DailyTech – Chromebooks Can Now Run Windows Apps Thanks to VMWare
Advantages of Windows for the casual consumer continue to erode There’s no denying that 2013 was a bleak year for […]
Apple, Hardware, Software, Windows
Software
Hardware, Software, Technology
E-Z-2-Use attack code exploits critical bug in majority of Android phones
Recently-released attack code exploiting a critical Android vulnerability gives attackers a point-and-click interface for hacking a majority of smartphones and
Hardware, Security, Software
Report finds iOS apps riskier than Android apps
How many apps do you have on your smartphone or tablet right now? Well, take that number, and multiply it
Security, Software
Patch times improved in 2013, security analysis reports
Software vendors have improved their response to security flaws in the last 12 months but some still take too long
Software
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
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
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, Social Media, Software, Technology
Threat forecast for 2014: Ransomware, scams, snoops
AVG has released its security threats predictions for the new year, and the sophisticated attacks that defined 2013 look to
Software, Technology
How Much Does It Cost to Make a Video Game?
You pay $60 for many of the new games you play, but how much does a blockbuster game cost to
Security, Software
Chrome bug allows websites to continue listening to conversations after you close the tab
Do you use speech recognition in Google Chrome? If yes, here’s something to worry about. Developer Tal Ater has