The Wikimedia Foundation's newest venture, the Wikivoyage travel site, is emerging from beta for general use this month, despite pending litigation over ownership of the content.
Recurring security flaws result in a succession of threats and patches, and it may be too late to fix the existing code, a security expert suggests. Oracle has lost control of code for programming language and should simply rewrite it from scratch, he says.
Internet users should consider disabling Java in their browsers because of an exploit that can allow remote attackers to execute code on a vulnerable system, the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) recommended late Thursday.
Vanguard is an immense MMORPG that has languished for years due to a poor launch. Shifting to free-to-play has brought in a population surge, and it is well worth checking out.
Shipping later this spring, the standalone GPS unit will pull data from Yelp and Foursqure to give you relevant location-based information. And it's part of a cloud-based approach that integrates your mobile device.
The Magnetyze wireless conductive charging system for smartphones offers an alternative to inductive charging devices, although it supports a limited selection of gadgets initially.
Apparently Facebook is playing around with a feature it introduced last month when it began allowing people to send emails to persons theyre not friends with for a fee.
The creator of the petition is also requesting the US government to immediately release those jailed for DDoS attacks and have these crimes removed from their records.
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