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Embracing The 'Post-PC Era': The Criteria Needed For A Device To Replace PCs

When humans created the first computer, it was so huge it needed a whole room to operate. When technology advanced and chips became smaller, computers also shrank, and it introduced us to Personal Computers, or PCs.

How Facebook Catches Bugs On Its 100 Million+ Lines Of Code Platform

As the giant of the web, there is only a few services with sophistication that par with Facebook.

Polymorphic Malware, And How They Continually Change To Avoid Detection

There are a lot of variants of malware, with each having their own unique traits. Then there is one that continuously change.

The Ways Websites Can Survive Future Core Algorithm Updates, Advises Google

As the largest and the most popular search engine of the web, Google needs to tweak its algorithms to meet the ever-changing trends.

'Load Rage', And How People On The Internet Are Becoming Less Patient

Back in the late 1990s, the time when early generations of netizens started to know about the internet, the world was very different.

The Reasons Why Super-Pricey High-End Smartphones Are So Good They Hurt Their Makers

When the world first experienced the internet and mobile phones, this created the hype where people spend their money to buy smartphones. But of course, at that time, high-end phones were cheaper, with the modern mobile future yet to be written.

Anonymized Data Cannot Protect User Privacy, Researchers Said

In the world where data is transacted all the time, the cost includes unveiling user privacy.

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