Do Not Track lands in networking hardware
Amid the on-going venom of the Do Not Track privacy debate, Sitecom, the maker of routers for home and small […]
Networking, Security
Networking, Technology
Speed test: How fast is 4G, really?
There’s no doubt that 4G is a magnificent leap in the speed of mobile connectivity. For many of us, it’s
Apple, Technology
Is Android too hard for the average user to figure out?
Yesterday, Asymco analyst Horace Dediu posted some charts based on data gathered by IBM’s Digital Analytics Benchmark for U.S. Thanksgiving
Linux, Software
With 'Cinnarch,' Arch Linux gets a sprinkle of Cinnamon
Hard on the heels of the news that the old GNOME 2 desktop is coming back by popular demand, the
Apple, Software
Hands on with iTunes 11
Make no mistake: When you first launch iTunes 11, it’s going to feel awfully different from the iTunes you’ve grown
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows 8: Does its 1-month report card read pass or fail?
My, how time flies when you’re swiping through live tiles. Microsoft’s new-look Windows 8 launched exactly one month and one
Hardware, Technology
Intel 'preparing' to put an end to user-replaceable CPUs
Yesterday, a report emerged claiming that Intel is planning to release its upcoming 14-nanometer Broadwell architecture processors as a ball
Networking, Security, Technology
New Linux rootkit injects malicious HTML into Web servers
A newly discovered form of malware that targets Linux servers acting as Web servers allows an attacker to directly inject
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows 8 sales are good, if not great, at 40 million copies in the first month
Tami Reller, corporate vice president (and chief financial officer and chief marketing officer) for Windows and Windows Live, announced today
Linux, Software
Fedora 18 finally makes beta
After a number of delays, the beta of the Fedora 18 Linux-based distribution has been released. The beta release date