Computer users are always at risk from malicious sources. The fact that most of these malicious sources are intelligent and therefore find innovative ways to exploit hardware and software is […]
» Read moreFirst it was the AT&T debacle with the iPad and now it’s Safari; Apple can’t seem to catch a break (and we’re not even going to bring up the iPhone […]
» Read morePeople who are looking to purchase computers are clueless about which bit system to go for, especially because they don’t understand what 32 and 64 bit operating systems really are […]
» Read moreThe Bluetooth Special Interest Group happily announced the approval of the Bluetooth 4.0. The new technology will be seen in different devices including laptops and smart meters this year.Those chips […]
» Read moreiPhone Update Is OutApple finally did something positive on Thursday by releasing an update for the iPhone 4G. The operating system of the phone was given an overhaul and released […]
» Read moreSince it was introduced, Adobe Flash has brought a different dimension to web browsing. It hasn’t been the best companion for dial-up connections, but for the rest of the world […]
» Read moreSoon Chrome will know if you are standing up, sitting down or running around. Orientation is just one of the new things that will be included in future versions of […]
» Read moreOctober 22, 2010 is the day that the OEM’s will have to stop shipping Windows XP on new Netbooks. Everyone knew that this day would come and last year many […]
» Read moreThis week Google made an announcement that has several implications. The announcement in question is of course, the famous dumping of Microsoft Windows as an operating system within the company. […]
» Read moreMore than two weeks have passed since Judge Kimba Wood’s ruling against the Lime Group. The RIAA is happy with the decision, as it means that Lime Wire may finally […]
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