Intel Core i7-5960X Haswell-E Review: A True 8-core Desktop CPU
While Haswell’s refresh laid the foundation for a powerful desktop PC earlier this year with the Core i7-4790K and Z97
Hardware, Technology
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft re-releases withdrawn updates
Microsoft has re-released the remaining August updates that the company had withdrawn. All three were non-security updates. They had already
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Why Steve Ballmer wrote Windows’ classic Crtl+Alt+Delete text himself
Windows is famous for its blue screen of death, but back in the early days of the operating system, that
Technology
This Week in Tech 474: I’m Too Sexy for My iWatch
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jill Duffy, Om Malik, and Dan Patterson Lessons from the celebrity iCloud photo breach, iWatch speculation, IFA
Security, Software
Botnet malware discovered on Healthcare.gov server
Thanks to a poor initial launch followed a few months later by the Heartbleed scare, Healthcare.gov has had its
Microsoft, Windows
Oops! Microsoft accidentally teases Windows 9 ‘coming soon’ on social media
Microsoft’s internal censors seem to be sleeping on the job this year. In June, the Surface Pro 3 manual
Apple, Hardware, Technology
Latest high quality iPhone 6 leak shows assembled 4.7-inch model
In the lead up to the almost certain launch of the iPhone 6 next week, more leaks are claiming to
Security, Software, Technology
Why hackers may be stealing your credit card numbers for years
While conducting a penetration test of a major Canadian retailer, Rob VandenBrink bought something from the store. He later found
Technology
This Week in Tech 473: Weaponized Dirigibles
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Christina Warren, and Patrick Norton Veteran Tech Journalist Anand Shimpi Headed to Apple, Apple confirms event on
Security, Technology
Does the Internet of Things leave you vulnerable to cyber attack?
At the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas earlier this month, researchers demonstrated how a Nest thermostat can be