Recently leaked on the Internet a copy of the not yet published new film by Quentin Tarantino, The Hateful Eight, and the FBI is now working to identify the culprit. The Hollywood Reporter reports that the traces lead towards the boss of a film production company.
Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman has had it with Google. In an interview with Re / code saying that the tech giant 'crazy was made 'and that Google has forgotten that it is all about the user is supposed to run. 'They are now mainly concerned to strengthen their monopoly,' growls Stoppelman.
Google is working on a new way of logging which passwords are unnecessary. VentureBeat writes based on a Reddit post that Google has asked a limited number of testers to try out a new system of logging. Completing a password is not necessary.
Senior citizens are very interested in smart devices such as smart TVs and smart thermostat. In 45% of the fifties that are online is already a clever device present in the house. That indicates research SeniorWeb from among more than 1100 seniors.
For the employees of online store Cool Blue is in the run up to Christmas work hard. 'It is our busiest day ever,' says director Peter Black Tuesday.
The free service lyrics Genius has the largest database of music lyrics. Android users can now get to see the lyrics of each song they play through the app regardless of which application they use.
Users of Microsoft's free cloud storage service OneDrive can occur with a single click which is their storage capacity of 15GB to 5GB.
IPhone manufacturer Apple in recent weeks come under attack by authorities in Britain and America because the homeland include iMessage- and FaceTime messages encrypted. Intelligence agencies require so they can intercept messages a 'back door', but Apple believes that a bad idea.
Electronics giant LG brings in 2016 a new version of its TV operating system WebOS. In version three must be, among other things easier to organize the Internet video streams.
The hotline fireworks nuisance this year has received so far, 4000 false alarms. That says initiator Arno Bonte.
It starts now really seem that the days of multimedia software Flash are counted. Facebook has this week made the technique banned and serves all the videos on the site now HTML5 markup language.
Google and Ford will establish a joint venture to make autonomous car with Google's technology. That anonymous sources have told Yahoo Autos.
Facebook offers its iOS app support for Live Photos taken with the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. Thus it follows that the Tumblr photo format already supported since a few weeks.
More and more elderly people shop nowadays sometimes via the Internet, according to research by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). Meanwhile do more than half of the 65- to 75-year-olds this occasionally. Last year this was still 40 percent.
If all of Monday at bol.com ordered packets are placed in a row, you get a line of over 100 kilometers. The Monday before Christmas is traditionally the busiest day at the online store, but all records are broken.
Many people see it sit to decorate their messages with facial and body expressions of Kim Kardashian. Her own emoji were so many downloaded the Apple appstore demand just could not cope.
It seems that the iPad Pro, the largest tablet from Apple to date, no success in China. In the first month after its launch in November, there are about 49 300 iPad Pros activated, reports Mashable.
Music streaming service Spotify has secured a permanent place in the electric cars from Tesla. The companies previously teamed. Drivers are therefore Tesla while driving access to the inexhaustible source of music Spotify on more than 30 million songs.
Electronics giant LG has demonstrated a new robot vacuum cleaner that can also serve as mobile surveillance.
Iranian hackers have taken over in 2013 while managing a dam near New York. The action led to great anxiety, even in the White House, US media reported Monday.
Audience Research Foundation (SKO) supplies from January 1 daily viewing figures for online programs viewed. It is primarily for the online viewership of NPO, RTL Netherlands and SBS Broadcasting.
Internet users can now see a new HTTP status code given when you visit a page that has been offline for legal reasons. The error code has been 451.
Five investors stabbing 825.000 euros in a new Dutch app for restaurants and trips, called Pimmr. The creators want with the money especially hiring new technicians, reports Emerce.
Film Pirates have beaten a tremendous blow, the latest film by Quentin Tarantino, The Hateful Eight, is already- illegally- to download. In the United States turns it until December 25 in theaters and in the Netherlands, he appeared in January. But The Hateful Eight is not the only blockbuster that has leaked...
Hackers have personal information of as many as 3.3 million Hello Kitty fans published online. The data comes from SanrioTown.com, the online portal for fans of Japanese cartoon kitten.
IPhone manufacturer Apple and network specialist Ericsson ended their patent battle. The two companies have reached a settlement of all pending litigation. The Swedish company said in a statement.
PHOTOS- Kim Kardashian can not get enough of themselves so they launched a series of emoji of themselves. The 'Kimoji's' are available today.
Chinese Huawei can look back on a successful 2015. The group says on Weibo, the Chinese Twitter, which has sold 100 million smartphones, which is an absolute record.
It seems to be the next breakthrough in smartphone technology: a battery that lasts longer than a day. Sony is working on a type of battery that should last up to 40 percent longer than today's Li-ion batteries.
Social media like Facebook and Snap Chat appear for years to break the Dutch law for the protection of personal data. Under the law, which dates from 2001, it is not permitted to process from among the sixteen children of personal data without parental consent. Reported RTL Z.
