Less phishing, but better targeting in 2013, report says
Criminals are sending markedly fewer phishing emails than a year ago, but they are now being more skillfully targeted, an
Security, Social Media, Software
Technology
Flowchart: How not to design a “woman’s” tech product
The poorly thought-out tech product for women hardly needs an introduction. Rare is the week that goes by without a
Hardware, Technology
Best Gadgets and Tech Products of 2013
As we reach the end of the year, it’s a good time to look back and draw a line between
Apple, Hardware, Software
iOS 7 finally gets jailbroken, just in time for the holidays
In time for the holiday season, an iOS 7 jailbreak has been released from the Evasi0n team, supporting all iPhones,
Hardware, Security, Technology
Smart devices get smarter, but are still short on security
As you shop for that new “smart” refrigerator that can do everything including figuring out when you’re low on milk,
Technology
This Week in Tech 437: No Manual Retweets
Top stories of the year, the NSA and bad journalism, 2013 Zeitgeist, happy slapping, and more.
Hardware, Technology
ARM acquires graphics firm Geomerics to improve its mobile chips for gaming – TechSpot
ARM has announced its purchase of a lesser known graphics company called Geomerics. While the company itself may not be
Microsoft, Windows
Exponential algorithm making Windows XP miserable could be fixed
Windows XP is really old, and we would suggest that you don\’t use it unless you really have no option.
Hardware, Technology
Xbox One owners reporting audio sync issues with Blu-ray movies at 24Hz
As we mentioned in our review of the Xbox One, the console requires that users download a Blu-ray player app
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows versions may be split for consumers, business
Microsoft may revert to separate release schedules for consumer and business versions of Windows, the company’s top operating system executive