This Week in Tech 434: Murder, She Blogged
Bitcoin hits $1000, music on YouTube, Microsoft leadership, Yahoo celebs, and more.
Technology
Hardware, Technology
DDR4 memory won’t show up in PCs, tablets until 2015
While major memory vendors have started producing next-generation DDR4 memory, don’t expect to see it in servers until late next
Hardware, Technology
DailyTech – Deathmatch: PS4s See “Blue Light of Death”, Xbox Ones Chew up Discs
Sony is the first OEM to respond, claims only 1 percent of consoles experience defects The earlier bird certainly didn’t
Hardware, Technology
WD’s Black2 SSD/HDD combo drive promises to solve the capacity-versus-speed storage conundrum
When it comes to storage, many of us struggle with the decision whether to buy speed or capacity. An SSD
Technology
Doom co-creator John Carmack resigns from id Software to focus on Oculus Rift
id Software co-founder John Carmack has officially resigned from the company. If you recall, the gaming icon was hired as
Networking, Security, Technology
NSA infected 50,000 networks with specialized malware
The U.S. National Security Agency reportedly hacked into over 50,000 computer networks around the world as part of its global
Hardware, Technology
Xbox One review round-up: Be wary of these downloadables
Like a doting parent on Christmas morning, we can’t help but make sure the two newest game systems receive equal
Hardware, Technology
Microsoft matches Sony, sells over a million Xbox One consoles in the first 24 hours
Microsoft has managed to sell more than a million Xbox One consoles within the first 24 hours, much like Sony
Technology
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.
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