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1- Hello Christopher, can you please tell us a bit about yourself? I am a mental health therapist and entrepreneur out of Detroit MI. I am also a huge art and animal supporter in the ...
As part of a tax fraud investigation, France police is raiding Google’ offices in Paris. Today at 5am, The raid was carried out at the Paris headquarters of Google, near the Gare Saint-Lazare in the ...
The USA Department of Labor announced today that starting December 1, 2016, almost all salaried workers including even managers, who receive up to $47,476 a year will be eligible for time-and-a-half overtime pay if they ...
Google the company behind Chrome, is planning to shift to a new system for using HTML5 by default instead of Flash by this fall. So rather then allowing Flash, the browser will try to use ...
Today Google is offering 2GB of Free storage to all his user but with one condition. All you need is to head to Google and run a brief security update to check that your backup ...
Microsoft announced that starting January 12th, the company will no longer support Internet Explorer 8, 9 or 10. The decision means the browsers will no longer receive security updates or patches, leaving users surfing with them ...
Lumos Labs, the company that created a brain game substation by telling users it could make them smarter, will pay for its lies. Lumosity will pay the Federal Trade Commission about $2 million for deceptive ...
Adobe, the company behind Flash announced, yesterday night, that it will now encourage webmasters and content creators to build web solutions with the new standards like HTML5, rather than Flash. Adobe and in a very courageous ...
Automattic, the creator of WordPress announced today, the relaunch WordPress.com. WordPress.com is the sister solution of the content management system WordPress, but it’s considered as the money-making machine for the company because it’s a hosted ...
Google announced today that the Gmail team is working on a new alert system that informs you if an email was sent over an unencrypted connection. In a study, directed by the University of Illinois ...
