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5 Tech Patents That May Affect the Future
With the creativity one has to become an inventor, there is still an enormous amount of patents that never really amount to much in the marketplace. It would be a fair assessment to say that less than 10% of them are meant for future development. This may be even more exaggerated in the near future with tech companies filing more frivolous patents.
By Jonathan G6 years ago in 01
Development Of A Sports Betting App Like Bet365 - Cost Analysis
Sports betting has been around and alive for as long as sports have been there. While there can be no questions on how active sports betting is, there has always been a question of legality when it comes to sports betting. However, with the introduction of online betting in 1997, sports betting has been continuously growing with no dips in a graph that has always been pointing up and to the right.
By sandy joy6 years ago in 01
VR Impact Dating
The world has expanded rapidly beyond the six square blocks that we kicked around back in 1980-something. There was a time, between the age of Pac Man and the Nintendo Zelda craze, that we found our friends’ location by riding around the neighborhood and counting how many bikes were stacked outside a house. The internet’s dominion over distance brought what was once on the other side of the globe into the close proximity of our living rooms. We chatted with people thousands of miles away, sharing experiences and cultures. After just a few agonizing minutes of AOL ‘dial up’, the painful yet welcoming growls and grinds still resonate fresh in my mind as fiberoptic foreplay, we were transported to a world much larger than our own. Within the span of a decade after it’s introduction, online social networking has cast it’s net over the globe and social currency is the weigh and measure of the minutest details of our lives. We share our stories, political rants, pictures of food and ‘follow’ each other faithfully, promptly hitting the corresponding emojis and thumbs up. The world, once thought of as disconnected and vast, has become smaller, a living fabric of social quilting entirely at our fingertips. The world has become so small in fact that evolution has occurred yet again and we are able to create our own. Virtual Reality (VR) is poised to weave itself into every fiber of our world-wide communities.
By Musing Around6 years ago in 01
Social Media Faces an Uncertain Regulatory Future - Here's What It May Look Like
In the space of a few short years, social media has come to dominate much of the digital technology landscape. It's become the world's default communications medium. It's become a primary channel for digital advertising and marketing. It's even become the way an increasing number of people learn about the news of the day.
By Andrej Kovacevic6 years ago in 01
How to startup a Ride-sharing app that meets the millennials needs?
Ride sharing or carpooling can be considered a perfect blend of public transport and on-demand taxi services. On one side, they give you the convenience of comfortable travel while, on the other hand, it is not the passenger who commands the ride but the driver of the vehicle. With the relevance and appeal of sharing economy growing by the day, ride sharing and carpooling are all set to dominate the market.
By Jennifer Atkinson6 years ago in 01
Where Is The Best Place To Store Important Information?
When your company handles documents every day, you use a digital system that secures your data. However, you need to understand how these systems work, how to utilize them in the office, and how to protect your data. Use the tips below to create a data storage plan that benefits your company and your employees. You can teach everyone to use this system in a short time, and you can easily find files that were once impossible to uncover.
By Kevin6 years ago in 01
Facebook and Identity
Facebook has been around for quite some time now, more than ten years. It has expanded into memes, Gifs, funny videos and ads about beauty. However, there are also quizzes that have been taking over Facebook. I always found them harmless and fun. There are numerous ways to fall into identity theft from stealing your passport to stealing your sin number. Facebook quizzes happen to be one of those ways. The quizzes where you are asked to fill out personal information such as your pet's name, the city you were born in and your mother's maiden name. All of those questions seem a little too familiar don't you think? yes, they sound like security questions. That's exactly what they are, so a hacker can find your bank account and fill out all the information that you had innocently provided and then you are robbed, sad and broke. Never answer those Facebook questions. The Buzzfeed quizzes are really fun to complete and those are okay to do. Facebook is a great way for you to stay connected to your friends, especially those that you do not see every day. It is great to stay connected to those people. "hackers can create these quizzes to acquire private information from you to hack your accounts or steal your identity using personal information that Facebook provides them with. Additionally, Facebook quizzes may lead you to a website with dangerous downloads, or have malicious links and possible viruses included in the questions. According to a recent report by CNN, this practice was used in a recent scandal, wherein Ukranian hackers used Facebook quizzes to install malicious browser extensions." (Reader's Digest). I am not sure about the accuracy of the information I found since it was on Reader's Digest, but it is disturbing that hackers create quizzes just for you to give out your personal information. Some of us have fallen to be a victim of some scams. We all can identify the telephone scams like when they ask for your bank information and they do not even know your name,then they ask for your credit card number or when you win a trip and ask for your credit card number...you get the idea, it comes to be pretty obvious. Email scams are the ones that are hard to identify because it uses your friends email and then it says click here and you do and then your computer has a horrible virus that now you have lost that ten page paper. Now, hackers have got brains and they are moving along with the social media trend. By taking your fun quiz information and hacking into other accounts. According to Salon.com they advise that you "Take a look at the information you're sharing. When you click on a quiz or any other plug-in or applet in your feed, you should see which information it's requesting from your profile, including who your friends are. Some apps let you edit this information on the spot. But even if you opt out of sharing certain information, you may still be giving up more than you intend." I always see what they are asking before I take a Facebook quiz, usually I stick to Buzzfeed quizzes because knowing what type of shoe I am will not lead to someone hacking my account. Those quizzes are usually inaccurate and it never asks for personal information. Remember that you need to update your password regularly and delete the old Facebook accounts, that is a precaution that should be taken anyway. Not all quizzes are friendly remember that and stay safe people.
By Ada Zuba6 years ago in 01
Marketing Automation - What's It All About?
Marketing automation seems to be on everyone’s mouth this year. Everyone from SEOs to traditional marketers are talking it up and providing their own recommendations on how to automate activities.
By William6 years ago in 01
The Benefits of Having a Hand Dryer in Every Bathroom
Deciding between installing a hand dryer and installing a paper towel dispenser in your bathroom can be a difficult choice. It may seem like a better option to take the easy route and go for paper towels because you do not want to pay the exponentially hefty price tag of hand dryers. However, there are some definite benefits of getting a hand dryer that may change your mind.
By George Swagger6 years ago in 01
BUYING A BLENDER – WHAT TO CONSIDER?
A blender is basically an electric machine that liquidises, chops, and mixes food materials. Blender can be of two types: Countertop Blender
By Dacey6 years ago in 01
The Pros and Cons of Installing a Hidden Spy Camera at Home
You’ve seen them in various public places such as casinos, airports, shopping malls, and road intersections. But over the past few years, security cameras are increasingly gaining popularity and becoming crucial in residential security. With a hidden spy camera, it will be easy to monitor your kids, employees, and your overall home security. While having a fierce Perro De Presa Canario in your home would work towards boosting your home security, the poor creature can only do so much. But as is with anything in life, spy cameras also have their shortcomings, amidst the many benefits they provide us with. In this piece, we’ll be looking at the pros and cons of installing a hidden spy camera at home.
By George Swagger6 years ago in 01
An Introduction to Web Accessibility
While the FCC's recent ruling on Net Neutrality raises many questions and concerns on the landscape of a future Internet, the very spirit of the World Wide Web is guided by the idea that content and information should be widely accessible and available to as many people as possible, and on many device types as possible. This includes making sure content is available to people with disabilities, as well as on non-standard device formats (such as mobile devices). This post will give an overview of the basic principles of Web Accessibility, examples of how you can make your site more accessible, as well as some resources for improving your website conversion rates (CRO)
By Angelo Frisina6 years ago in 01