Intel to launch SSDs using 3D NAND technology in 2015
Intel has announced intentions to launch solid state drives based on its 3D NAND technology sometime during the second half […]
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Security Now 482: Your Questions, Steve’s Answers 201
Hosts: Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte Dirtboxes spying on cellphones, an update for AT&T and Verizon’s Cellular Super-Cookie, worries about
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Three weeks in, Apple Pay is off to a solid start
Contactless payment systems like Google Wallet and Softcard have been around for years but they’ve all struggled with the same
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The Nexus 10, Lollipop, and the problem with big Android tablets
I’ve never been tempted to buy a large widescreen tablet. They’re good at certain things, but they’re too wide for
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AT&T kills the ‘permacookie,’ stops tracking customers’ Internet usage (for now)
In recent weeks, Verizon and AT&T have been caught up in a privacy firestorm over their use of so-called “permacookies,”
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Tech Primer: What you need to know about DDR4 memory
Most computer technologies only last a short time before they are replaced by something new, but DDR RAM is one
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Intel turns to light beams to speed up supercomputers
Intel will start using light pulses next year to move data at blistering speeds in supercomputers, yielding potentially massive advances
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This Week in Computer Hardware 292: Broadwell-Y and an Awesome Home Theater Case
Hosts:Patrick Norton and Ryan Shrout The perfect home theater ultra low-profile aluminum HTPC case, 8GB R9 290X, MSI GT80 Titan
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This Week in Tech 484: We Don’t Touch Your Bits
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Brett Glass, Dane Jasper, Myriam Joire, and Mike Masnick Net neutrality debate, ‘Dirtbox’ spy planes targeted Americans’
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Chinese hackers suspected in USPS breach, data on every employee compromised
The FBI is investigating a data breach at the U.S. Postal Service in which employees’ personal data may have been