According to a study published by researchers at Princeton University that has been echoed by HelpNetSecurity, although many IoT devices for smart homes encrypt their traffic, any “passive observer of the network” (such as an Internet provider) can detect the behavior of the users and other details analyzing the metadata of their traffic rate.

If you are a regular reader of this site, you have tried one of the many music streaming applications that we have shared. A very popular fashion among them is the use of the YouTube API to get the music, and another is to imitate the design of Spotify a bit.

That Facebook and the applications that it owns (see Instagram or WhatsApp) want to grow and become a reference is something that we have already commented on in other articles. For this, the social network and its associated apps have adopted the strategy of always trying to stay one step ahead of their rivals (in addition to cloning Snapchat to the beast, but that’s another story).

Microsoft Word is without a doubt the most famous word processor on the planet. It has more than 30 years of existence, and since the end of the 80s when the first version for Windows came out, the program took off in the skies and amassed millions and millions of users for its ease of use.

Now, many years after those first versions, there is much that has evolved the application along with the rest of Office tools. Word is much more than just a word processor, and the amount of things we can do with it is almost unlimited.

There is more and more technology in the classrooms. In the United States, students are receiving laptops for educational purposes, which are connected to cloud services through which they receive the teaching material. The way in which privacy is treated in these services is going through great changes, something that concerns the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).

CPUMon a simple and lightweight tool for the desktop that shows the CPU consumption and RAM used in real time. Of course, this can already be done in the “Performance” tab of the Task Manager, but if you are looking for something more simplified, it is a good option.

The platform of “microblogging” wants to make a clean slate with the developers after countless maneuvers that have limited and damaged their collaboration.

It will do so by unifying its application programming interface (API) to “make it easier for programmers to develop new applications that can be easily scaled according to their growth,” the San Francisco-based company says in a statement. 

Microsoft’s office automation tools are the most widely used and known in the world and it is difficult to find someone who has not had to use them at any time. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and more offer all kinds of useful tools for the job, and depending on what you do, you may have to learn to manage them well.

If you browse the Internet, the chances of you finding content that is not in your language are simply huge, and no matter how well we handle a language, even the native language, there will always be words that generate doubts about its translation, definition, and let’s be honest, especially in terms of its spelling.