As PC sales stall, Samsung exec has harsh words for Windows 8
As PC sales stall, Samsung exec has harsh words for Windows 8 With Windows 8 doing little to spark laptop […]
Hardware, Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Security, Software, Technology
Trend Micro claims 1 in 10 Android apps are malware
Trend Micro has been very vocal about the state of Android malware in the past, claiming that there will be
Hardware, Software, Technology
Review: Chromebook Pixel is too expensive (and too good) for Chrome OS
Just one month ago, the Chromebook Pixel was little more than a poorly sourced rumor. (And personally, while I didn’t
Hardware, Technology
Seagate unveils new SSHD series for laptops and desktops, combines speed with space
Seagate is moving ahead with its plan to offer high-speed, high-capacity hybrid drives as an alternative to more expensive pure
Security, Software
Adobe Reader and Flash exploits found at Pwn2Own
On Thursday, we reported that security firms had found zero day exploits in three web browsers as part of the
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Microsoft to address four critical flaws on Patch Tuesday
Patch Tuesday is once again upon us as Microsoft is preparing to push out a bundle of security fixes on
Linux, Software
Ubuntu dumps X window system, creates replacement for PC and mobile
The X window system has served numerous Linux- and Unix-based operating systems well over its nearly three decades of life.
Security, Software
Five new flaws found in the latest version of Java
Five new flaws found in the latest version of Java A week after disclosing two Java vulnerabilities, a Polish security
Security, Software
Cybercriminals using digitally signed Java exploits to trick users
Security researchers warn that cybercriminals have started using Java exploits signed with digital certificates to trick users into allowing the
Technology
This Week in Tech 395: It's Not Blue, It's Bluish
People and processes, augmented life, smart connectors, app leaks, pizza portal, and more.