Old Windows malware may have infected 132 Android apps
More than 130 Android apps on the Google Play store have been found to contain malicious coding, possibly because the…
Microsoft relaxes some Windows 10 update and upgrade rules
Microsoft today announced that it would offer customers more options for installing — and delaying — monthly security updates and…
U.S. surveillance law may see no new protections for foreign targets
Any reform of a controversial U.S. law allowing the National Security Agency to spy on people overseas will likely focus on…
Twitter goes on the offense against online trolls
Twitter is taking the offensive in its ongoing battle online trolls and keep users from being abused. “We’re continuing our…
Windows 7 share decline stalls, hinting at tough transition to 10
Windows 7’s decline in user share, driven for a year by desertions to Windows 10, has stalled for the last…
Microsoft's budget Windows VR headsets roll out to developers soon
A lucky few developers will be able to get their hands on a low-cost Windows virtual reality headset starting this…
Mingis on Tech: The skinny on self-driving cars, wireless iPhone charging and Wi-Fi lights
Here’s a riddle: It’s 2022 and you’re in your new self-driving car, tooling down the highway, hands off the wheel.…
Azure Stack's third technical preview arrives
Azure Stack, Microsoft’s hybrid cloud system, is getting close to release. On Wednesday, the tech giant unveiled the third major…
50% off Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition For Xbox One – Deal Alert
The Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition has everything fans need to live out their Star Wars battle fantasies, including Star…
Robots are just as plagued by security vulnerabilities as IoT devices
An analysis of robots used in homes, businesses and industrial installations has revealed many of the same basic weaknesses that…