Researchers develop super-thin coating that could help keep buildings cool during the summer
Keeping a large building cool during hot summer months is no easy task. In addition to soaking up warmth from
Technology
Apple, Hardware
Leak supposedly details Apple’s plan for a 12.2″ iPad Air Plus
There has been a number of rumors circulating about Apple’s renewed desire to manufacture a larger tablet given the success
Microsoft, Windows
Surging Windows 8.1 overtakes Windows XP usage
Microsoft is doing a fine job of burying Windows XP, but still has a long way to go toward getting
Technology
This Week in Tech 486: This Ain’t No Tongue Tingle
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Harry McCracken, Jason Snell, and Becky Worley Another big state sponsored malware program is discovered, Firefox drops
Technology
Samsung wants the ITC to block Nvidia chips in the US
In the latest round of a patent battle between Nvidia and Samsung, Samsung petitioned the US International Trade Commission to
Security, Software
Stealthy, sophisticated ‘Regin’ malware has been infecting computers since 2008
Symantec researchers have identified a particularly sophisticated piece of malware, called “Regin” that was likely developed by a nation state
Hardware, Technology
This Week in Computer Hardware 293: Don’t Mock 4K, Mock Gorilla Glass 4
Hosts:Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout report on MSI’s 970 gaming motherboard, a Windows 10 write-up,
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This Week in Tech 485: Uber Delenda Est
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Sam Lessin, Tim Stevens, and Kevin Marks Uber investigates one of it’s executives for privacy violations, Google
Hardware, Technology
Intel to launch SSDs using 3D NAND technology in 2015
Intel has announced intentions to launch solid state drives based on its 3D NAND technology sometime during the second half
Security, Technology
Security Now 482: Your Questions, Steve’s Answers 201
Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte Dirtboxes spying on cellphones, an update for AT&T and Verizon’s Cellular Super-Cookie, worries about