This Week in Tech 433: I’ll Take the Gold Pill
Xbox One launch, choosing between the Internet and plumbing, the best selfie ever, and more.
Technology
Technology
Hardware, Technology
Android powers 81% of smartphones sold, report says
Devices running Google’s Android operating system accounted for 81 percent of all smartphones sold worldwide in the third quarter of
Hardware, Technology
DailyTech – 28 nm AMD APU Lineup is Complete, On Course for H1 2014 Launch
New chip families will feature the PUMA/Steamroller cores and Graphics Core Next GPU compute units Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD)
Hardware, Technology
Quantum computers looking more realistic with major storage breakthrough
We may not see quantum computers in our homes for many decades, but a recent storage breakthrough has made it
Networking, Security, Technology
NSA spying challenges U.S. cloud providers, analyst says
Congressional lawmakers last week pondered what, if any, changes can be made to U.S. government surveillance programs, as fallout continues
Hardware, Security, Software, Technology
Mobile malware reported riding on Google messaging service
\Mobile botnets are on the rise and cybercriminals are using the Google Cloud Messaging service as a conduit for sending
Hardware, Technology
Entertainment PS4 game round-up: Thoughts on four day-one exclusives
Will Resogun, Killzone, Knack, and/or Contrast convince you to upgrade? We’ve expended quite a large number of words talking about the PlayStation
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This Week in Tech 432: Bitcoin Assassin
Console updates, virtual credit cards, savvy assassins, malware on the ISS, and more.
Hardware, Technology
The PlayStation 4 is officially here, some systems experiencing HDMI issues
The wait is finally over, Sony fans, the Playstation 4 is officially out. Many cities across the United States saw
Hardware, Technology
Nvidia looks to ease plummeting Tegra sales with LTE 4i devices in early 2014
In a recent financial report, Nvidia says its fourth generation Tegra 4 sales have dropped dramatically in Q3 2013. Tegra