Articles for September 2014

In a move that has some users confused, short message burst site Twitter has been found to remove embedded tweets from displaying on the desktop version of the service. This has also been the case with the Mac desktop version as well. ... Read more

With major egg on face or face plant depending on your favorite visual, the Apple HealthKit range of apps have had to be pulled today from their App Store launch right on the cusp of the release of iOS 8. ... Read more

It looks like NASA has signaled that it is permanently out of direct space involvement. It has indicated its support for Elon Musk's SpaceX space exploration effort as well that of Boeing space vehicles being developed with a $6.8bn combined award. ... Read more

Welcome to a new Giveaway courtesy of Wisecleaner. They are offering the latest version of Wise Care 365 Pro FREE of charge to all Download3k visitors between 17-24 September 2014. ... Read more

Put your reflexes to test with these awesome Android games, paid and free, new and old, but always top-notch. ... Read more

New automatic syncing capabilities will be part of a feature set that Apple is calling “Continuity,” which is supposed to simplify and enhance the process of switching between iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite devices. ... Read more

After lengthy and cordial discussions, Microsoft has acquired Mojang AB, the Swedish company that makes the Minecraft hit game. The growth of the Minecraft brand left the founders with insufficient time to pursue other interesting projects. ... Read more

The popular, artistically design Any.DO Task list manager has been updated in the Android version with bug fixes and a few tweaks but the major addition is the ability to add pictures to a To Do list item. ... Read more

Unless you've been living in a cave for the last few days, you'll have realized that Apple just came out with two new bigger iPhones. Samsung has been putting together some video advertising to comment on the recent development. ... Read more

It used to be that Apple stood for innovation. Customers paid a steep premium for bleeding edge tech that wowed the crowds and consumers were only too pleased to pull out their wallet to buy another iPod that held 10,000 songs in a small form factor. ... Read more

Skype has become a very familiar application that is used by millions of people worldwide everyday for texting, voice and video communications. The application was never intended for commercial use in broadcasts but increasingly that's been the case. ... Read more

I hate to admit it, but there is a creepy beauty in nuclear weapons depicted in the First Strike. Weapons-wise, it's an arsenal of Armageddon. ... Read more

SanDisk announced a breakthrough in SD technologies with a 512 GB memory card which is the highest possible capacity currently achieved. The IBC 2014 convention in cultural hotspot Amsterdam was where SanDisk chose to make the announcement. ... Read more

Reports have surfaced that hackers located in Russian have managed to obtain crucial information in order to allow the infiltration of up to 4.93 million Google accounts. This includes the email IDs and selected passwords to access Gmail, etc. ... Read more

Viber is expanding into mobile-based video calling. Video calling is nothing new for desktop users of Viber on Windows PCs and Macs. The mobile versions have undergone two years of experimental testing on iOS and Android in order to get it right. ... Read more