Computing

We enter the most important IT Security forum in Spain where we can see how easy it is to hack the most frequently used devices.

Words written with more letters on the right side of the keyboard are better received by Internet users, and worse if those on the left are abundant.

It is an incredibly powerful, complex and durable technology.

We dream of a future in which an artificial intelligence or a robot can perform any mechanical and repetitive task, but that is still far away.

A report by the computer security company SOPHOS has revealed which are the countries from which the most spam is launched. For the first time in many years, the United States has ceased to be the leader.

War evolves. Will the conflicts of the future be like bloodless chess games handled from a keyboard? Will the battles wage drones and remotely operated robots?

Using the trending topics or most popular Twitter topics to spread "junk" content (spam) has become a fairly common practice. To solve this, UNED researchers have developed a statistical method that allows detecting junk content on this well-known microblogging platform. To demonstrate their effectiveness, they have analyzed 20 million messages, 34,000 trending topics and six million web addresses.

Did you know that the first Apple logo was developed by Ron Wayne, one of the founders of the company, and was a drawing made with nib or India ink in which Sir Isaac Newton was seen leaning against an apple tree?