February 2019 - Kitcle Limited

WinRAR was found vulnerabilities last for more than 10 years

Many people have used WinRAR as the decompression software in Windows. If you still use WinRAR now, you may want need to pay attention for a while.

February 22, 2019 @CK

Payme for Business is launched, merchants are more flexible to charge

The e-payment mobile app PayMe by HSBC, launched the commercial version “PayMe For Business”, and partnered with HSBC’s 15 commercial businesses to test the app. Merchants only need to use mobile application to enter the price of goods, and individual users scan their payment code to complete the payment.

February 21, 2019 @Fung Cheung

The first web browser “WorldWideWeb” is rebuilt to web version

The current web browsing page has become part of our daily lives. In December 1990, the “WorldWideWeb” program, known as the first web browser, was officially born at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CREN). To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the “WorldWideWeb” program, a team at CREN has created a website to bring this oldest browser back to everyone.

February 21, 2019 @CK

Google top-level domain .dev starts to open registration to users

Google announced that the .dev top-level domain will be open for registration on February 19th (US time). Internet Domain Name Authority ICANN launched the gTLD program several years ago to allow companies to apply for various gTLD domain names. Google submitted 101 gTLD top-level domain applications and ultimately got the top-level domain names such as .dev丶.app丶.blog.

February 20, 2019 @Fung Cheung

Google wants to make it harder for sites to detect that you’re using Chrome’s Incognito Mode

Many people turn on the Incognito mode for their privacy and don’t let Google Chrome record your activity for private browsing. However, the implementation of the Incognitos mode does not completely make you “invisible”. According to Google Chrome, the following parties may still see your event: websites that you visit, your employer or school, your Internet service provider. Now, Google wants to make you safer, so that the websites you connect to don’t know if you are in Incognito mode.

February 19, 2019 @Fung Cheung

Facebook is revealed to track user marked as ‘threaten’

Facebook has had problems with user privacy in the last few years, and now there are new problems. And the nature of this issue is likely to be worse than before.

February 16, 2019 @CK

LinkedIn Launches its live streaming service.

Live streaming becomes very popular nowadays. LinkedIn, which focuses on business relationships, has also joined the trend and recently launched a live webcasting service called LinkedIn Live.

February 14, 2019 @CK

Android version of Opera will have built-in VPN function

VPN allows users to browse the web anonymously, providing better security. Opera announced that it will add built-in VPN functionality to their Android browser.

February 12, 2019 @CK

Duckduckgo reminded that browser’s “Do Not Track” setting may be ineffective

In order to protect privacy, some people will turn on the “Do Not Track” feature in their browser. Search engine Duckduckgo recently published an article saying that this setting is not really useful.

February 8, 2019 @CK

Research shows that not touching Facebook for a while may be happier

“Social networks have narrowed the distance between people.” I believe many people have heard this sentence. What will be happened if you completely out of touch with social networks for a while?

February 4, 2019 @CK

Consumer (personal) version of Google+ is scheduled to stop service on April 2nd

Google+, a social platform created by Google, decided to close the personal Google+ service in 2019 in October last year due to data breach and low number of users. Google recently announced the official date of closing the service: April 2.

February 2, 2019 @CK

Apple revokes Facebook and Google’s enterprise developer credentials

Apple’s policy has always been to protect the privacy of its messengers. Recently, Google and Facebook have released iOS apps that violate relevant privacy and security regulations, causing Apple to revoke their corporate developer certificates.

February 1, 2019 @Artistic Ninja

Apple announces Safari will only allow HTTPS certificates with a validity of 13 months

Chrome 81 supports more augmented reality and NFC interactions to enhance website interactivity

Google provides .new URL shortcut

Google Search Page Shows Small Icon of Each Sites Now

Month: May 2019