With a 3-2 vote the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) eliminated its power over net neutrality. This decision paved the way for internet service providers to charge their subscribers for faster
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iPhone X’s Face ID: Boon or Bane?
Apple launched its new iPhone X a few months after celebrating 10 years of the iPhone. The new phone model has a new facial recognition feature called Face ID. Face
Is It Goodbye, Google Drive?
Last 7 September, more than 7,000 Google Drive users experienced disruption. Users have reported issues like the app was not loading, inability to access files, and failure synching. This was
Censorship: Is The Internet To Blame?
While the United Nations stands up for freedom of expression and declared “that people have the same rights online as offline”, a few countries are experiencing the opposite. While the
eSports, Anyone?
Sometime on August 2015, Jimmy Kimmel said on his show “…watching another person play video games is like going to a restaurant and have someone eat your food for you…”
10 Years of iPhone
“Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything… and we’re calling it iPhone!” – Steve Jobs Ten years ago… Who would have thought that after
4 Reasons Why Open Source Software
When we say open source software, it means that a programmer can alter it. Its design and source codes are available and accessible for revisions. Open source denotes open exchanges,
Web Hosting Explained
Most new website owners get scared and frustrated when they start to choose a web host. It’s not the process that is scary, it’s overwhelming for someone who has no
Tweet or Toot? (Is Mastodon The Next Twitter?)
A new social microblogging site called Mastodon made a buzz this week that it might be the next Twitter. Curious, I went to the site to check it out. Everyone
When Will The Fight For an Open Internet Ends?
Last week, the Senate voted for the repeal of the Internet privacy protections approved by the FCC several months ago. These rules would have required ISPs to get permission from customers