one of the world’s largest Botnets and much more…
Highlights from December 2020… One of the most sophisticated hacks of 2020, space mobile service without any satellite phone, homomorphic encryption, Tesla’s boombox update, X-Mode allegedly misusing your location data and much more.
Interesting November. Roomba wouldn’t vacuum and Ring doorbells stopped working, Starlink’s satellite internet beta testing, Apple’s official unveiling of M1, new DJI drone launch and some more news …
iPhone 12 launch, NASA’s interesting 4G surprise, Intel’s expansion of SGX offering and Big Tech’s quarterly reports were some of the October tech news highlights.
Have you not been able to backup your iPhone on to your Mac? Is it complaining about not enough free space available? Do you also do Time Machine backups? If answer is Yes, to all those questions, you might want to check this article.
Month of September has been the month of Fall announcements. We found out about new hardware this month such as Amazon’s ring always home drone, iPAD air and Watch series 6, Oculus Quest 2, Nvidia new RTX GPU and Intel’s Tiger Lake processors. Also, find out about a new interesting development in 5G mmWave technology and much more.
Thinking of buying a Google Nest Wi-Fi router and/or Wi-Fi points? Would you need just a router or Wi-Fi points are needed as well for your home? Would there be a considerable difference between one vs. two Nest Wi-Fi points? How does the nest router’s coverage compare to 10-year-old Cisco-Linksys router’s coverage? This article will try to help answer these questions.
Apple’s battle with Fortnite developer Epic, Elon Musk’s demonstration of brain-machine-interface device, AI making faster MRI scans possible and some more interesting stories to unpack from the month of August 2020.
What we found out in July? A serious twitter hack, earnings from the big 5 tech giants, first ever Mars mission, official launch of EOS R5, release of a new video codec and a few more tech news …
Most of the big corporations have F5s deployed as an integral part of their IT/Security infrastructure and this vulnerability, which was discovered in June, 2020, with 9.8/10 rating poses a serious threat.
One of the largest DDoS attacks, Apple’s WWDC2020, PS5 reveal, Chrome’s deceptive add-ons are one of a few highlights from June’s Tech News.
SpaceX’s successful human launch, world’s first AI image sensor, some major cyber attacks, interesting Microsoft Build’s announcements and much more to unpack in the month of May, 2020…
Big Tech earnings, DJI’s new drone, Zoom choice of Oracle are some of the highlights this week.
Big upgrade to Wi-FI, Apple iOS security vulnerability, new Uber Services, reliability of blood oxygen level measuring apps, AI & 5G…there is a lot to unpack this week.
From MIT’s COVID-19 ML model’s predictions to Facebook’s work on bot simulation on the real platform. These are the main highlights from past 7 days.
From Google and Apple’s contact tracing technology to surge in demand of webcams. These are the highlights from past 7 days.
Sometimes artefacts can be seen in the video after exporting the FCPx project. Here is how I fixed this…
How can you achieve 4x optical zoom on your iPhone X or any other capable smartphone and bring the subject more closer to you?
Get yourself setup for a fully encrypted, local backup solution in macOS using Time Machine. You don’t need any technical background.
There is no question that sharing or storing our personal data online is so convenient that it's very tempting to ignore the following questions about our data privacy.