Miguel Leiva-Gomez

To understand why smartphones drain their batteries so quickly in comparison to their “dumber” counterparts, we have to understand what differences exist between the two that creates such a large gap in cell lifespan

Apple has been revered for several years for creating one of the safest platforms in existence. Mac systems have benefited for the better part of a decade from the lack of attention they drew from hackers, but that is beginning to change as the 21st century moves forward

Think of a ransom DDoS attack as a kidnapping. The perpetrator has taken something of value from the victim and asks for compensation, promising restitution of what was lost

Facebook has always been a network primarily focused on the posts and information shared within a (relatively) tight community of individuals

Computers are not infallible machines; they need support once in awhile. It’s a fact of life whether you are using Windows, Linux, or Mac OS

Naturally, not everyone likes advertisements, and some of them are going to use software called ad blockers that automatically block them

First of all, it is important to note that language evolves organically with the passage of time. The word “selfie,” for example, did not exist for the thousands of years that English has been spoken

Before Apple’s iPhone came out in 2007, the smartphone market was in fact dominated by BlackBerry

In 2009 Bitcoin was released as an open-sourced software currency. It wasn’t until 2012 that it began seeing popularity

Can we live in a world in which two world wide webs operate completely parallel to each other? To find out, we first have to understand a little bit of background