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  • Elon Musk Beats Out Mark Zuckerburg, Steve Jobs as The Most Admired Tech Leader

    Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk beats out Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Apple's Steve Job as the most admired tech leader among 700 founders. The survey by VC firm First Round Capital was conducted from August to September 2016 and published just recently.

    Elon Musk Beats Out Mark Zuckerburg, Steve Jobs as The Most Admired Tech Leader
  • Apple Reportedly Reduced Orders Of iPhone 7 Amid Decrease In Demand

    After iPhone 7 was beaten by Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy S7 during the Thanksgiving-Black Friday weekend sale, some reports say that the Android devices had better deals. Now, Apple is reported to be reducing its orders for the iPhone 7. But according to sources, it might be caused by the decrease in demand for the latest Apple flagship smartphone.

    Apple Reportedly Reduced Orders Of iPhone 7 Amid Decrease In Demand
  • 8Bitdo's Retro Receiver, An Answer To NES Classic Edition's Short Controller Cable

    The recently launched NES Classic Edition is nothing short of a success. Nintendo's latest console has been selling really well. You will probably find it hard to purchase one since it's mostly sold out. However, this overwhelming reception does not reflect the only one criticism on the old-school console, its short controller cable. There are several solutions to this obvious problem. One of them is 8Bitdo's Retro Receiver.

    8Bitdo's Retro Receiver, An Answer To NES Classic Edition's Short Controller Cable
  • Netflix Goes Offline With New Feature, Enables Downloads and Watch On the Go

    Watching your favorite TV series or movies on Netflix sometimes get disrupted by limited internet connection. But Netflix members no longer have to worry about going offline. The streaming service has just announced a new feature in its app that solves this problem. You can now download and watch Netflix content on the go.

    Netflix Goes Offline With New Feature, Enables Downloads and Watch On the Go
  • More Than 1 Million Google Accounts Breached By Hackers' Android Malware

    An app-installing malware has breached more than 1 million Google accounts and infected Android devices. Security firm Check Point has revealed that the malware campaign called "Gooligan" has been compromising 13,000 devices per day.

    More Than 1 Million Google Accounts Breached By Hackers' Android Malware