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There is an old (very old) adage that says: if you connect it to the internet, it can be hacked. A more accurate one would be; if you can interact with it in any way, it can be hacked. We have seen this time and time again as the idea of remote administration and monitoring has taken off like a rocket. So far everything from Bluetooth keyboards to Wi-Fi accessible pace makers have been laid out to exploit. The makers of these products were only thinking of making these easier to use and keep track of. They never imagined that someone would use that same connection for malicious purposes (or simply did not bother to prepare for that). When many of these products were developed the idea of hacking on the level we see it was the stuff of fantasy so some of their failures can be excused (as long as they fix the issues). However, what cannot be forgiven is the continued lack of forethought when it comes to newer connected devices; especially something like a smart toilet.

Dota 2 tournament The International came to life for the third time and the best teams from around the world arrived at Valve's headquarters in Seattle. Among the clans that will clash in this tournament there arte Na'vi from Ukraine who were winners two years ago, last year's winner Invictus Gaming from China, and the Alliance of Sweden, who are known as this year's favorites.

Sahas Katta one of the developers of Google Glass said he has become a better driver thanks to Google and their glasses. Katta is the author of the GlassTesla applications for car Tesla Model S.

As some of you already know, Bohemia Interactive is working for quite some time on a standalone version of the zombie title Dayz. The title first came to life as a modification for their FPS Arma 2 which caused hysteria among the players and sales of Arma 2 suddenly soared just because Dayz's.