Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Google has touted its Chrome browser as all you need for desktop computing on any operating system. But the search giant said in a blog post Friday that it will gradually be phasing out the browser’s apps for Windows, Mac and Linux machines. * Read the full article here
Google saying buh-bye to Chrome Apps for Windows, Mac, Linux was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel astonished tech enthusiasts and software developers by unveiling the Joule as its newest compute module at the Intel Developer Forum earlier this week. The new developer board is competing against Raspberry Pi with its advanced computing performance and an all new Intel Atom processors. Similar to Raspberry Pi, the Intel Joule comes in multiple…
Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech
Intel astonished tech enthusiasts and software developers by unveiling the Joule as its newest compute module at the Intel Developer Forum earlier this week. The new developer board is competing against Raspberry Pi with its advanced computing performance and an all new Intel Atom processors. Similar to Raspberry Pi, the Intel Joule comes in multiple…
Intel Joule rivals Raspberry Pi with Atom processors and IoT-centric Linux support was originally published on iSeeTech
The US government’s 20-year role in governing a crucial part of the internet is about to end. Starting October 1, the US will no longer have power over the domain naming system (DNS), the US Department of Commerce said in a blog post Tuesday. The DNS is one of the core components of the internet,…
US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system was originally published on iSeeTech
The US government’s 20-year role in governing a crucial part of the internet is about to end. Starting October 1, the US will no longer have power over the domain naming system (DNS), the US Department of Commerce said in a blog post Tuesday. The DNS is one of the core components of the internet,…
US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system was originally published on iSeeTech
US prepares to hand over power of the internet’s naming system was originally published on iSeeTech
Remember when everyone and their dog got hooked on playing Farmville for about five minutes then sauntered off to play some proper games? Facebook certainly does, as it’s announced sizable plans to move into PC game distribution, with a deal with game engine Unity that will see it competing closely with gaming giant Steam. *…
Facebook Plans to be the Next Steam for PC Gaming was originally published on iSeeTech
Remember when everyone and their dog got hooked on playing Farmville for about five minutes then sauntered off to play some proper games? Facebook certainly does, as it’s announced sizable plans to move into PC game distribution, with a deal with game engine Unity that will see it competing closely with gaming giant Steam. *…
Facebook Plans to be the Next Steam for PC Gaming was originally published on iSeeTech
Facebook Plans to be the Next Steam for PC Gaming was originally published on iSeeTech
Once in a while, specs don’t tell the whole story. Take the LG PH450U projector. It’s a 720p DLP projector that costs $650, which sounds archaic and overpriced in this age of itty-bitty laser projectors. But the PH450U is actually pretty cool. For one thing, it’s travel-friendly: The little box weighs just 2.4 pounds. You…
LG’s Tiny Battery-Powered Projector Beams an 80-Inch Picture was originally published on iSeeTech
Once in a while, specs don’t tell the whole story. Take the LG PH450U projector. It’s a 720p DLP projector that costs $650, which sounds archaic and overpriced in this age of itty-bitty laser projectors. But the PH450U is actually pretty cool. For one thing, it’s travel-friendly: The little box weighs just 2.4 pounds. You…
LG’s Tiny Battery-Powered Projector Beams an 80-Inch Picture was originally published on iSeeTech
LG’s Tiny Battery-Powered Projector Beams an 80-Inch Picture was originally published on iSeeTech
Bugs in several password managers, including the vulnerabilities discovered in LastPass in late July, have scared away some users. But such fears go too far. Millions of users rely on password managers to keep track of passwords for applications and online services, and by all indications, they work better than trying to do it on your…
Keep using password managers — bugs and all was originally published on iSeeTech
Keep using password managers — bugs and all was originally published on iSeeTech
