Anyone? Anyone? Hackers find little demand for their stolen NSA hacking tools
The ShadowBrokers' auction for the hacking tools has so far generated little interest. Hackers claim to have stolen files ...
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People Who Improve Their Diets Reduce Diabetes Risk
Adopting a healthier diet may lower type 2 diabetes risk over time, while a worsening diet is often accompanied by ...
Talentedge and MICA strengthen their partnership: Introduces PG certificate programme in digital marketing
Talentedge, India's leading Ed-Tech firm, offering 'live and interactive' anywhere learning in digital format has collaborated with MICA - India's ...
Dropbox urges some users to change their passwords
Dropbox is asking users who signed up before mid-2012 to change their passwords if they haven’t done so since then. ...
Android device updates: August security patches are on their way for Nexus devices
The Android update world slowed to a crawl this week. But there was plenty of other news to get our ...
The most interesting thing about Philips’ new health gadgets is their FDA status
Forget about fashion aesthetics and the squishy parameters of “fitness goals.” Today Philips enters the U.S. connected health market with ...
bird brain? Ounce for ounce birds have appreciably greater neurons in their brains than mammals or primates
the gathering of avian brains that the scientists analyzed. For each species, the entire number of neurons (in millions) of ...
Apple shares hit their lowest level in almost 2 years
ares of Apple, down more than 12 percent this year, fell as much as 1 percent Friday to the lowest ...
Stem cell progeny tell their parents when to turn on
Super-sonic signal: A signal from Transit-Amplifying Cells (TACs) activates stem cells in the hair follicle, researchers have found. Both types ...
Stem cell progeny tell their parents when to turn on
Super-sonic signal: A signal from Transit-Amplifying Cells (TACs) activates stem cells in the hair follicle, researchers have found. Both types ...