Windows 8.1: What a difference a year makes
Review: Not perfect, but 8.1 is an OS that actually works for desktop, mobile. Windows 8 was an ambitious operating
Microsoft, Windows
Microsoft, Windows
Rumor: Next big Windows update coming in spring 2015
Windows 8.1 will officially launch tomorrow morning in the United States, less than a year after Microsoft released Windows 8
Software, Technology
Webroot brings app reputation service to its mobile security suite
line between mobile security and mobile device management. One element that stands out from the rest, though, is Webroot’s new
Hardware, Technology
Intel Broadwell chip production delayed until 2014
Intel has delayed the production of their next-generation ‘Broadwell’ chips until the first quarter of 2014, following defect density issues
Technology
The most pirated movies are the hardest to buy online
Hollywood likes to paint movie pirates as freeloaders without morals, but maybe those so-called dastardly downloaders are simply under-served. A
Networking, Security
Thanks to NSA, German e-mail providers see flood of new customers
The revelations about the National Security Agency\’s surveillance programs may have hurt US cloud providers’ business, but they’ve created a
Software, Windows
Google to support Chrome XP till April 2015 at least
Google has announced that they will continue to support the Chrome browser on Windows XP until at least April 2015,
Technology
This Week in Tech 427: The Intern Did It
Privacy policies, shilling for Facebook and Google, writing on a computer, and more.
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft awards $100,000 to single researcher in Windows 8.1 bounty program
Microsoft has awarded $100,000 to James Forshaw, a security researcher at Context Information Security, for coming up with a new
Hardware, Technology
Intel changes mind, ships Haswell-based Pentium, Celeron processors
Intel has started shipping new Pentium and Celeron processors based on the Haswell microarchitecture. The processors are aimed at budget