StatCounter: Windows XP is the most used OS in eight countries, including China
In China, Windows XP is still the number one OS with a market share of 54.79 percent, according to StatCounter. […]
Microsoft, Windows
Technology
This Week in Tech 423: Unapologetically Plastic
New iPhones, NFC vs. iBeacons, meaning of 64 bit, the next Dell, and more.
Apple, Hardware, Technology
Spec-by-spec: How the new iPhones stack up to the competition
Apple’s iPhone event marked a slight shift in the company’s ongoing strategy for new releases. Instead of announcing a new
Security, Technology
FCC’s wishy-washy rulemaking might doom net neutrality in court
When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted the Open Internet Order in 2010—forbidding Internet Service Providers from blocking services or
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft retracts one September security bulletin before release
Microsoft was supposed to release 14 security bulletins on Tuesday 9/10/13(edited by NCCT) for various software products. However, the company
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows 8.1 review: The great compromise
Microsoft is poised to release Windows 8.1, a deep and crucial revamping of the Windows 8 ideal. The code is
Security, Software
Flash Player, Reader and Shockwave Player get critical security updates
Adobe released security updates for Flash Player, Adobe Reader and Shockwave Player on Tuesday to address critical vulnerabilities that could
Hardware, Software
Intel Centrino Wi-Fi users still experiencing connectivity issues
Earlier this year a number of users reported disconnection errors with Intel’s Centrino 6230 / 6235 Wi-Fi adapters. The chip
Technology
This Week in Tech 422: Nine Degrees of Whimsy
Microsoft/Nokia, Galaxy Gear, antisocial YouTube, NSA subversion, and more.
Technology
Verizon’s bid to kill network neutrality law goes to court Monday
In December 2010, the Federal Communications Commission adopted the Open Internet Order, enshrining the concept of “network neutrality”—that Internet Service