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iPhone 5 Touchscreen is 2.5x Faster Than Android Devices

Sep 24, 2013 by iHash Leave a Comment

The touchscreen found in the iPhone 5 is far faster than any Android or Windows Phone device, according to a report from Agawi and relayed by VentureBeat. In its first TouchMarks benchmark test, the iPhone 5 responded to touches at an average time of 55 milliseconds, compared to 85 milliseconds for the iPhone 4. The closest Android device was the Samsung Galaxy S4 at 114 … [Read more...] about iPhone 5 Touchscreen is 2.5x Faster Than Android Devices

iPod Touch 5G vs 4G vs 3G vs 2G vs 1G: Speed Test

Jul 21, 2013 by iHash Leave a Comment

A comparison of all generations of iPod Touch including the 5th gen, 4th gen, 3rd gen, 2nd gen, and 1st gen. … [Read more...] about iPod Touch 5G vs 4G vs 3G vs 2G vs 1G: Speed Test

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Transforming Cybersecurity for Small Businesses

Small business owners are wearing more hats than ever before. Along with managing operations, sales, innovation, customer satisfaction and more, they must also stay on top of trends that can affect their business trajectory — including cybersecurity and the ever-evolving range of cyber threats. Managing cybersecurity can create unnecessary complexity, especially for a small […]

CrowdStrike Falcon Prevents Multiple Vulnerable Driver Attacks in Real-World Intrusion

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AI can change how businesses interact with customers, offering new opportunities to enhance efficiency, personalize experiences, and increase customer satisfaction ratings. However, implementing AI in customer service requires a well-defined, goals-based development strategy. Many companies are leaping onto the AI bandwagon without considering what they want from the technology and, more importantly, what their customers […]

Monitoring Elasticsearch index lifecycle management with the history index

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Is AI-Powered Surveillance Contributing to the Rise of Totalitarianism?

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Apple Blocks Pangu Jailbreak Exploits With Release of iOS 9.1

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iPhone 5 Touchscreen is 2.5x Faster Than Android Devices

iPod Touch 5G vs 4G vs 3G vs 2G vs 1G: Speed Test