Blu-ray looks ahead to 4K
LAS VEGAS—Seven years after the Blu-ray Disc Association announced at CES that it had completed the technical specification for the […]
Hardware, Technology
Microsoft, Software
Microsoft Messenger Service not going anywhere just yet
Earlier this week came widespread reports that Microsoft would be retiring its widely used Messenger service on March 15th, forcing
Apple, Microsoft, Software
The BIG browser benchmark (January 2013 edition)
It has only been a couple of months since the last Big Browser Benchmark but there has been enough changes
Apple, Microsoft, Security, Software, Technology, Windows
Oracle releases Java fix, but security concerns remain
Oracle released Java 7 update 11 (Java 7u11) on Sunday following a warning from the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team
Software
Google revs up Chrome, crushes bugs
Google on Thursday upgraded Chrome, improving the browser’s start-up performance and patching two dozen security vulnerabilities. Chrome 24 contained few
Hardware, Technology
DailyTech – Micron Announces True 20 nm SSD Trio, Late 2013 DDR4 Launch
America’s last remaining DRAM maker looks to jump on the latest technologies like NGFF/M.2 and DDR4 Micron Technologies Inc. (MU)
Hardware, Microsoft, Technology, Windows
Samsung gets cold feet, won't launch Windows RT device in the USA
Samsung has blamed weak demand and confusion surrounding Windows RT as reasons to why they won’t be launching their Windows
Hardware, Technology
Be productive: The Ultimate Smartphone Guide, part V
Today’s desktops and laptops have become fast enough that we’ve stopped seeing huge performance increases from generation to generation. This
Hardware, Technology
Intel at CES: More performance, less power, and x86 everywhere
Intel didn’t have a lot of new information to hand out to the press seated at its CES event on