AMD officially launches Mantle, new driver and patches available now! (updated)
AMD’s hotly-awaited Mantle API is finally ready for a public unveiling, with new patches and drivers enabling the low-level API
Software
Security, Technology
Former NSA employee looks to make email more secure
Email, perhaps still the most widely used Internet application, has about the same level of security as a postcard. But
Technology
Top Android tablets (February 2014 edition)
Introduction Tablets are everywhere, and while Apple’s iPad – along with its little brother, the iPad mini – commands the
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Windows XP users reluctant to part, or to adopt Windows 8
Windows XP’s disappearance and Windows 8’s march toward some kind of success were both put on hold in January, after
Security, Software, Technology
What a fake antivirus attack on a trusted website looks like
Malware that masquerades as legitimate antivirus programs is one of the more insidious threats to plague people browsing websites. In
Technology
This Week in Tech 443: Selfie in the City
Motorola sale, Google’s plans, Yahoo’s secret search, Facebook’s Paper, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Kantar: Windows Phone, Android see massive growth at expense of iOS, Blackberry
We’ve already heard that Nokia and Samsung had disappointing fourth quarters, and Apple’s iPhone has been slowly losing market share
Hardware, Technology
Microsoft ships 3.9 million Xbox Ones, Surface revenue doubles
In the second quarter of Microsoft’s fiscal 2014 (the fourth calendar year of 2013), the company exceeded expectations to post
Security, Software
Google bets $2.7 million in Chrome hacking contest
Google says it will again host its Pwnium hacking contest at a Canadian security conference in March, putting $2.7 million
Security, Technology
FBI: Retailers Beware, Target’s Cyber Attack Was Just a Warm-Up
The FBI expects more to come as the software is affordable and easily available The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation