Mobile phones are able to do so much more these days than they were able to do in the past, thanks to huge leaps forward in the technology that powers them, and this means they are used for everything from working to gaming now. A smartphone can be the perfect way to play a game,
The issue of web security and cross-site scripting was back in the media recently, after a blog post by Costin Raiu, the director of the global research & analysis team at Kaspersky Lab, highlighted a potential issue with Adobe Flash Player version 21.0.0.242 and older. Posted on Kaspersky Lab’s official blog, the article suggests that ChromeOS, Linux,
Microsoft has failed its mobile users repeatedly over the last year. First, it released its new and improved apps on the competitive platforms – Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android – without even giving Windows Phone 8.1 users a hint about any new features. Next, it has promised to upgrade most Lumia handsets to the latest
2015 was a tumultuous year in the world of technology. Things we laughed at years ago have become the new standard, and all new types of gadgets have emerged to make us even more confused about what to crave for. Big screen phones and their small screen, wrist-worn counterparts are becoming increasingly craved after, and
Back in 2014, the growth of mobile gaming was so staggering that the experts were confident enough to predict that the medium would become the dominate force in the gaming industry in 2015. Indeed, following a 42% revenue increase to $25 billion between 2013 and 2014, the excitement was certainly justified. As the year rolled
How Technology is Turning Conventional Education on its Head Classroom learning has evolved at a rate of knots in recent years. Gone are the days of conventional education where students received all of their information from textbooks, blackboards (or white boards) and word-of-mouth. Nowadays, the information superhighway known as the Internet of things facilitates up-to-the-minute
A piece of news that sounded very concerning has hit the media in the last few days: software giant Microsoft has laid off over 7,800 of its employees and re-structured its mobile business that it has acquired from Nokia for $7.2 billion a few years ago. This piece of news has caused a lot of
It is a market filled with fakers and scams, that much is true. So it is likely that XNSPY would get lost in this crowd as another trick app. Which is why I’m writing this review today because XNSPY is actually quite a well-rounded sophisticated app that delivers what it promises—a complete cell phone spy