touwensa

(Drenn Drenn) will be the only Tunisian-made transport application designed by Frenchmen and Tunisians to solve individual transport problems and costs for effort, time and money for all people who want to move around the clock.

Attacks may be planned by al-Qaida to take place in Texas, New York, and Virginia

Major internet services including Twitter, Spotify and Amazon suffered service interruptions and outages as a US internet provider came under sustained cyber attack

The batteries used in Samsung Electronics Co. ’s troubled Galaxy Note 7 were tested by a lab that belongs to the South Korean electronics giant, a practice that sets it apart from other smartphone manufacturers.

Verizon Wireless have unveiled a new feature today called PopData, which is pay-as-you-use data feature allowing subscribers to buy thirty or sixty minutes of unlimited and off-plan data for $2 or $3. Any and all data used during this 30 or 60 minute session does not count against the normal plan data allowance. In order to use the feature, customers need to use the My Verizon app on their smartphone: simply open the application and look for the PopData button. If the option is greyed out, you won’t be able to use the feature – more on this later. However, assuming you can select it, tap on it and decide how long you want a PopData for. Verizon will need your location services and push notification services on so that they can determine where you are and notify you when the PopData session is over.