Password crackers go green by immersing their GPUs in mineral oil
Going where few password crackers have gone before, a team of security consultants has deployed a cracking-optimized computer that’s completely […]
Hardware, Technology
Technology
Apple, Networking, Software, Technology
Apple's iRadio streaming service might offer free, ad-supported option
We’ve heard plenty of reports and rumors about Apple launching its own music streaming service with the goal of competing
Hardware, Technology
Seagate and Western Digital now shipping uber thin hard drives
Intel has arguably been the talk of the town with Computex in full swing but lest we forget that countless
Technology
This Week in Tech 408: NUC NUC NUC
New news gathering, Notch, Musk, National Security Letters, UHDTVs, and more.
Hardware, Technology
Dual-core mobile Haswell processors sip power to compete with tablets
Intel wants to match PC battery life with that of tablets through its new dual-core fourth-generation Core processors code-named Haswell.
Software, Technology
Gmail tip: Don't forget to check your spam filter
Before I incur the wrath of non-Gmail users, let me just note that this tip also applies to Hotmail,
Hardware, Software, Technology
A Stroll Down Memory Lane: Best 3dfx Glide Games
The year was 1998. It was Christmas time and I had just received my very first computer, an AMD K6-2
Hardware, Technology
LG won't be making the Nexus 5
According to a recent interview with LG Mobile’s European VP, Kim Wong, LG won’t be making the next Nexus phone,
Technology
This Week in Tech 407: Paleo Nostalgia
Xbox One, Glass moral panic, talking to Google, safekids.com, the beginning of history, and more.
Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Why small screens won't cure Microsoft's Windows tablet blues
My, how quickly the tables can turn in the fickle world of consumer technology. When Microsoft’s designers and engineers took