Yesterday, North Korea's internet went down and security researchers said the entire country was without access to the network. Now the connection appears to be back, but only partially. A team from Dyn Research told the BBC that part of the internet services had been restored, after an interruption that [...]Read More »
Today, the Fx0 was announced, the first smartphone that will run the new Mozilla operating system. It will be released in Japan by operator KDDI on December 25th. The Fx0 is weird, but it's still pretty and interesting: made in a pale gold tone, it's completely transparent and its design was created [...]Read More »
This week, Instagram decided to clean up, removing spam accounts and profiles that violate the social network's rules. But this took a lot of people by surprise, especially those who were heavily followed by bots. Now popular users don't feel that popular – and they want the bots back. Really. In the week [...]Read More »
It looked like 2014 would be the year of anonymous apps. And, to a certain extent, it was: abroad, several applications, such as Whisper, Yik Yak and FireChat, drew attention in different contexts and moments, and Secret, launched in February in the USA, landed in Brazil, became controversial and ended up like the most popular app of the year, according [...]Read More »
Is there anything a naughty new name can't fix? This includes the reputation of a weapon known as "everyone's favorite killing machine". At a press event this week, weapons maker Kalashnikov revealed a rebranding of the US$ 380,000 that includes a new name, Kalashnikov Concern, [...]Read More »
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