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South Sudan Blocks Social Media Amid Unrest
South Sudanese authorities have blocked access to social media platforms in response to recent unrest, drawing sharp criticism from press...
Shake-Up, Social Media Crackdown, and Political Shifts Define the Week
Earlier this week, the United States tech giant Nvidia lost over a sixth of its value to a newly founded...
Trending Global and Local News From Tangolog Weekly Digest
In his final hours as President, Joe Biden granted preemptive pardons to key figures, including former COVID-19 adviser Dr. Anthony...
What is Benchmarking? How to Benchmark Your PC for Free
Benchmarking is the standard by which a PC's performance is determined. To thoroughly determine a PC's performance, you need to use multiple tools and utilities specifically designed to tax each…
New Ways to Track You via Your Mobile Devices
New GPS tech can track your every move. Should you fear it or embrace it? Privacy fans, take note: A new technology, called Indoor Positioning System, could push your worry…
Protect Yourself From DNSChanger
If the DNSChanger rootkit has infected your PC, you'll lose access to the Internet when the FBI shuts down DNSChanger's surrogate DNS servers. Here's how to determine whether you're infected,…
A Look at the Worst Security Snafus of 2012 So Far!
Could things really be this bad? From the embarrassing hack of a conversation between the FBI and Scotland Yard to a plethora of data breaches, security snafus have ruled the first half…
Spam Halved With Grum Takedown
An international effort by spam fighters has taken down the infamous Grum botnet, slashing in half the worldwide amount of spam e-mail. Grum's last servers were taken offline in Russia last week,…
Twitter Back Up After Pre-Olympics Crash
Twitter is up-and running for most users after the micro-blogging site was shut down for more than 90 minutes earlier today.The Twitter shutdown affected users around the world. Apica, a…
Microsoft Plans Billion Dollar Data Center in Kenya Following Closure of Nigerian Facility
In collaboration with G42, an artificial intelligence company based in the UAE, Microsoft Corporation has announced intentions to construct a billion dollar geothermal-powered data center in Kenya. The announcement comes…
Anonymous stumbles, but hackers still hazardous
It hasn't been the best of months for Anonymous, the loose hacktivist collective that likes to view itself as the most potent threat on the Web to big government, big…
The Fate of Nigeria's Tech Ecosystem with Microsoft's ADC Closure
In Lagos, Nigeria, rumors swirl about the possible closure of Microsoft's African Development Centre (ADC). While Microsoft remains tight-lipped, insiders hint at an impending shutdown, raising concerns among the Nigerian…
Liberty Reserve Gone? Top 3 Option for Online Payment Gateways!
The shutting down of libertyreserve by the US government is probably the saddest news any internet marketer would want to hear. Now the question surrounding the whole affaire is why…