Linux continues to rule supercomputers
The June 2013 TOP500 supercomputer list is in and 476 of the top 500 fastest supercomputers in the world run
Hardware, Linux
Software
Adobe Creative Cloud apps now available; Photoshop CC includes new features
In line with their move towards a subscription-only application offering, Adobe has unveiled the new suite of apps it announced
Networking, Security
Businesses urged to take control of public cloud security
Security monitoring—the type involving traditional security information and event management (SIEM)—can be done in some public cloud environments, according to
Hardware, Technology
Rumor: 2014 Intel Haswell-E chip to come with 8-cores and DDR4 support
While some of us might be happy to have the latest Haswell chips inside our laptops, enthusiasts out there might
Hardware, Technology
Samsung starts mass producing PCIe SSDs for Ultrabooks
If you’re an SSD enthusiast, then Samsung has some great news for you. The Korean company has just put out
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Windows XP diehards: Can you survive the April 2014 deadline?
To those planning to stick resolutely with the aged Windows XP operating system even after Microsoft ends support next year,
Technology
This Week in Tech 410
Loon balloons, E3, Mac Pro puck, iOS ugly, phone competition, and more.
Apple, Security
iPhones can auto-connect to rogue Wi-Fi networks, researchers warn
Security researchers say they’ve uncovered a weakness in some iPhones that makes it easier to force nearby users to connect
Social Media
Facebook now lets users include hashtags in posts
Facebook is setting itself up to introduce the hashtag to status posts, per a press release from the company Wednesday.
Hardware, Technology
The Trajectory of Television—starting with a big history of the small screen
Though it’s a relatively recent invention, television is a pillar of Western—and even global—culture. Even if you’re that one guy