This Week in Tech 397: You+S=Us
Galaxy S4 launch, Rubin moves from Android, Google Now for iOS leaked, the future of TV, and more.
Technology
Social Media
Facebook rolling out a streamlined Timeline
Hot on the heels of last week’s announcement of a radical new look for News Feed, Facebook today released images
Hardware, Software
Backing up your entire drive: Cloning vs. imaging
Both cloning and imaging create an exact record of your drive or partition. I’m not just talking about the files,
Software
Adobe discontinues boxed Creative Suite, Acrobat software
Adobe plans to end boxed sales of its Creative Suite and Acrobat family software, according to a report by Software
Security, Software, Technology
Puzzle box: The quest to crack the world’s most mysterious malware warhead
It was straight out of your favorite spy novel. The US and Israel felt threatened by Iran’s totalitarian-esque government and
Security, Software
Researchers: Java's security problems unlikely to be resolved soon
Since the start of the year, hackers have been exploiting vulnerabilities in Java to carry out a string of attacks
Microsoft, Networking
Microsoft blames Outlook, Hotmail outage on overheated servers, apologizes
The outage that left Outlook.com and Hotmail users without access to their emails for almost 16 hours this week was
Technology
Nielsen: Cord cutting up 150 percent since 2007
There’s no doubt that cord cutting is on the rise as services like Netflix and Hulu continue to cut into
Hardware, Technology
New hardware required to fix Haswell USB 3.0 connection bug
A few weeks ago we learned that Intel’s upcoming Haswell platform was plagued with an annoying USB 3.0 bug. The