Microsoft apologizes for the offensive and hurtful tweets from Tay Chatbot
Tay – Microsoft’s AI chatbot was designed to mimic a teenage girl, but it became one of the most notorious chatbots. In less than 24 hours after its launch, Tay chatbot became offensive, pro-Nazi, anti-feminist rebel instead of being a well-meaning teen. As a result, Microsoft shut it down so
Now you can make Amazon Echo at home using a Raspberry Pie
Amazon has spent a fortune on the research and development of Amazon Echo. But, now the company is providing an online guide to make Amazon Echo at home using a Raspberry pie and a few cheap components. Echo costs around $180, but using cheap components you can build it for
Hacker offers to sell Verizon Enterprise Data for $100k
Verizon Enterprise Solutions offers IT security services to some big MNC’s and government agencies. It’s an embarrassing situation for the company as a hacker recently exploited a security vulnerability on its enterprise client portal to steal contact information of customers. Not only the hacker breached the security of Verizon Enterprise,
Netflix admits to restrict video quality for AT&T and Verizon users
According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, Netflix admits that it had been limiting the video quality for AT&T and Verizon users for more than five years. The media streaming company also said that it doesn’t throttle video quality for Sprint and T-Mobile users because they had more
Google Photos update will automatically curate your best photos into albums
Normally, when you go on a trip you click a lot of photos and shoot some videos. But, you don’t do much beyond posting a few pics on social media platforms. Isn’t it? You may even plan to create an album to share with your friends, but when it comes to
After Whatsapp, Facebook to end support for BlackBerry devices by the year end
Facebook is the most popular mobile app worldwide and has over 1.44 billion mobile monthly active users as of December 2015. Now, Facebook has decided to end stop support for the BlackBerry and BBOS platforms by the year end. This is another massive blow to Blackberry as last month WhatsApp
Apple’s Liam is a robot that tears down iPhones for recycling
Yesterday at Apple’s spring product launch, the company revealed a robot called Liam that has been designed to deconstruct iPhones so that its parts and materials can be reused or recycled. Apple’s vice president of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives – Lisa Jackson said at the company event that Apple
All you need to know about iPhone SE & 9.7-inch iPad Pro
Yesterday, Apple provided members of the press with hands-on time using the 9.7-inch iPad Pro and iPhone SE. They both look promising and we’re going to tell you about their specs and key features. Specs of iPhone SE It’s actually a cheaper and smaller option to iPhone 6s plus and
Security Flaw in Apple iMessage can let hackers steal your photos
A group of security researchers at John Hopkins University led by well-known cryptographer Matthew D. Green have discovered a security flaw in Apple’s encrypted iMessage service. The flaw can let hackers access private messages sent between individuals and even get access to photos and videos stored on Apple’s iCloud servers.
You need to update your Kindle by March 22 to stay connected
Do you use Amazon kindle, specifically the one from 2012 or earlier? If yes, then you need to read this news carefully. According to Amazon, you need to update your Kindle by 22 March to stay connected to the internet. If you’ll not update your Kindle, you’ll no longer be