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How to Install iOS 9 For Free with No UDID Registration!

Hello guys here is a video on how to install iOS 9 without registered UDID

google’s response to the European Commission’s announcements on Search

In the summer of 2010, Google announced plans to acquire the flight search provider, ITA.  As we said at the time, while many people buy their airline tickets online, finding the right flight at the best price can be a real hassle.  Today Google Flight Searchhas made that much easier.  Search for “Flight CDG to SFO” and you get the different options right there on the results page.  It’s a great…

Twitter redesigns it’s homepage

Twitter for the Masses

For non-tweeters, the social network can feel clubby and confusing. Can its new home page change that?

Twitter.com is a barren wasteland.

I should qualify that statement. For the roughly 20 percent of American adultswho maintain active Twitter accounts, the site is an overflowing river of wry observations, edifying links, and up-to-the-second dispatches from around the…

‘Uber For Weed’ Startup Eaze Raises $10 Million

There’s an Uber for everything nowadays, so why not an Uber for weed?

Eaze, a startup that enables medical marijuana patients to order cannabis products online and have those goodies delivered to their homes, today is announcing $10 million in Series A round funding led by DCM Ventures with participation from Fresh VC, 500 Startups, and other strategic investors.

The new funds come on top of $1.5…

BitTorrent Browser for Windows

We knew that BitTorrent was working on its own browser, and now it’s here in beta form for Windows. Based on Chromium, Project Maelstrom is designed to decentralize the web in the same way that torrents do, relying on a people-powered network of sites and files rather than large server hubs.

“With Project Maelstrom, we aim to deliver technology that can sustain an open Internet; one that doesn’t…

UN told to ban killer robots before they become a reality

Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic have a strong and eye-catching message for the U.N.: “Ban killer robots.” The two groups take up the cause against fully autonomous weapons in a 38-page report released ahead of an international meeting about said weapons starting April 13. “Fully autonomous weapons, also known as ‘killer robots,’ raise serious moral…

All 38 Apple Watch models and their prices on one page

Apple Watch preorders begin tonight, and it officially becomes available April 24. While we’ve already known about all of the models and their prices for a while now, one thing’s missing: an easy way to see all of the information on a single page.

The Apple Watch website has a gallery that lets you browse through each model, but it doesn’t do a good job of showing you all of the differences if…

The Pirate Bay is down, and CloudFlare’s cache fails

After only a few months of reliable service, The Pirate Bay is down again. The cause of the outage is unknown (we somehow doubt Game of Thrones pirates have overloaded the servers) but the outage has been ongoing for a few hours, so it’s not a minor blip.

All we know is that The Pirate Bay’s host is to blame. This could be a software or hardware issue, but it could also mean that the host has…

PayPal and eBay will separate later this year

Auction site eBay and online payments service PayPal will remain the best of friends, despite the separation of the two entities later this year.

The two firms have revealed in a regulatory filing that the very favourable relationship will remain between the two after the split comes into effect.

Company Spin Off

It was in September last year that eBay finally confirmed to the world that it would…

Third-party download ads will be past soon on Google

When you search for software downloads currently on Google, for instance for Firefox, VLC or Google Chrome, then ads may be displayed to you before the organic search results.

The problem with this is that advertisers were free to buy spots regardless of their relation with the software.

This led to situations where users were redirected to third-party sites that had nothing to do with the…

Scan your Windows computer for untrusted root certificates

Root certificates are one core building block of today’s Internet. They are used to verify connections and a list of trusted certificates ships with operating systems such as Windows which makes them more trustworthy than certificates added to the operating system by third-parties.

For end users, it is nearly impossible to tell which certificates are legitimate and which are not. While it is…

Twitter, YouTube, Instagram work on stealth advertising

The quandary for those who run social media networks is how to make money on them without antagonising and thus losing users through distracting ads.

The answer, for Twitter, YouTube and Instagram, is to slip in some stealthy ads camouflaged to look like posts from listed contacts.

Each of the networks has in-house teams whose job is to think up ways to advise brands on how to sneak their…

Dropbox adds Office online Integration. Edit Office documents in dropbox

Microsoft and Dropbox are expanding their already close partnership today with the reveal of a new integration which will now allow consumers to edit their Microsoft Office files, including Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents, in Dropbox using Office Online via the web. Previously, many of these edits would have taken place using Microsoft Office’s desktop applications – which also meant that…

Hackers hit Israeli websites after Anonymous threats

Pro-Palestinian hackers disrupted Israeli websites on Tuesday, following threats from the Anonymous hacking collective that it would carry out an “electronic Holocaust,” though Israeli cyber experts said the coordinated attacks caused little damage.

The hacking campaign, which has taken place every April 7 since 2013, is meant to be in protest of Israeli policies toward the Palestinians. In…

pay ransom or lose files – Hackers taking over

It’s a chilling moment: A message appears on a computer screen, saying the files are encrypted and the only way to access them is by paying a ransom.

It happened at Jeff Salter’s home health care business last December. The network of nearly 30 computers at Caring Senior Service was infected with ransomware, malicious software that hackers use to try to extort money from people and businesses…