Malware-like program lets your Android phone spy on you
A security firm has figured out how to turn an Android smartphone into a surveillance device that would make Q, […]
Security, Technology
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Hardware, Technology
AMD: We will have no problem supplying silicon for PS4, Xbox One
It’s way too early to declare a winner in the next generation console race but with Microsoft’s recent decision to
Hardware, Technology
Intel secretly testing set-top box with more than 2,000 employees
We’ve known for some time now that Intel is working on a streaming set-top box but we are now hearing
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This Week in Tech 411: Inspired by Actual Events
Snowden opinions, Instagram video, Jobs’ vision of legacy, the last telegram, fixing ET, and more.
Apple, Microsoft, Technology
Can Microsoft’s exFAT file system bridge the gap between OSes?
With Apple’s licensing of Microsoft’s exFAT file system, it seems like we finally have a good option for OS X
Hardware, Software, Technology
EA won't be bringing its high-end sports engine to the PC
EA’s new Ignite Engine is clearly the future when it comes to next generation sports titles but unfortunately, that experience
Hardware, Technology
Rumor: 2014 Intel Haswell-E chip to come with 8-cores and DDR4 support
While some of us might be happy to have the latest Haswell chips inside our laptops, enthusiasts out there might
Hardware, Technology
Samsung starts mass producing PCIe SSDs for Ultrabooks
If you’re an SSD enthusiast, then Samsung has some great news for you. The Korean company has just put out
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This Week in Tech 410
Loon balloons, E3, Mac Pro puck, iOS ugly, phone competition, and more.
Hardware, Technology
The Trajectory of Television—starting with a big history of the small screen
Though it’s a relatively recent invention, television is a pillar of Western—and even global—culture. Even if you’re that one guy