There are more than 300 cybersecurity companies operating in Israel, making it an industry second only to the U.S. in size. In 2014, exports by Israeli cybersecurity companies reached $6B, equating to approximately 10% of the global cybersecurity market. In 2015, we expect that percentage to increase as the number of startups grew almost 25% over 2014, with 81 new cybersecurity startups founded. Read More
Well, do I have the deal of the century for you! Investors – the smartest investors in the world – are throwing billions at it!
The price can only go up! People are flocking from around the globe to get their share! Time is very limited, so you have to act now!
It’s so exciting, I even forgot how to use normal punctuation!!!
Then there’s the crash and suddenly, the… Read More
We concluded last week’s three-way shootout with a question which one of the smartphones you liked best, and the results are in. The Nexus 6P, LG V10 and Samsung Galaxy Note5 put up quite a fight, much like they did in the shootout itself, but Samsung’s phablet emerged victorious.
Gathering 42% of readers’ votes, the Note5 had a comfortable advantage over the other two. For all the V10’s strong points, not limited to its camera and build, and the Nexus 6P stock Android appeal, the Note5 is arguably the most well rounded of the bunch, hence the overall win.
The battle for the silver was a much closer one. Only 2% split the V10 and the 6P and for a while there it could have gone either way. Eventually though, LG’s phablet edged ahead.
The Note5 returns this week for the tri-platform throwdown, and we’ll be offering you the chance to have your say on the matter, so stay…
Earlier this year, a class-action lawsuit was filed by owners of the Fitbit Charge HR and Fitbit Surge. The suit claims that the heart rate monitors on the two fitness trackers are flawed and that compared to a user’s actual heart rate, the Fitbit devices had readings that were off by “a very significant margin, particularly during exercise.” But an impartial observer, namely Consumer Reports, had tested the pair and had found that the heart rate monitor on both units was accurate.
The magazine decided that it would behoove them to repeat the testing. And you want to know what changed? Absolutely … – Source
LOS ANGELES — Three inmates escaped from a Southern California maximum-security jail by cutting through half-inch steel bars and rappelling from the roof by a makeshift rope, authorities said Saturday as they continued hunting for the men, who include an alleged killer.
“It was very well-thought-out and planned,” Orange County sheriff’s Lt. Jeff Hallock said Saturday at a news conference.
See also: El Chapo’s back in jail — and it’s the same one he escaped from
The inmates were last seen at 5 a.m. Friday at the …
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Technically Incorrect: The former defense secretary is invading the tech world with Churchill Solitaire, an app he claims aids strategic thinking.
Samsung’s Gear VR headset hasn’t become quite as popular as Google’s Cardboard system, but not for lack of technical worthiness – Samsung’s version is more sturdy aesthetically appealing than cobbled-together headsets that have become the status quo. But if you have a compatible Samsung phone and some disposable income, it’s still a great way to hop on the VR bandwagon. If you’re in the market for a new Samsung phone and you live in the US, Best Buy is offering a free Gear VR with the latest flagship Samsung devices today.
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[Deal Alert] Best Buy Offers A Free Samsung Gear VR With The Purchase Of A Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge+, Or Note 5, Today Only was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
A tweet from Evan Blass disseminated by the tipster on Friday, reveals that the Samsung Galaxy S7 will have its U.S. release on Friday, March 11th. We expect to see the new flagship phone unveiled on February 21st during Samsung’s Unpacked 2016 event. That happens to be the day before the 2016 Mobile World Congress kicks off in Barcelona.
The latest rumors call for the Samsung Galaxy S7 to carry a 5.1-inch screen with a 1440 x 2560 resolution. Depending on where you live, the phone will be powered by either the Snapdragon 820 chipset (US. and China) or the Exynos 8890 SoC (for the rest of … – Source
