AT&T sues former employees for allegedly unlocking “hundreds of thousands” contract-bound phones
AT&T is suing three of its former employees that it accuses of helping to unlock hundreds of thousands of cell […]
Technology
Software, Technology
Firefox’s VoIP service, Firefox Hello, adds instant-messaging
If you suffered through the Skype outage earlier this week, Mozilla would like you to know that you have another
Hardware, Technology
This Week in Computer Hardware 333: A Good 300
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout Multi-User MiMo WiFi, New Amazon Fire TV and $50 Tablet, new liquid-cooled GPUs, new power
Technology
This Week in Tech 528: The Artisanal Mic Stand
Hosted by Leo Laporte Guests: Erin Griffith, Owen JJ Stone, Larry Magid Ad-blocking backlash, Ahmed’s clock, iOS 9, empathy button,
Hardware, Security, Software
Report: New hack lets an attacker bypass password-locked Android home screens
If no one has been able to convince you to take your device’s security seriously, perhaps this hack will do
Technology
This Week in Tech 527: Synergy Is for Sheep
Host: Leo Laporte iPhone 6s, Surface vs. iPad Pro, touch-first computing, emojis vs. stickers, and more. Guests: Ed Bott,
Security, Software, Technology
The first monthly Android security updates start rolling out for Nexus devices
Google has delivered on its promise to release monthly security updates today, with the first of said updates now rolling
Hardware, Technology
This Week in Computer Hardware 332: Apple Day and The Radeon R9 Nano review
Hosts: Patrick Norton, Ryan Shrout Apple day… iPhone 6s, new Apple TV, and did you expect the new Pencil? AMD’s
Hardware, Technology
Intel launches new graphics drivers with OpenGL 4.4 support
Intel graphics driver releases tend to be a lot less exciting than their Nvidia and AMD counterparts, but they’re just
Microsoft, Windows
Didn’t ask for Windows 10? Your PC may have downloaded it anyway
Whether you want Windows 10 or not, Microsoft says it may download the files to your PC regardless. In a