A Disaster In The Making: 95% Of ATMs Still Run Windows XP
As we've mentioned multiple times, now is really the time to upgrade from Windows XP if you haven't done so already. Even though Microsoft will…
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Rdio Caves To The Competition, Makes Web Streaming Free For All Users
Hardly two days have passed since Spotify began allowing unlimited access to its free streaming service, but another major competitor has already stepped up to…
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New Patent Shows How Amazon Plans To Kill Box Stores Once And For All
Amazon has already been doing massive amounts of damage to big box retailers and now it's working on a new system that could be its…
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Why Microsoft Might Actually Release An Android Phone
Nokia's "Normandy" Android handset has become something of a curiosity for many smartphone fans who see it as a "what-could-have-been" for Nokia if it had…
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Japan's Biggest Carrier Just Bailed On Samsung's Android Rival
Bad news for Samsung's somewhat anticipated Android rival: Japan's biggest carrier reportedly wants nothing to do with it. Recent rumors suggested that NTT DoCoMo would…
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Target Data Hack Only The Beginning Of Massive, Sophisticated Attack
The Target data breach may be just the tip of the iceberg in what seems to be a massive sophisticated attack on U.S. retailers that…
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Microsoft Employees Reportedly Call Windows 8 'The New Vista'
We've argued in the past that it wouldn't be fair to compare Windows 8 to Vista, in part because Vista was widely hated by many…
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Next-Generation HTC One Detailed Again In New Leak
The successor to the HTC One will reportedly feature a larger screen and twin sensors for the rear camera. Bloomberg's sources say the screen will…
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Guess Which Wireless Carrier Has The Biggest Bills In America
Consumers and businesses in America spend billions on wireless service each year. And it's no wonder — the average cost of cell phone service on…
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Obama Announces Big Changes To NSA Spying - But Is It Enough?
In an address to the nation on Friday, President Barack Obama called for major changes to the manner in which the National Security Agency monitors…
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The United States: We're No. 1... In Hosting Malware
Long before we knew the NSA was monitoring our every move, the constant threat of getting a virus was the primary concern for most Internet…
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The Boy Genius Report: Typo Keyboard For iPhone Makes For A Better BlackBerry
The world thought Typo was a joke when word of its arrival began circulating a couple of months back. And Ryan Seacrest was involved! This…
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12.9-Inch iPad Reportedly Won't Launch Before Late Q3
Apple is reportedly working on three iPad models for this year, Digitimes reports, with the company expected to ship 80 million to 90 million iOS tablets…
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The Wii U Is Officially A Disaster: Nintendo Slashes Sales Forecast By 70%
There's no longer any debating it: Nintendo's Wii U is an absolute disaster. People were shocked when we talked about what a tremendous failure the…
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Neiman Marcus Data Breach Went On For Much Longer Than Believed
The security breach at Neiman Marcus, which wasn't acknowledged officially until a few days ago, went on for much longer than initially believed, the New York…
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Microsoft To Finally Unveil Siri, Google Now Rival In April
Apple first unveiled Siri in the fall of 2011, Google took the wraps off Google Now in the summer of 2012 and now Microsoft is…
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Does The World Need A 15.6-Inch Tablet? Sharp Says Yes
Samsung has already announced a couple of 12.2-inch Android tablets at CES 2014 and Apple is rumored to be working on a 12.9-inch Pro iPad of its own,…
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Facebook Still Wants To Take Over Mobile With Standalone Apps
Even though it failed to take over home screens on Android with the Facebook Home experiment, Facebook is still very much interested in the mobile…
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T-Mobile: 80,000 People Have Posted Breakup Letters [Updated]
T-Mobile and its boisterous CEO John Legere love talking the talk, but they have also shown repeatedly in recent months that they can walk the…
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Starbucks Pledges To Change iOS App To Keep User Passwords Secure
Starbucks has been caught storing user names, passwords and even location data in clear text in its iOS payment app since mid-November, although it appears…
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Not Even Chinese Pirates Want Samsung's Galaxy Gear Smartwatch
The Galaxy Gear is so unpopular that when CNN visited the epicenter of Chinese counterfeit electronics, they could not find one Galaxy Gear knockoff. "[Counterfeiters]…
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How Much Am I Willing To Let Google Stalk Me?
As I've mentioned before I've long been a user and fan of many of Google's services. Android is my mobile operating system of choice, I…
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Google Brings One Of Android's Coolest Features To Your Desktop
Android has a lot of great native features and one of its best is Google Now, the voice-enabled personal assistant software that aims to give…
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Twitch: The Streaming Platform That's Knocking Off TV Stations
It has been yet another year of exponential growth for Twitch, the streaming platform dedicated to video games. Launching in June 2011, what started as…
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Spotify Frees Your Music, At Least On The Desktop
Spotify on Wednesday announced that its lifting all limitations from its free desktop version, allowing users in all countries where the service is available to…
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Google's New Augmented Reality Game Aims To Take Over Your Life
Google's Niantic Labs — the same labs that brought you the augmented reality game Ingress — has teamed up with publisher HarperCollins to create another location-based…
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New Startups May Be Bigger Losers In Net Neutrality Fight Than Netflix
We've already read today about the big net neutrality ruling's potential impact on Netflix but it turns out that there might be even bigger losers…
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