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YOUTUBE NEW LOOK

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YouTube the word which is almost a mini television and more than that which works both online and offline which provides us entertainment and keeps us updated second to second what's happening around the globe.Now after 12 long years they had changed their logo and working very hard to update the features in both mobile and desktop versions of youtube application.   The YouTube logo is being refreshed, shifting the emphasis away from the word “Tube” and onto the familiar play button which has already become an iconic shorthand for the company. The service is also getting a new typeface, color scheme, and a bunch of major changes to the look, feel, and functionality of its desktop and mobile app.   Though today’s logo change is the most significant in YouTube’s history, it’s not a complete transformation,  like the morphing of Uber’s silver U into a backwards C . “It’s an evolution, not a revolution,” says Bettig. But the company is also using the moment to announce  a basket of

FEW THINGS ABOUT SARAHAH

The buzz word at present is Sarahah in the network world where people are so busy with the applications like instagram, Facebook etc has targeted the same traffic users like fb,insta to make it more enthusiastic interesting for the users to use it and some of them are mentioned below  Sarahah is a brainchild of Saudi developer ZainAlabdin Tawfiq. He introduced Sarahah about six months ago as a website. However, he later realised that Sarahah would do wonders as an app. That's when he created the Sarahah app, which is now available for both Android and iOS users. The app hit both Google Play store and App store, and in absolutely no time Sarahah has become one of the top trending apps with over millions of downloads. Sarahah is Arabic term means 'honesty'. The key idea behind designing the app is to allow people send creative messages to each other. But that's not what has been happening, Instead, people are -- also or rather mostly -- using the application as a

SNAPCHAT AGAIN FACED A LOSS

- Snap Inc's shares fell more than 14 percent to hit a record low on Friday morning after messaging app Snapchat's daily active user growth missed expectations for the second quarter in a row. Snapchat's second-quarter daily active users rose 21 percent to 173 million from an year earlier, falling short of the 175.2 million expected by analysts, according to financial data analytics firm FactSet. In comparison, Snapchat's main rival Instagram Stories, where users and businesses can post a string of photos and videos that disappear after 24 hours, had more than 250 million users as of Aug. 2. Some analysts attributed the miss to Snap's decision to not issue a forecast, which resulted in aggressive Street estimates. "We feel that Snap's unwillingness to provide Street guidance will continue to be a disservice to shareholders as estimates continue to fluctuate wildly and it introduces unneeded uncertainty into results," Jefferies analysts wrote in

Security Issues

Security flaws in U.S. voting systems were apparent when Russian hackers managed to breach it in 21 states in the presidential election in 2016. Now some participants were able to successfully hack the software used in U.S. voting machines Friday at DEF CON, a 25-year-old hacking conference in Las Vegas, with one doing it within 90 minutes, the Register reported. Hackers got a crack at 30 computer-powered ballot boxes kept at the conference. In less than 90 minutes, one of the hackers was able to breach the software of the machines. One of the machine was later hacked wirelessly, reports said. Schurmann said after finding a Wi-fi access point in the voting machine, he used a tool named Wireshark to get the IP address of the device.  As he knew that the machine ran on an old version of Microsoft Windows, he ran a hacking tool named Metasploit. The tool was able to breach the system by “exploiting an old vulnerability” that has never been rectified before. By doing this, he got ac