Here’s what it takes to keep The Pirate Bay up and running
The Pirate Bay is a top destination among peer-to-peer file sharers and the most visited torrent directory on the web.
Hardware, Technology
Apple, Technology
Fake ad making the rounds on social media claims you can charge your iPhone in a microwave
Are you familiar with Apple Wave, the revolutionary new charging feature that’s bundled with iOS 8? It uses microwave frequencies
Microsoft, Technology
Microsoft layoffs claims Robotics Research team over the weekend
Microsoft is in the middle of a massive restructuring right now, with around 18,000 employees being let go. And while
Software, Technology
The five most common tech support nightmares
Every user of tech products has a story. They contact tech support or customer service, waste a lot of time,
Technology
This Week in Tech 476: Brain in a Jar
Hosts: Leo Laporte, John C. Dvorak, Dwight Silverman, and Jason Snell The iPhone 6 is out, Apple’s “warrant canary” dies,
Technology
This Week in Tech 475: Apple is Touching Me
Hosts: Mike Elgan, Lee Hutchinson, Andy Ihnatko, and Kevin Tofel Apple Watch and iPhone 6 revealed, why Apple Pay could
Technology
Quality versus convenience: Can 4K Blu-ray discs fend off streaming media?
Streaming video may be the wave of the future but optical discs aren’t ready to concede defeat just yet. During
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows 8.1 overtakes Windows 8 worldwide, as Windows XP ‘refuses to die’
Microsoft staff will likely be raising a glass or two, thanks to the latest available data. According to new data
Security, Software
Comcast Wi-Fi serving self-promotional ads via JavaScript injection
Comcast has begun serving Comcast ads to devices connected to one of its 3.5 million publicly accessible Wi-Fi hotspots across
Software, Technology
Netflix is testing short-form content as a way to increase mobile usage
Netflix has offered a mobile app for quite some time now but let’s face it, nobody really wants to spend