Samsung's first Tizen phone is finally here: The $92 Z1

Follow:   01.14.2015  View in a Browser Samsung's first Tizen phone is finally here: The $92 Z1 01.14.2015 5:47 AM The Z1, besides focusing on entertainment, addresses a growing concern about personal security in India Google's Lego-like Project Ara smartphone to get a hardware store 01.13.2015 1:45 PM The Ara Module Marketplace store will sell hardware modules that can be snapped on to the Project Ara smartphone. -ADVERTISEMENT-   PCWorld Superguides Check our Guides packed with practical how-tos, in-depth features, tips and tricks, and more! Laptops on PCWorld Our award-winning editors keep you up to date   Windows 10 phones may be coming with Windows 10 PCs 01.13.2015 1:42 PM The posting of a Windows 10 test platform for phones has reignited speculation that Microsoft's next OS will embrace all platforms. IBM's new mainframe will eat mobile apps for lunch 01.13.2015 3:55 PM Big Blue claims the system can crunch 2.3 billion transactions per day Microsoft focuses solely on Windows on Patch Tuesday 01.13.2015 2:22 PM For the first time in recent history, Microsoft has issued no security bug fixes for Internet Explorer. Corel software vulnerabilities let attackers execute malicious code on your PC 01.13.2015 2:19 PM Malicious DLLs will be executed if stored in the same directory as media files opened with the affected programs, researchers said. The best PCs of 2015 will be superlight, pen-friendly and Broadwell-based 01.14.2015 3:00 AM The Consumer Electronics Show is great for one thing: spotting PC trends. We think these three will hold through the year. The Lumia 435 is Microsoft's cheapest Windows Phone yet 01.14.2015 5:52 AM Buyers of the new smartphone will get Office apps and 30GB of online storage. Verizon service could turn millions more vehicles into connected cars 01.13.2015 1:10 PM Verizon Vehicle can be added to virtually any car made since 1996 PC-exclusive Shadowrun sequel shatters Kickstarter goal in mere hours 01.14.2015 6:59 AM The game's called Shadowrun: Hong Kong, and it's coming this summer. Details inside. Intel, Google, Apple try again to settle employee antitrust lawsuit 01.13.2015 8:45 PM A previous settlement was rejected last year by the court as being too low Adobe patches remote code execution and keylogging flaws in Flash Player 01.14.2015 6:36 AM Some of the vulnerabilities allow attackers to take full control of users' systems       You are subscribed to this newsletter as: messi1927@gmail.com More PCWorld Newsletters / Manage Subscriptions / Unsubscribe IDG Consumer & SMB Privacy Policy © 2015 IDGCSMB, 501 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA 94107