Since Apple announced the iPhone 5 over 7 months ago, Android had made two big leaps forward. One came from Google and the other from a third party app.
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After six malicious takeovers of his Skype account, a frustrated security researcher has posted his attempts to get Skype's help. Here's how to protect yourself.
Ready to start programming for Google Glass? The tools are out there. While only a handful of Google Glasses are out, Google quietly released its Android-based core kernel code.
A test of the newly-released Ubuntu 13.04 release across four systems shows it's a solid release. But if you've previously been a fan of Ubuntu or feared it, this isn't the release to make you think otherwise.
If all you ever read is the tech press, you probably think Microsoft is doomed, and you probably can't understand why Apple's stock has plunged over the last six months. Maybe it's because the press is only seeing a tiny slice of the pie.
An error with money printing press paper feeds in 2010 cost the government millions of dollars and delayed the debut of $100 bills that contain many innovative, new security features.
The second generation of this dockable smartphone/tablet combo has a lot to recommend it, although we'd prefer a better tablet screen, a storage expansion slot (or two) and a standard Micro-USB connector.
Cloud-hosted intranets are changing the way distributed teams approach their work and interactions. Near real-time communication features and file sharing are two of the most widely associated used features, according to usage trends information collected by one player, Bitrix24.
Smaller businesses can protect themselves within their means against key security concerns such as BYOD, lack of employee awareness, and business availability.
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