iOS 9 Available as a Free Update for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Users September 16
Big. Bold. Beautiful. All the things you love to do are more expressive, more dynamic, and more fun than ever with iOS 10. See the preview What’s new in iOS 9. iOS 9 brings you refinements at every level — from the apps you see on your Home screen down to the foundation of the system. Siri is smarter than ever, proactive suggestions keep you on track, and multitasking on iPad hits an all-new high with Slide Over, Split View, and...
Virgin Media TiVo update adds smarter Series Link+ feature
Another handy new feature lets you bookmark shows or movies — whether you find them on live TV, on-demand or through Netflix — to revisit later, either via a new dedicated folder or the familiar My Shows tab. Other, minor tweaks include a more visually driven UI that swaps on-demand programme lists for images and channel names for logos, as well as a better smart search feature within the on-demand and catch-up menus...
Virgin Media TiVo update adds smarter Series Link+ feature
Another handy new feature lets you bookmark shows or movies — whether you find them on live TV, on-demand or through Netflix — to revisit later, either via a new dedicated folder or the familiar My Shows tab. Other, minor tweaks include a more visually driven UI that swaps on-demand programme lists for images and channel names for logos, as well as a better smart search feature within the on-demand and catch-up menus...
Apple and Hermès Unveil the Apple Watch Hermès Collection
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Your hard drive’s sounds could help hackers crack your system
Weirdly enough, the DiskFiltration hack, as it’s called, works by taking control of a hard drive’s actuator. Much like the arm of a record player it moves back and forth across a hard drive’s platters to read and write data, and while it moves it makes a series of various sounds. Using the right type of malware, hackers can use those very sounds for some extremely shady machinations. If the right person is listening...
