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'Top 5 Keyloggers for iPhone and iPad
Wondering what is a keylogger and why do we use it? Well, Keylogger is a software which records activities on the phone. It’s usually a part of an application designed to record every button clicked by the target on his phone. Through keylogger feature, you can track people in real-time. The target system can be a computer, Android phone or iOS devices. Since a keylogger records keystrokes, it can reveal important information about your target.
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'What Is Netsuite? Everything You Need to Know About This Helpful Software
If you're a business owner, you may be asking yourself: what is Netsuite? Learn the answer to this question and more with this guide.
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'When you Search for a Watch You Look for a Particular Brand?
Shopping for a brand-name watch alone may not be the best way. Sometimes, brand name watches are more expensive just because they name a company or designer. Some people will pay top dollar to get a watch with a specific name on it.
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'Why the Rolex Watches are so Much Popular?
One of the famous Rolex models is the great watches. Launched in 1933, it was one of the earliest Rolex models. People have been collecting watches for more than 2 generations.
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'Top 5 SMS Tracker without Installing the Software
We are still sending SMSs in this era of the internet everywhere. That means they were here to stay. Kids have found them as an easier way to communicate silently to strangers. It's also the mode of communication a worker will use to spread rumors.
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'3 of the Best Apps to Use for Investing
If you've been thinking of getting started with investing for a while now, then you might have been looking for ways to boost your chances of success. After all, though buying and selling shares might seem simple, it's more complicated than it appears.
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'Best Drones: The Top-Rated Drones of 2019
Since the FAA first started issuing commercial drone permits in 2006, the sale of commercial drones has grown exponentially. Not only are people flying them as a hobby, but they're used professionally for real estate to terrain mapping, or being raced competitively.
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'Adoption Of Mobile Payment Shifts Consumer Spending Patterns, Habits
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- Paying for a cup of coffee with a smartphone instead of a credit card is gaining prominence among consumers - and is disrupting their spending patterns and consumption habits, according to new research co-written by a University of Illinois expert who studies operations management.
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'QUT Research: Why Some Drivers Slow Down When Using Mobile Phones
With mobile phone distracted driving a growing road safety issue, a QUT study reveals why some drivers slow down when using a mobile phone but others don't. Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios, from QUT's Centre for Accident Research & Road Safety - Queensland (CARRS-Q), said mobile phone distracted driving was responsible for 25 percent of car crashes in the United States and worldwide young drivers are overrepresented in using mobile phones.
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'Mindfulness Smoking-cessation App Can Change the Brain
Researchers have found that a mindfulness-based smartphone app designed to help people stop smoking was effective at reducing study participants' self-reported daily cigarette consumption.
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'Mobile Bedside Bioprinter Can Heal Wounds
Imagine a day when a bioprinter filled with a patient's own cells can be wheeled right to the bedside to treat large wounds or burns by printing skin, layer by layer, to begin the healing process. That day is not far off
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'Security Gaps Identified in LTE Mobile Telephony Standard
By abusing security weaknesses in the LTE mobile telephony standard, attackers are able to identify which web pages a user visits and to reroute him to a scam website. This is the result of a study carried out by security experts from Horst Görtz Institute at Ruhr-Universität Bochum.
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'Expert: Be Concerned About How Apps Collect, Share Health Data
As of 2016 there were more than 165,000 health and wellness apps available though the Apple App Store alone. According to Rice University medical media expert Kirsten Ostherr, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates only a fraction of those. Americans should be concerned about how these apps collect, save and share their personal health data, she said.
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