Archive | March 2016
March 29, 2016  

FBI Drops iPhone Case Against Apple After Outside Hack Succeeds | Re/code

Finally FBI has access to your data on your iphone  and someone should not eat a his shoe anymore.

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It’s also not clear, the official said, that the method works generally on all iPhones. “Right now we know it works on the iPhone 5C that belonged to Farook, which was running a version of iOS 9,” the official said. “We’re not prepared to say anything more than that.”

via FBI Drops iPhone Case Against Apple After Outside Hack Succeeds | Re/code

March 27, 2016  

Is old tech putting banks under threat of extinction? – BBC News

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Almost everyone has an bad experience with this situation , unable to access online bank account and other services.

The problem is that the old mainframe computers – the workhorses of the global banking industry – have been chugging away keeping tabs on all our transactions for decades now. They’re slow and reliable.

But the world has changed.

We’ve gone mobile and online. We expect real-time transactions and access to financial services around the clock.

And these system failures – or outages in the jargon – undermine confidence in traditional banking and encourage more competition from nimbler start-ups.

via Is old tech putting banks under threat of extinction? – BBC News

March 27, 2016  

Number of US drones will nearly triple by 2020: FAA – Times LIVE

the drones will eat the Airlines industries by 2020. How will be on the street marching for their right like the taxi drivers do today ?

 

An estimated seven million drones will fly in US skies by 2020, nearly tripling the number expected to be in circulation by the end of the year, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.

Source: Number of US drones will nearly triple by 2020: FAA – Times LIVE

March 26, 2016  

Social Media Use Linked to Depression

PITTSBURGH, March 22, 2016 – The more time young adults use social media, the more likely they are to be depressed, according to new research from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
The findings could guide clinical and public health interventions to tackle depression, forecast to become the leading cause of disability in high-income countries by 2030. The research, funded by the National Institutes of Health, is published online and scheduled for the April 1 issue of the journal Depression and Anxiety.
This was the first large, nationally representative study to examine associations between use of a broad range of social media outlets and depression. Previous studies on the subject have yielded mixed results, been limited by small or localized samples, and focused primarily on one specific social media platform, rather than the broad range often used by young adults.
 

 

via Social Media Use Linked to Depression.

March 25, 2016  

World’s biggest startup? Samsung Electronics to reform corporate culture | Reuters

Samsung’s executives will sign a pledge to move away from a top-down culture and towards a working environment that fosters open dialogue.

The flagship firm of South Korea’s dominant conglomerate will also reduce the number of levels in its staff hierarchy and hold more frequent online discussions between business division heads and employees.

“We aim to reform our internal culture, execute as quickly as a startup company and push towards open communication and continuously innovate,” it said in a statement.

via World’s biggest startup? Samsung Electronics to reform corporate culture | Reuters.