3 SciFi Technologies That Are About to Get Amazingly Real
Lisa Su, the talented new CEO for AMD, last week gave a pitch on the future to get people excited about where AMD is going. Based on the st...
Gadget Ogling: Virtual Sensations, Radio-Wave Charges and a Bitcoin Keeper
We're edging ever closer toward a virtual reality boom, with Oculus finally promising its Rift headset will arrive in 2016. Yet what if...
Cyanogen Taps Truecaller in Effort to Build a Better Mobile OS
Cyanogen, best known for its FOSS Android-based OS, CyanogenMod, soon will provide caller ID screening and spam blocking directly from the ...
The Last Apple Watch Review You'll Ever Need to Read
If you're thinking about getting an Apple Watch and have been on the fence, this review is for you. Why? The Apple Watch, it turns out,...
Voyager-X Will Take You on a New Xfce Journey
Voyager-X 10.14.4, released in March, is based on Xubuntu/Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. This new Voyager-X is one of the first distros to use the new X...
Splatoon: Nintendo Hits You With Its Best Shot
Nintendo has invited players to paint the town red -- and green and blue and a palette of other colors -- in Global Testfire events over th...
Xiaomi's Mi 4i Spreads in Asia
Chinese wunderkind smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi is taking its flagship Mi 4i smartphone to Hong Kong and Singapore, with availability sla...
Twitter's Timid Anti-Trolling Tweaks
Twitter recently amended its rules in yet another attempt to crack down on the abuses perpetuated by online trolls, but the changes may do ...
Oculus VR Promises a Rift for All in 2016
An exact date hasn't been set, but Facebook's Oculus VR on Wednesday announced that the highly anticipated consumer version of its ...
EM Drive Stirs Blood of Hopeful Space Explorers
It may not be warp drive, but electro-magnetic drive, aka "EM drive," is perhaps even more exciting, because it has a better chan...
'Night Terrors' Could Turn Your Home Into a Hellscape
Gamers could get the chance to count themselves among the things that go bump in the night, if Novum Analytics' Night Terrors , an augm...
Mumblehard Malware Mugs Linux Servers
A family of Linux malware targeting Linux and BSD servers has been lurking around for five years, Eset has reported. Dubbed "Linux/Mum...
Report: Top Endpoint Security Packages Perfectly Foil Drive-By Attacks
Drive-by attacks on the Internet are a particularly pernicious form of online threat, especially for individual Web surfers. On the corpora...
Facebook Responds to Critics by Unlocking Internet.org
Facebook on Monday announced that it will expand Internet.org to ensure that it doesn't conflict with the principles of a free and open...
FOSSers Puzzle Over Significance of Open Source .Net Core
Microsoft last week released a preview of the next version of its .Net Core runtime distribution, fulfilling last fall's pledge to open...
Adobe Adds Dazzle to Lightroom
Adobe's recently launched new version of Lightroom for its Creative Cloud Photography platform improves performance of the photo manage...
Holy Crap: Microsoft Is Building Tomorrowland!
One of the movies I'm really looking forward to this month is Disney's Tomorrowland . My first real job was at Disneyland, and I wa...
Gadget Ogling: Wine in a Dash, Connected Bicycles, and a Wearable for Behinds
I'll admit I'm not the planet's most refined wine connoisseur, but I do enjoy a glass or two of red with my dinner. Right now, ...
Elon Musk Unveils Tesla's World-Changing Powerwall
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk on Thursday announced the company's plan to develop residential and business battery systems, including the ...
Steer Clear of iOS 8's Infinite Loop
A flaw in iOS 8 allows hackers essentially to crash apps that perform SSL communications whenever they like. Skycure reported the bug at th...
