3/24

I have recently done two blog articles on the Apple vs FBI case. The case is based on the FBI asking Apple for access into civilians Iphones. Apple denied their request. The FBI decided to bring Apple to court. Recently the Department of Justice postponed the court date due to a possible new solution. A man approached the Department of Justice and proposed a solution to get into Apple products without Apples help. This solution can break  thousands of passwords in order to get into an Iphone. There has not been much information about who gave the solution or how he's going to do it because as of now it's classified. That's the update on the case. Click Here for Article and Video

Tech Article 3/18

Do you guys remember the self tieing sneakers from Back to the Future? Well, Nike made a prototype called the HyperAdapt 1.0. It's a self tieing sneaker based on the sneaker from Back to the Futuer. When your foot touches the sole of the sneaker it will auto tie the sneaker. Then, there will buttons on the side of the sneaker that allows you to tighten and lossen the shoe lace. There will be three colors to this sneaker and will be available this holiday. There is no set price yet but after a long wait Nike made it happen. Click Here for article and a video!

Tech Article 3/10/16

     There is now a new bicycle called Bolt. Bolt is an electric bicycle that can top out at 20mph. The bicycle does not require a license and it's as effective as a motor cycle. The bike also does not require insurance. You have the option to pedal or cruse on the electrical bike. The bike cost  $5,500 and requires no gasoline. I think the bike is very cool however, I would not buy it because it seems very dangerous in the state of NJ. Click here for more information and a video..

Tech Article 3/4/16

     Eric Schmidt former CEO of Google, accepted a job offered by the Pentagon. Eric Schmidt plans to keep the countries technology safe from hackers and such. He will not have information on military strategies but what he will be used for is to help prevent hackers from getting into the governments technology. Schmidt was told to assemble a "hack the government bounty program". This program will give U.S hackers the opportunity to get there shot at hacking the government. The Pentagon is hoping to seal up any cracks that they have in their software. Click here to read more and watch a video.