Articles by Joseph Mayton
Heartbleed scare hits Obamacare: Healthcare.gov users urged to change passwords
Fears are growing that the Heartbleed Bug could have compromised the website of HealthCare.gov, which has led to greater concerns surrounding the Internet bug that has the ability to steal personal information.
Google conspiring to build digital superstate, claims German media tycoon
Google has received new criticism over its power of the Internet from a German publishing house's CEO, sparking what could be the beginning of a war of words that cross the ocean.
Google Chrome Remote Desktop app for Android: Will it kill LogMeIn?
Google has announced its entrance into remote access connectivity between your desktop and smartphone in a new move that positions the company to once again lead on innovation.
Bizarre: NSA whistleblower Snowden questions Putin, adopted country about surveillance on national TV
In what many Western commentators are saying was a staged event, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden went on Russian TV to question President Vladimir Putin about surveillance and privacy.
Fearing Tech: Americans report fear and love for tech innovation
Americans embrace many ideas straight out of science fiction but seem happy with the technological inventions available to them now, based on a new study. Eight in 10 think custom organ transplants will become reality within the next 50years, but only one in five think humans will ever control the weather.
Twitter hopes to replicate Facebook's success with 'app install' ads
Twitter has announced that through its acquisition of MoPub, it will be launching a new advertising service that will allow companies to add "app install" buttons that appear directly on users' timelines.
Microsoft Office 365 Personal launches for $70/year: Should you buy?
Microsoft has launched Office 365 Personal aimed at getting the individual user access to the plethora of Office programs that many need on a daily basis.
Google Glass gets software update: Kitkat boosts battery life, drops video calls, and more
Google announced that Google Glass is getting an upgrade, one that will see battery life boosted, but also sees the dropping of video calls from the product.
Heartbleed bug update: BlackBerry promises fix, Android users kept waiting
While BlackBerry has promised a new update to fix the Heartbleed Bug issues, Android users are continuing to wait on rectifying the problem.
Twitter buys data partner Gnip to have more control over social analytics
Twitter reports that it has purchased data partner Gnip as it looks for better means to understand social analytics related to its site.
Google files patent for smart contact lenses with tiny camera: What you should know
Google is looking to take wearable technology even further as it announced it is seeking a patent on contact lenses that allow the wearer to take photos and change their perceptions.
Hello Tuesday: Google offers rare chance to buy what technophobes hate - Glass
Google is set to sell its controversial new technology, Google Glass, for one day only. The price tag is not small.
Ending overage fees: What T-Mobile does, will others follow?
T-Mobile has announced it is ending overage fees, a much welcomed move that should boost the company's profile even further.
iPhone 6 rumor update: Purported mold suggests 4.7-inch display, device may cost $100 more
Rumors are growing over the new iPhone 6, with a potential price increase of $100 worrying cell phone carriers and potential customers.
Yikes! 1 in 5 Americans claim to be victim of online personal data theft
As per the Pew Research Center, one in five Americans say they have been a victim of personal data theft.
Glow-in-the-dark roads may help Netherlands save tons of money
New technology in the Netherlands has glow-in-the-dark road markings that help keep highways illuminated for drivers and pedestrians. Up next is removing smog from the air.
Did the NSA know about Heartbleed Bug, exploit its 'potential'?
The NSA has come under fire over its alleged knowledge about the Heartbleed Bug and its potential gathering of information through the security flaw in websites.
We're watching you: FTC approves Facebook-WhatsApp deal with a caveat
The FTC has warned Facebook against mining personal data from its latest acquisition, WhatsApp, in a ruling that could be a game-changer for social networking.
Abandon Android: Samsung planned on backstabbing Google for years, internal documents reveal
Reports suggest Samsung is looking to leave Google behind and develop its own operating system for its smartphones. What's the timeline to develop its own OS?
Google making changes to Chrome for Android
Google has announced new updates to its beta version of Chrome for Android in an effort to maintain performance and speed on smartphones.
Internet oversight: Top official defends U.S. transfer of power
With the U.S. seeking to transfer control of the Internet, the Commerce Department has given its support to the White House. A regulatory group would take over administering domain names.
Are you worried about the tech stock tumble?
Tech stocks saw a major decline on April 10, and has investors fearful of a continued downturn in the market.
Facebook to curb spammers: Is it fair?
In a move that is receiving widespread support, Facebook is aiming to help curb spam on one's news feed.
FTC, DOJ promise not to go after companies for sharing hack details
American officials said on April 10 that they would not go after companies that share cybersecurity details. Cooperation is key to combat threats, the officials acknowledged.
Twitter redesigns profile, web version to get pop-up notifications: What else?
Twitter's new redesign has many looking towards Facebook, but the company believes it can still maintain the traditional functions that made it the raging success it is today.
Samsung turns to Google in patent fight against Apple
Samsung and Google are on the offensive in the court battle over patents and infringement of Apple technology in their Android devices.
Superior Ecotech, Upslope Brewery developing new algae technology
In what could be a monumental project for environmental sustainability, Superior Ecotech has harnessed the power of algae through the CO2 emissions of breweries.
Sweden’s WizzCom makes 3D TV without the glasses, possible
Sweden's WizzCom 3D has launched a series of monitors delivering 3D imaging without the need for those pesky glasses.
Rare seaweed could hold the key to lower blood pressure, longer life
Scientists are examining a discovery in South Korea of a seaweed with properties that could have positive medical implications for lowering blood pressure.
Andrew Sullivan sparks ire of gay community over defense of former Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich
Andrew Sullivan, while speaking on the Colbert Report, called out the gay community over what he said is intolerance over the resignation of Mozilla CEO Brendan Eich.
