 Lockdown Facebook Photo Albums: Hands-on with McAfee Social Protection App McAfee's newest social protection app lets you create protected Facebook albums. Share:   |
 Grooveshark is Back on Android After 16 Month Hiatus The music app Grooveshark is available again for Android devices 16 months after it was removed by Google from its application market. Share: |
Windows 8: Hate It Already? Why Waiting for Windows 9 Won't Help We take a speculative look at the future of Microsoft's operating system. Share: |
SkyDrive for Android: A Hands-On Tour SkyDrive is designed to work best with devices running Ice Cream Sandwich, but the app will work with any device running Android 2.3, Gingerbread, or higher. Share: |
Sony to Launch 4K TV that Improves on High-Definition The 4K format is already in use in the movie industry and many 4K projectors can be found at movie theaters. Share: |
T-Mobile May Miss Out on New iPhone A leaked employee memo includes a notice about 'Selling Against the iPhone.' Share: |
FAA to Reconsider In-Flight Rules for Electronic Devices The Federal Aviation Administration acknowledges that consumers want to use their iPads, Kindles, smartphones and other electronic devices. Share: |
Mobile Payment System Isis Looks Set for September Debut The Isis service for paying for goods and services via smartphone initially will be available in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Austin, Texas. Share: |
Samsung Smartphone Users Flood Resale Market with Devices Resale site Gazelle says it has seen a 50 percent spike in sales of Samsung phones from its customers. Share: |
TechHive: What's New in Firefox 15 for Desktops and Android Between the memory improvements in desktop Firefox and the overhauled Android app, Mozilla seems to be getting its groove back. Share: |
Six Ways to Protect Against the New Actively Exploited Java Vulnerability Security researchers have proposed several methods for users to protect their computers from ongoing attacks that target a new and yet-to-be-patched... Share: |
Civil Rights Groups Warn Secret Copyright Treaty Might Add Liability Risks for ISPs Civil rights groups have published a letter opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement because a leaked draft version of the treaty indicates that it... Share: |
Sony Introduces New Xperia Phones, Tablet Sony is expanding is Xperia smartphone range with three new models, including one that features a new NFC (near field communication) system. The company also... Share: |
Unpatched Java Vulnerability Exploited in Blackhole-based Attacks Attacks targeting an unpatched vulnerability in the latest versions of Java 7 have become widespread after an exploit for the new flaw was integrated into the... Share: |
Google Adds Enterprise Social Networking Features to Google+ Google has started publicly testing an initial set of enterprise features for Google+, adding a key collaboration component. Share: |
Apple-Samsung Case Far From Over, but Won't Delay Next IPhone, Analysts Say The legal battle between Apple and Samsung Electronics may continue for another year or more despite a jury verdict on Friday that appeared to hand the iPhone... Share: |
AMD Trying to Bridge the Gap Between X86 and ARM Advanced Micro Devices is taking steps to bridge the gap between x86 and ARM processors, and hopes to build a foundation from which programs will operate on... Share: |
Megaupload Wins Fight in New Zealand Court to Pay Its Bills New Zealand's High Court ruled on Wednesday that Megaupload can take out a NZ$6 million (US4.8 million) loan to pay its legal bills and rent for founder Kim... Share: |
China's Baidu Fends off New Rival in Search Market Turf War Baidu's dominance in China has been the target of a new search engine in the nation that has led to a turf war between it and local firm Qihoo 360, with search... Share: |
German Cabinet Backs Law That Could Allow News Publishers to Sue Google The German cabinet gave its backing Wednesday to a draft law extending copyright protection to snippets of news articles republished by search engines, although... Share: |
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