Can this $70 dongle stem the epidemic of password breaches?
Security researchers have developed a password storage system that uses inexpensive hardware to prevent the cracking of passwords—even the most […]
Hardware, Security, Technology
Technology
Hardware, Technology
AirBulb is a wireless LED light bulb with a built-in Bluetooth speaker
From energy-saving advancements like CFL and LED technology to the inclusion of Wi-Fi for added control, the light bulb continues
Hardware, Technology
Intel bides time on faster Thunderbolt connector
Intel could soon bring to market a faster version of its Thunderbolt connector technology with a throughput of 50Gbps, but
Technology
This Week in Tech 448: You’ve Been Goxed
The real Satoshi Nakamoto?, Android malware, bingling, DRM’d coffee, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Android snagged 62 percent of tablet market in 2013
Android and Samsung Electronics were the big winners in the tablet market last year, as sales grew by 68 percent,
Technology
Nine out of 10 Americans now use the Internet, latest survey finds
The World Wide Web is set to celebrate its 25th anniversary in just a few short weeks. The occasion provided
Technology
This Week in Tech 447: Anarchy Wins
Nokia Android phones, Apple’s politics, buying “likes,” Uber secrets, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Sony launches the Xperia Z2 with “world’s best mobile camera”
At Mobile World Congress 2014, Sony has announced their new flagship Android smartphone, the Xperia Z2, which is a small
Networking, Technology
Netflix signs deal with Comcast to keep streams lag-free
Netflix has come to an agreement with Comcast to ensure the streaming service receives the necessary bandwidth to provide a
Networking, Technology
Verizon: Heavy Web users should pay more
Heavy broadband users should help shoulder the cost of their traffic, but Verizon Communications does not give preferential treatment to