Google brings calendar reminders feature to desktop Web

Users can now see their to-do list and schedules all in one place on their computer
Google Calendar users now have the ability to add reminders from their desktop browsers that will follow them around to other Google services, thanks to a feature the company introduced Tuesday.

WhatsApp turns on end-to-end encryption

Forget Apple vs FBI, WhatsApp just switched on encryption for billion users.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp has strengthened the encryption of its widely used instant messaging app, a development that in theory makes it harder for law enforcement to gain access to communications. 

Microsoft uses the force: You "WILL" upgrade to Windows 10

Like it or lump it, Microsoft is making damn sure that you are all going to be running 

windows 10 in the next 12 months.

The dying technologies of 2016

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven, a time to burn and a time to die.
     ---  Ecclesiastes 3:1

To everything there is a season, and to some technologies, the time to die is almost upon us.

When Going Digital, Think Customers First and Technology Second

Back in the 1970s, the founder of Federal Express rewrote all the rules of how you deliver documents. Now, new technologies like in-memory computing and connectivity are rewriting the rules of how you deliver data. The result: new companies with business models that don’t rely on physical inventory, but rather data and the insights derived from it. 

Educationist advocates use of robotics in schools. Do you think this is right?

An Educationist, Mrs Remi Willoughby, on Friday advised government to introduce robotics in schools to boost the learning process. Delta school Robotics is the study of how robots can perform any type of task autonomously and repeatedly.

Apple may design its own servers to avoid government snooping

We've known for roughly two years the US government has programs devoted to intercepting computer hardware mid-shipment. These programs are used to insert back doors or spyware deep into a system’s firmware before it even arrives at its destination. A new report claims Apple is looking into building its own servers as a way to thwart this type of insertion.