Deemable Tech

The Deemable boys hit up Atlanta!

Sad to see them go, but Google has been mopping the floor with them lately.

Apple reportedly stops making WiFi routers Your AirPort Extreme may now be a collector's item.

Well, this might be important.

A Single Text Can Give Hackers Access to Your iPhone Last year’s Stagefright vulnerability, which could let someone control your Android phone with just a text, was a terrifying security hole that affected 95 percent of all Android devices. It seems Apple caught a similar bug.

Don't be scared by the word "hacking." The attack is just a DDoS, a distributed denial-of-service attack. Basically this is where a hacker overwhelms a server with millions of attempts to access it. Kind of like what was happening already. So, there's a good chance this wasn't even a hack.

Pokémon Go Servers Reportedly Hacked Because It Was Bound to Happen If you had trouble logging into Pokémon Go on Saturday, you might’ve blamed it on server issues that have been common since the game’s launch. However, a hacking collective is claiming responsibility for this particular slowdown, saying that it brought the servers down with a DDoS attack.

Because we know you're wondering what the heck is going on.

What Is Pokémon Go and Why Is Everyone Talking About It? First, my friend caught a Charmander at a supermarket. Then the flood started: Digletts on a steering wheel. Rhyhorn at the bar. Magikarp on a frying pan. They’re all Pokémon to catch, part of a new game called Pokémon Go. You’ve probably heard of it—but what is it, and why is everyone obsessed with...