World Famous Photographers Bruce Weber and David Bailey Showcase the Nokia Lumia 1020 with Captivating Images of Harlem (via PR Newswire)
Download image Bruce Weber spent the day in Harlem, New York with David Bailey capturing the spirit of the people and the area with a Nokia Lumia 1020 and Nokia Camera Grip. An exhibition of their work, Weber X Bailey by Nokia Lumia 1020, will be open…
Best Apps for iCloud Protection (via THE Tech Scoop)
Apple has been very quiet when it comes to iCloud’s security. People want to know how their files are being protected, but Apple hasn’t released any reassuring details. While that might be a little disconcerting considering the growing number of…
19 Effective Hints To Avoid To Drain Your Mobile Phone Battery (via http://www.womenlovetech.com)
We use our smartphones many hours per day until we forget that our mobile phones need to be recharged. Personally, I hate to be out of battery precisely when I am on the phone having an important conversation and I can hear the ‘beep’ which turns…
September 10th has been officially announced as Apple’s next big seminar event, with sites like The Verge proudly flaunting their invites online. Naturally, rumors abound about what new product Apple will unveil—with some being more plausible than others. With competitors like Samsung moving into the smartphone and tablet arena, a space Apple founded, some Apple supporters are calling for Apple’s next big innovation. iWatch anyone? However, if Apple’s leaders are smart, which they are, they will realize that their success has never been driven by their competitors, but by Apple’s own brand and inventiveness. [Read more…] about A Look at Apple’s Next Big Reveal
Space Cadets line up for one-way Mars trip (via AFP)
More than 200,000 people from 140 countries have applied to go to Mars and never return, the group behind an ambitious venture to colonize the inhospitable red planet said Monday. Bas Lansdorp, a Dutch engineer and entrepreneur, plans to establish a…
It’s the era of spying, monitoring, and of course, whistleblowers. We’ve had so many news items on governments making sure that they know what’s going on – hence the monitoring of practically all kinds of communication. We’ve also had quite a few high profile cases wherein people in the know have come public.
What’s the truth?
Remember, there are always at least two sides to a story, and the average person will probably never get to know the whole picture, but I think it’s pretty safe to say that the government is keeping tabs on what’s floating in the airwaves – or cables, for that matter. Whether you send an email or a text message or make a phone call, the chances are that there might be someone else listening in. [Read more…] about The NSA and Your Mobile Phone