Common security flaws leave applications open to amateur hackers, security report says
The software industry’s inability to reduce the number of security flaws in its code is fueling an age of the […]
Security, Software
April 2013
Technology
This Week in Tech 401: Skip the Middle Man
Bitcoin trust, Facebook Home, Petaluma Batman, Gmail postmortem, and more.
Software
How to switch back to Firefox's old download manager
If you’re a Firefox user, you may have noticed a few changes in the latest version of Mozilla’s browser, which
Hardware, Networking
Intel wants to kill the traditional server rack with 100Gbps links
Intel is working to replace the traditional server rack with a more efficient architecture that separates CPU, storage, power, and
Hardware, Software, Technology
HTC First review: Don’t call it the Facebook phone
Last week at Facebook headquarters, CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg officially announced Facebook Home, a small suite of applications that
Hardware, Microsoft, Windows
IDC: PC shipments down 13.9% for the first quarter, blames Windows 8
The research firm IDC posted a report in March, predicting that for the entire year of 2013, PC shipments worldwide
Apple, Software
Apple’s recent App Store crackdowns a sign of things to come
Apple is going on an App Store cleansing spree, according to sources speaking to AllThingsD. The company is reportedly moving
Networking, Software
Dropbox for Business launches, offering single sign-on
Cloud-storage provider Dropbox announced today the introduction of Dropbox for Business, a team-oriented version of the service with a particularly
Hardware, Linux, Software
Alienware’s latest gaming PC has Linux on it, plays “over 25 games”
Dell is one of the few PC makers that attempts to cater to Linux users with its computers. The company’s
Apple, Hardware, Technology
Unlocked iPhone users on T-Mobile can soon use LTE, Visual Voicemail
Those who unlocked their GSM iPhones and brought them over to T-Mobile before the carrier announced it would begin selling