PlayStation Discount Fest: 10 Best Deals on PlayStation 4 Games

PlayStation Discount Fest: 10 Best Deals on PlayStation 4 Games The PlayStation 4 is Sony’s latest gaming console, so scoring PS4 games at a discounted price point can be a tough task. However, if you’ve been looking to buy some PS4 games in your wishlist, right now is the right time to head to the PlayStation Store, where some of the most acclaimed and popular games are available at hefty discounts....

July 22, 2018 · 4 min · 811 words · April Davis

When in Rome Is the First Board Game for Amazon Alexa

When in Rome Is the First Board Game for Amazon Alexa Back in the day, playing games would often refer to board games in general. However, with the modern-day technology, a lot of people have been missing out on the concept. Well, with Alexa, you will finally be able to experience board games with a cool spin to them. Sensible Object has debuted its new game,When in Rome,which is a family board game that pits two teams against each other in a race to travel the world....

July 22, 2018 · 2 min · 363 words · Gregory Garner DDS

After Cambridge Analytica, Facebook Suspends Another Analytics Firm

After Cambridge Analytica, Facebook Suspends Another Analytics Firm After facing investigations into user data usage,Facebook is reportedly scrutinizing Crimson Hexagon, a Boston-based analytics firm over its contracts with government agencies. As per the report,apps from the firm Crimson Hexagon have been suspended from Facebook and Instagramwhile Facebook investigates whether the firm may have violated any of its developer policies. Prior to the suspension,the apps would pull public user data from social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram in order to get aggregate insights into consumer behavior....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 321 words · Amanda Ruiz

Alleged Live Images of the Galaxy Note 9 Leaked; Flaunts a Familiar Design

Alleged Live Images of the Galaxy Note 9 Leaked; Flaunts a Familiar Design Samsung’s next Note-series flagship, the Galaxy Note 9, is all set to beunveiledon August 9, but just a few weeks before its official announcement, alleged live images of the Galaxy Note 9 have been leaked. The Galaxy Note 9’s live images were shared by a tipster with the usernamelajotatechon Instagram, and they show the design of the upcoming Note flagship from the rear as well as the front side....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 346 words · Judith Fernandez

Apple Might Take Legal Action Against TRAI Over Threat of iPhone Deactivation

Apple Might Take Legal Action Against TRAI Over Threat of iPhone Deactivation Apple’s battle with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is taking a serious turn and might end up in a court soon, as the company is reportedly contemplating legal action against TRAI over the mandatory installation of an anti-spam app. TRAI wants Apple to list a DND app on the App Store which allows users to report spam calls and messages, but Apple has refused to do so on the grounds of privacy....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 344 words · James Nelson PhD

Battle Royale Games to Earn Revenue up to $20 Billion in 2019

Battle Royale Games to Earn Revenue up to $20 Billion in 2019 PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite have together taken the Battle Royale genre to new heights, making it the plague that has now spread on to every other gaming franchise, new or old. While pure gamers might have anticipated the genre to be one of those things that would eventually fade out or get boring, recent reports suggest that things could very well turn out to be quite the opposite....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 331 words · Kristina Love

British Airways Publicly Requested User Data on Twitter to “Comply with GDPR”

British Airways Publicly Requested User Data on Twitter to “Comply with GDPR” The new GDPR regulations were enforced to restrict companies from collecting and utilizing user data without their consent, and even though it’s implementation had arocky start, some companies are clearly messing things up. One such name is British Airways, which recently asked flyers to publicly share their personal information on Twitter. A security researcher named Mustafa Al-Bassam recently spotted the airline service’s blunder when he discovered that the official British Airways’ Twitter handle asked users to share information such as passport numbers and full address to address customer service claims....

July 21, 2018 · 2 min · 346 words · James Gross
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