New Firefox features will eventually be limited to secure websites only
Mozilla is planning to gradually favor HTTPS (HTTP Secure) connections over non-secure HTTP connections by making some new features on […]
Security, Software
Technology
Foundation 43 // Leo Laporte
In this episode of Foundation, I sit down with a long-time mentor and friend, Leo Laporte. Leo was the star
Apple, Security, Software
Researcher claims that attackers can easily bypass current OSX security tools
Most Mac users feel as though they are impenetrable to viruses and malicious software, but according to one researcher that
Technology
Nokia will not be re-entering the smartphone market
Last week, a rumor appeared that suggested Nokia was working to re-enter the smartphone market as early as next year,
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Expectations and the questions we hope Microsoft answers at Build 2015
On Wednesday of this week, Microsoft will kick off its Build conference with a keynote featuring the top execs from
Microsoft, Software, Windows
Windows 10 Build 10061: A Quick Review
The latest test build finally fixing the glaring flaw in superfluous backups, freeing up 25+ GB; Recycling Bin also gets
Security, Software, Technology
Just-released WordPress 0day makes it easy to hijack millions of websites [Updated]
Our blog was not affected…NCCT Update: About two hours after this post went live, WordPress released a critical security update
Hardware, Technology
This Week in Computer Hardware 312: Fi On Your Compute Stick
Hosts: Patrick Norton and Allyn Malventano PCIe SSD Roundup, Samsung Magician & 840 Evo, Google Fi, ASUS Eeebook X2085TA
Technology
This Week in Tech 507: Your Watch is Ringing
Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jason Hiner, Iain Thomson, Jonathan Miller, and Christina Warren Hands on the Apple Watch, Tesla battery, tractor
Technology
ESPN sues Verizon over Custom TV, but skinny bundles seem here to stay
Verizon’s attempt to offer smaller, cheaper television bundles could be short-lived if Disney’s ESPN has its way. The sports broadcasting