First Windows, now Xbox: Why Microsoft is listening to the masses
Covering Microsoft is giving me whiplash lately. After the last few years of watching certain parts of the company march […]
Microsoft, Windows
Software
Mozilla's "Do Not Track" browser stirs up concern from advertisers
Online businesses often rely on advertising to bring in revenue. Unfortunately, when tracking the activity of users in an effort
Technology
This Week in Tech 411: Inspired by Actual Events
Snowden opinions, Instagram video, Jobs’ vision of legacy, the last telegram, fixing ET, and more.
Security, Social Media
Facebook exploit reveals six million identities
Facebook security has always been a concern. A few years ago, a flaw allowed you to see your friends’ private
Apple, Microsoft, Technology
Can Microsoft’s exFAT file system bridge the gap between OSes?
With Apple’s licensing of Microsoft’s exFAT file system, it seems like we finally have a good option for OS X
Networking, Security, Social Media
Yahoo tells security critics to chillax regarding its email recycling program
So much for trying to be nice. Yahoo’s latest bid to lift itself from the tech also-ran swamp with an
Networking, Security
Researchers crack iOS-generated hotspot passwords in 24 seconds
If you’re an iPhone or iPad owner who uses hotspot mode but never bothered to change the seemingly-random password suggested
Networking, Security
LinkedIn outage prompts security concerns
LinkedIn’s domain name was temporarily redirected to a third-party server Thursday, which resulted in a service outage and potentially put
Hardware, Software, Technology
EA won't be bringing its high-end sports engine to the PC
EA’s new Ignite Engine is clearly the future when it comes to next generation sports titles but unfortunately, that experience
Hardware, Linux
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