The best search engines for security-conscious browsing
Jazib Zaman Mainstream search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo are great at finding the answers to our queries at speed. They’re also major data collection systems, tracking the searches your IP…
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We @TechEngage put important news about Influentials + Things + Events and Technology in “Noteworthy” section. Discover what really matters to this world.
The advantages and benefits of electronic signature
Do you think you waste too much time signing papers or documents? People format a document, print it, sign it, and scan into the computer. It takes both your time…
Infographics; a form of visual content
A picture is a poem without words Horace In the heart of content marketing, there has been an increased amount of businesses and people using visual content and that content…
Drunk shopping could be a $45 billion industry
Jessica Baron, PhD The latest survey on drunk shopping suggests that it’s a much more expensive habit than we had imagined. A 2018 survey of 1000 people showed that Americans who shop online…
Photographer responds to P30 stock photo controversy
Huawei’s upcoming P30 smartphone line is claiming to have super zoom-lens capabilities beyond anything a regular camera phone can currently achieve. The teaser photo, uploaded to Weibo by Huawei CEO…
NASA confirms first all-female spacewalk later this month
NASA has confirmed to CNN that if all goes as planned, the first all-female spacewalk in history will take place on March 29th from the International Space Station. Our first…
Is the NIH trying to discourage collaboration between U.S. and Chinese researchers?
According to a report in the journal Science, Francis Collins, the director of the National Institutes of Health, sent a letter to 10,000 U.S.-based research institutions last summer stating his…
Sprint announces first solid plans to unveil 5G infrastructure at MWC19
It feels like we’re never going to stop hearing about 5G, whether it’s some vague press release about its imminent release or false promises that it’s already here. We’ve been…
Russia to briefly “turn off” country’s Internet access. But why?
If I asked you to picture the Internet for a moment – the actual, physical Internet – what would you imagine? Many of us have no idea how this thing…
Autonomous Vehicles: The Future of Transportation
Noor Imtiaz Autonomous vehicles are no longer simply the future of transportation; smart cars capable of driving themselves are already here. The real challenge is their integration into the everyday fabric of…
Jeff Bezos accuses tabloid of extortion and blackmail
Fazeel Ashraf Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon, has accused The National Enquirer’s publisher American Media Inc. (AMI) and it’s CEO David Pecker of blackmail and extortion. On February 7th, Bezos wrote in…
Is Facebook’s “10 Year Challenge” more than a meme?
When the #10YearChallenge began on social media a few days ago, it seemed like a harmless trend. The challenge was to post one recent picture alongside a photo from ten…
Google fined 50 million Euros by France for GDPR violation
Google has just been fined around $56.8 million USD for failing to comply with GDPR rules. The General Data Protection Regulation is a rule passed by the European Union in 2016…
Spending time with your phone may not be as bad as previously thought
Our relationship with our phones is a touchy subject. Like every complicated relationship, we can’t live without them, but too much time with them can mess up our peace of…
Sad news: The moon plants are dead
Well, they might have represented everything the Chinese were able to do before the rest of us in space just yesterday, but now the plants that just sprouted on the…
