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Latest News - October 2015
- YiSpecter Malware Sneak Attacks Non-Jailbroken iPhones In China And Taiwan
- Avenger Protector Linux.Wifatch Virus Hacks Your Router, Fends Off Malware Strikes
- Spotify CEO Explains How Ticking Off Taylor Swift Was Big For Business, Still Wants Her Back
- Japan Display Wizards Squeeze 8K Into 17-inch LCD To Crack 510 PPI
- Sensitive User Data From Hacked Patreon Sponsorship Site Exposed Online
- These Motorola Devices Will Receive Sweet And Fluffy Android 6.0 Marshmallow Update Soon
- Google's 'Don't Be Evil' Becomes 'Do The Right Thing' As New ABC Subsidiary
- Microsoft Xbox One Cortana Integration Delayed Until 2016
- Intel Jetisons Havok 3D Physics Engine To Microsoft For Maximum Impact
- Major IBM Breakthrough Scales Carbon Nanotube Transistors Below 10nm
- Dell Inspiron 15 Touchscreen 4K 2-in-1 Laptop just $899, 35% off Lenovo Core i7 Desktop and More
- Some Apple iPhone 6s And 6s Plus Smartphones Mysteriously Powering Off Without Warning
- Google’s Nexus 5X Leaves Most Customers Hanging By Shipping With USB-C to USB-C Cable
- Stagefright 2.0 Android Exploit Could Put A Billion Devices At Risk
- AT&T Complains To FCC About ‘Illegal’ T-Mobile And Sprint Wi-Fi Calling
- Batman: Arkham Knight Digital And Retail Box Sales To Resume Later This Month
- Samsung May Swap Exynos Chip For Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 In U.S. Model Galaxy S7
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 8.0 Review: Multitasking On Android
- ASUS Joins Growing List Of Android OEMs Preinstalling ‘Innovative’ Microsoft Software
- Struggling AMD Cuts 500 Employees In Cost Saving Measure
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All News for October 2015
The researchers at Palo Alto Networks are working overtime thanks to plenty of new mobile exploits creeping up seemingly every day. Recently, the firm has been responsible for a couple of big stories revolving around Apple's iOS. Back in...
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When we usually think of traditional computer viruses, we think of software that is meant to harm machines, turn them into mindless drones that do the bidding of their new master, or exploit the rightful owner’s personal data. However...
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Taylor Swift once said of the streaming music scene, and Spotify in particular, that it feels like a "grand experiment," one in which she's not willing to contribute her life's work to because it doesn't fairly compensate the artists, song...
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By any metric, 8K is an incredible resolution. In fact, given that most HD content is still published in 1080p, the same could be said about 4K. With that, "incredible" in relation to 8K could mean different things to different people. 4K...
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Mere days after it was revealed that crowdfunding website Patreon had been breached, the entire collection of stolen digital goods has been posted online. Making this leak even more severe than typical ones is that not only is user account...
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Google’s Android 6.0 Marshmallow update will begin beaming down to Nexus devices starting this week, and soon after, we’ll see a mad dash by countless Android OEMs to provide the update to their most recently released devices. If previous...
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It's official: Google is now a subsidiary. Feels weird, doesn't it? The change happened yesterday as a new parent company, Alphabet, takes Google and other ventures under its wing. Google as a subsidiary means little to consumers, though...
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Since Windows 10's launch this past summer, millions upon millions of people have been able to take advantage of Microsoft's AI assistant Cortana. Admittedly, though, there are areas other than just a desktop or notebook where the usefulness of Cortana could prove a boon. Consoles, such as the...
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Havok, a middleware software suite best known for its 3D physics engine, is now a Microsoft property. Microsoft purchased the "leading provider of 3D physics" from chipmaker Intel for an undisclosed sum, the company announced in a blog...
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On the consumer side, we're accustomed to chip makers introducing increasingly smaller and faster processors, as has been the case over the past several decades. But like trying to fold a piece of paper in half over and over again, there...
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It’s almost time to closeout another week, but not before serving up the latest batch of HOT deals, direct from our friends at TechBargains. On tap for you all today, we have deals on a Skylake-based Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1, a Lenovo...
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Apple’s iPhone 6s and 6s Plus were two of the most highly anticipated smartphones to launch so far this year. The excitement surrounding Apple’s new “refresh cycle” flagships was so great that the company reported record first weekend...
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Google's brand new Nexus 5X smartphone looks to be a good contender for its given price point ($379), but there's a major stipulation you should be aware of if you have interest in picking one up. Despite the fact that the USB-C connector...
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Just a few months ago, security research firm Zimperium announced Stagefright, a worrisome Android vulnerability. Now, the company is taking the wraps off of another vulnerability, dubbed “Stagefright 2.0.”
Joshua J. Drake, the...
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AT&T is like the one kid at the pool who walks instead of running – and then tries to get everyone else in trouble with the lifeguard. But what else can you do when your competitors are offering Wi-Fi calling and you’re toeing the FCC’s...
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To say that WB Games release of Batman: Arkham Knight for the PC was a disaster would be putting it lightly. The game was released early in the summer and was riddled with bugs, performance issues and gameplay maladies that made angered...
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You don't need us to tell you that not all smartphones aren't created equal, but did you know that's even sometimes true of the same model shipping to different markets? Samsung has been known to use multiple chipsets in the same model...
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If you want to sell a tablet to the masses -- an increasingly difficult thing to do with tablet shipments now on the decline, according to International Data Corporation -- the go-to strategy is to pitch a vibrant display and boast about its thin and light design. Everything else is secondary...
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Tech buddies Microsoft and ASUS have been getting along famously so far, so the two have decided to take their friendship to the next level by expanding upon an earlier patent license agreement. The expanded agreement broadens the...
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To anyone following the processor wars and PC landscape as a whole, it probably won't come as much surprise that Advanced Micro Devices, a chip designer headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, is reportedly planning to slash its workforce by around 5 percent. That works out to about 500...
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We spent some time with LG today at the official unveiling of the company’s brand new V10 smartphone and new LTE-equipped Urbane smartwatch. Although the event was supposed to mark the premiere of both of these new devices, news actually...
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere is ticked off and with good reason. Experian, which just so happens to process credit applications for T-Mobile, reported today that it was hit with a massive database breach. Experian describes the incident as an...
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