Telecommunication: The History Begin

The history of telecommunication began with the use of smoking alerts and percussion in Africa, the United States and parts of Asia. In the 1790s, the first set semaphore systems showed up in Europe; however, it was not until the 1830s that electrical telecom systems began to appear.

Wireless Internet Radiation is Harmful to Trees

They get significant changes in development, bleeding and cracks in the debris. All deciduous trees in the civilized country suffer from.
The results come from a study at TU Delft, TNO, Alphen aan den Rijn and Wageningen University. The analysis was driven by the town of Alphen aan den Rijn. Authorities were five years ago against mysterious irregularities on trees in the city, such as bark-like tumor nodules.

Facebook Study: The Longer Period Spending, the Unhappier you Become

The longer period you spend on Facebook, the unhappier you become. That is the not-so-astounding finding of the first analysis calculating the social network’s effect on users’ emotional well-being.

Exposed Apple iOS Security Flaw Could Target Gmail and Facebook

According to an upgrade from the Apple company, a significant flaw in their iOS mobile operating system discovered which could allow hackers to identify e-mail and other secured communications.

All About Facebook

Facebook, a well-known community social networking website had designed a capturing "news feed" program to spread personal information that users publish on their web profiles. People complained the new program breached their privacy. Facebook suggested that it was merely circulating details users had already revealed. Users can grumble, but the information keeps flowing. Facebook users did not recognize how vulnerable their information was within the website's structure. Neither debate has slowed Facebook's large growth. People also publish a huge 14 million individual images every day, making Facebook the top photo website in the nation.

Webroot Mobile: Android OS, a Security Concern

Webroot mobile threat review shows impressive rise in mobile malware--especially threats focusing on Android operating system gadgets.

Max Flow Issue has New Algorithm Solution

Algorithm promises to greatly streamline solutions to the 'max flow' problem. Research could boost the performance even of large systems like the Internet. Finding the most effective way to transportation products across a network like the US road system or the Internet is an issue that has subject to taxes specialized mathematicians and computer scientists for decades.

Secret EU Device that can Stop Cars Remotely

The European Union is creating a device to give the cops the power to control cars by remotely switching off the engine. They secretly creating a "remote stopping" system that fitted to all cars that would allow the cops to turn off the engine at the flick of a switch from a control room. Confidential records from a panel of senior EU cops, who hold their conferences in secret, have set out a strategy entitled "remote stopping cars" as part of broader police surveillance and tracking measures.