Hackers are going to take down Pokemon GO on 1st of August

Pokemon GO has become a pop culture phenomenon. It is all over the internet. With all this spotlight on Pokemon GO, the hackers are bound to take notice.

On Saturday, game's servers, already bogged down with massive number of downloads, were taken down by hacker group called PoodleCorp through DDoS attack. Niantic, the developer of the game said it was due to huge number downloads that the server went down but the hacker group claimed otherwise.

We recently reported that Pokemon GO has become the most popular mobile game in U.S. history surpassing Candy Crush, these attacks are inevitable. Here is the tweet.

PokemonGo #Offline #PoodleCorp

PoodleCorp (@PoodleCorp) July 16, 2016

Everyone seems to be trying to benefit from the spotlight that Pokemon GO is getting and the hackers being huge attention seeker now claim that they will take down the servers again on 1st of August.

August 1st #PoodleCorp #PokemonGo

PoodleCorp (@PoodleCorp) July 18, 2016

The group has a history of attacking YouTube channels and League of Legends.

Apparently, they have got nothing to do with Pokemon GO or its fan, they are just here to get mainstream attention. That's all.

Pokemon GO has not been released internationally yet but you can download and install apk from here. Go Catch'Em all.

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Another iPhone 7 video released showing the iphone in its full glory

Another iPhone 7 video released, this time comparing the handset with iPhone 6s

The leaked images and videos are piling up for the iPhone 7 as we near the launch date. This is an extended version of the video that came out a few days ago.

This time, the guy in the video compares the hardware designs of the two iPhones and the lack of 3.5 mm jack.

Here are some photos to give you an idea.

Now the video.

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iPhone 7 might sport 1,960 mAh battery

According to OnLeaks which is a pretty reliable source apparently thinks that iPhone 7 will have a 1,960 mAh battery.


As we are approaching the expected September launch date for the iPhone 7, the rumors are coming full swing. This time a source confirms that iPhone 7 will be having 14% bigger battery than the iPhone 6.


Battery life has been a pretty neglected aspect of the previous iPhones but this won't necessarily be a huge bump in battery life for the iPhone 7 but it is still good news for the average iPhone fan.

Although the leakster publishing this news says that the source from which this news came has been wrong before so it could be all just rumors.

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