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If you plan to travel the world or just a short vacation in your home country? Why not simply add your route to a map using this awesome and simple tool from Travellers Point.
I tested it for a dream tour to South-America, via pacific ocean and Australia.
Inkognitogata -> Incognito Street
Just wanted to share some photos I took from a hiking trip to Hemsedal this fall.
Continue reading “Mountain hiking in Hemsedal”
The specs (or rumors) of the coming Sony Xperia Z4 looks more like modern PC, camera and entertainment system specs than just a smarphone:
Read more: http://www.androidorigin.com/sony-xperia-z4-specs-leak-4gb-ram-z3x-exmor-exclusive/
e.g, at pastebin. I don´t support and encourage the BTC donations.
iOS 8 has, and the next Android L will have, encryption of user data on device level as default. Android have provided this as an option for a while. iOS as well, but with decryption keys accessible outside the device. Continue reading “Smartphones with Full Encryption by Default”
Since the sale of the new iPhone started, there has been a lot of noise on social media about bad build quality of the iPhone 6+. However, it is not only the iPhone 6 Plus that can bend that easily. Check out this video from Consumer Reports including bend gate test of HTC One M8, iPhone 6 (and Plus), LG and Samsung.
A few weeks ago I saw a video from dipyourcar.com on YouTube. Awesome! I can Make my car personal withouth the hassle of using expensive and difficult to add vinyl wrapping. In addition it is cheaper.
As it seams, vulnerable websites and eCommerce sites with, e.g., plaintext user and password databases have been exploited.
Updated June 2016; https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Just got my hands on a “broken” Macbook Pro. It seemed to be a bug with the installed hard drive. So in order to verify this I inserted an old hard drive I had laying around. It turned out to have Windows 8 installed from the last time I was playing around with it on my old (7 years) FujitsuSiemens.
Guess what happened when I booted the Mac. The MS Windows logo appeared, telling me it was preparing components. And after two minutes, Windows was running smooth on this old Macbook Pro. That’s what I call plug’n’play