Lynn Schindler
She has spent the past eight years playing the role of an infrastructure consultant and has now joined Inferse.com as a full-time blogger. Her current profession is a result of her deep interest in computer gadgets, laptops, gaming accessories and other tech happenings.
UberPOOL to offer $2 credit for not reaching the destination on time
Uber has launched a new scheme for its carpool customers as per which riders will get $2 compensation if they arrive at their destination...
Facebook denies listening to user conversations
The social networking giant Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has denied allegations of listening to user's mobile conversations to serve more targeted ads.All of it started...
Facebook introduces new diverse emoji to its Messenger platform
Facebook has introduced a more diverse set of emojis on its Messenger platform for both iOS and Android.With this, there are now over 1,500...
Xiaomi acquires 1,500 patents from Microsoft for US expansion
Xiaomi has acquired about 1,500 patents from Microsoft, which is a step towards the Chinese manufacturer's planned foray into the US market.No financial details...
Facebook AI aims at learning what users post
Facebook said it is building a new AI-based search engine called Deep Text to understand better everything users post on its social networking platform.That...
Intel launches new extreme 10-core i7 6950X at Computex
Intel has added a new mighty chip to its arsenal, one that comes with 10-cores and promises to bring about a quantum leap in...
Asus launches Zenbo companion robot for domestic users
Asus is showcasing a cute little robot which it has named Zenbo at the Computex 2016 event.The Taiwan-based company is projecting the Zenbo as...
Asus takes the wraps off its stunning new ZenBook 3
Apple's MacBook has a new competitor, and a formidable one this time. It’s the new Asus ZenBook 3 that is being referred to and...
PayPal to abandon Windows, BlackBerry and Amazon for Android and iOS
PayPal has announced that it is ending support for its apps on Windows, BlackBerry and Amazon to focus only on two platforms - Android...
Twitter now allowing the entire 140-characters for the first time
Twitter is making some exemptions to its famous 140-character tweet limit which will eventually enable users to Tweet longer messages than is currently possible.It...
Facebook allows ad featuring plus sized model after protests from women’s group
Social media giant Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) has admitted that its earlier decision to block an ad simply because it featured a plus-sized bikini-clad model...
Xiaomi to launch its first drone on May 25, likely to be priced around...
Xiaomi might be known better for its smartphones, tablets or other electronic stuff like wearable for now, but its product portfolio is set to...
Twitter to exempt photos and links from 140-character tweet limit
Twitter's famous 140-character limit which has been in force since the company's inception a decade ago might soon be a thing of the past.According...
Google’s open source Parsey McParseface to mimic 5 year old human
Artificial Intelligence happens to be one of the most exciting tech concepts that's buzzing around Silicon Valley at the moment. Case in point, the...
Moto X and Droid new leaked images leak shows gold plated electrical connectors
Images of three of the upcoming Motorola handsets have leaked online, courtesy of +hellomotoHK which has been quite reliable with Moto leaks.Two of the...
Bentley new Bentayga Apple Watch App brings several in-car features to the wrist
Bentley launches an Apple watch app that will let users of its Bentayga SUV to control several of the in-car features from right within...
Google Slides gets new Q&A feature to ensure better audience interaction
Google has introduced new Q&A feature to its Slides presentation program to allow for greater interaction between the audience and the presenter.With the new...
Apple iOS 9.3.2 and OS X 10.11.15 beta 4 released to developers and testers
Apple is now rolling out the latest iOS 9.3.2 update to both developers and beta testers in the public domain. However, those who might...
