TechAtLast

Month: May 2014

  • Internet security risks in the digital world and solution for your ecommerce business

    There was a time when security referred only to CCTV cameras, alarm systems, big beefy bouncers and Alsatian dogs. Whilst those remain the cornerstone of security in bricks and mortar premises, in the digital age they have no role to play in online security. Hacking and online fraud is a big problem for ecommerce websites…

  • The History – and Future – of Wearable Tech

    Wearable tech is not a new concept. In fact, the earliest record dates back to before electricity revolutionized the modern world. In the 1600s in China’s Qing Dynasty period a tiny, seven-rodded abacus with beads that could only be moved using a needle was designed as a finger ring. It was probably used by traders.…

  • Is Google making an Android Car? Self Driving Car; No Steering Wheel, No Brakes

    Google Inc is at it again, sitting behind the wheel and steering to your destination might soon become history. The latest version of the self driving car was unveiled by Google on Tuesday night, this vehicle can navigate on its own and it does not have a steering, acceleration pedal nor brakes. The Google self…

  • iPhone 6, iOS 8 and Dr. Dre Beats to unveil at the Apple WWDC 2014

    iPhone 6, iOS8 and Dr. Dre Beats to Debuts at Apple WWDC 2014 The month has been so busy for Apple; the 8GB version of iPhone 5C was released to market across the globe to strengthening Apple penetration into different economies. Discussions about expectations on Apple Store trade-ins including the iMessage bugs alongside the moves…

  • Google Making Tablet with 3D Image Capability to air Project Tango

    Right from the days of the Nexus success and acquisition of Motorola mobility, Google seem to have established its feet in the gadget industry. Recently, we got a report that Google is developing a 7-inch tablet which will air its Project Tango 3D imaging capability. Starting from next month, Google plans to make 4,000 pieces…

  • Why the Mac Is So Popular and How to Keep It Running Smoothly

    Apple is one of the most popular companies in the technology industry today if Dennis McCafferty’s list is anything to go by. They got their start with computers but were able to launch themselves into the top of the industry with their release of the iPod. At the time, they had what was widely considered to be…

  • 7 Tips on How to Make Money With Your Artwork

    Are you an artist, do you wanna make money with your art works?  Have you always had a passion for art but never thought that you could really make any money with it? If so, you are definitely not alone. Many artists have had doubts about making any money with their artwork. Although making money…

  • What’s Up in Mobile Apps? Trends to Watch in App Development

    “There’s an app for that.” There seems to be a mobile solution to any task in any field, whether it’s counting calories, booking flights, or getting relationship advice. There’s even an app that determines whether a melon is ripe for the picking! Indeed, the mobile app development industry is rapidly growing, thanks to the myriad…

  • Up Your Game with State-of-the-Art Software

    It takes hardware to build a computer and to control it, but what about programs installed on the computer itself? You might be only thinking about the next game you’re going to install, but you might want to think about what you’re putting on your rig. Let us tell you about some useful software that…

  • Guess Moto E was made for African consumers

    Moto E is cheap, but it looks fancier than most high-priced smartphones out there Buying high end phones lately has never been easier if we look way-back to how it was few years ago. As an African, it is not that easy to order and get smartphones of Apple’s iPhone, Samsung Galaxy series pedigree between the…