Plextor M6e PCIe solid state drive available in 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities starting April 7
Plextor on Thursday announced the worldwide availability of the M6e PCI Express solid state drive. Billed as the first SSD […]
Hardware, Technology
Security, Technology
Security Now 450: How the Heartbleeds
The end of updates for Windows XP, AnyDVD, the Heart Bleed Bug, and more.
Security, Technology
Researchers find thousands of potential targets for Heartbleed OpenSSL bug
A team of security researchers at the University of Michigan has used an open source network scanner called ZMap to
Software, Technology
Unreal Engine 4.1 update includes support for Linux and SteamOS
Epic Games’ Unreal Engine 4.1 update is coming later this month with a healthy helping of new features and bug
Hardware, Technology
Google’s upcoming Android TV spied in leaked images
Google is planning to take another stab at the living room – that much we know. This time around, the
Hardware, Technology
Haswell saves another Ultrabook: the 2014 Toshiba Kirabook reviewed
Enlarge / Toshiba’s Kirabook is back, this time with a Haswell CPU. Andrew Cunningham Intel’s Haswell CPUs have been good to Ultrabook makers.
Microsoft, Security, Windows
Microsoft to start blocking annoying adware by default
Microsoft has toughened its criteria for classifying programs as adware and gave developers three months to conform with the new
Hardware, Microsoft, Software, Windows
5 key things Windows XP users need to know before buying a new PC
On Tuesday, April 8, Microsoft will bid adieu to Windows XP, delivering the final security updates for the twelve year-old
Technology
This Week in Tech 452: Kevin Rose: Parasite!
Fire TV, ersatz anarchists, Cortana, EU net neutrality, wearable wane, and more.
Microsoft, Windows
Windows XP survival guide: How to upgrade (or not)
It’s coming: XPocalypse—the end of Microsoft’s support of Windows XP on April 8. Anyone who still has a PC with