It seems like Uber is out of its hibernation mood and now taking Pakistan by storm. The ride hailing services provider has recently expanded to Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Hyderabad. However, the expansion is still going on and starting today, UberGo
A few months earlier Opera launched its Neon browser, a modern and minimalistic web browser that brings superior functionality and a futuristic layout. Now the best parts of Neon browser are brought the regular Opera browser, code named Reborn. The
For almost a decade a vulnerability in Intel chips that went undiscovered, that allows hackers to remotely gain full control over affected Windows PCs without needing a password or physical access. This bug was disclosed last week which affects, Intel’s
Samsung unveiled the duo of its latest flagship Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones in New York over a month ago. These phones have gathered much attention and media hype around the world, since Samsung has promised to deliver the best
WhatsApp has basically replaced the short messaging service (SMS) because its easier, faster and doesn’t cost a dime; other than your internet charges. However, WhatsApp can become quite cumbersome since your chats keep growing and new messages are always displayed on top.
Yesterday, Microsoft took wraps off a new premium laptop priced at $999 and it’s called the Surface Laptop, which comes with a new version of Windows. The Surface Laptop has a more conventional form factor, and it doesn’t feature the
Apple fanboys are sometimes called iSheep or another slang term that describes them well is “sheeple”. Recently this word has been added to Merriam-Webster dictionary as well and Windows / Android people are now having a laugh. What is meant by
Ookla’s SpeedTest is probably the most popular free service to test your Internet connection bandwidth to locations around the world. Established in 2006, SpeedTest can be accessed through web and mobile applications on Android, iOS and Windows platform. A report
Yesterday, WikiLeaks has released the largest intelligence publication in history revealing CIA’s Hacking Tools including malware, viruses, trojans, weaponized “zero day” exploits and associated documentation. Code-named “Vault 7” these documents show that CIA’s malware is targeting iPhones, Androids, Computer, Cars, Smart
