Here's how the FBI plans to crack terrorist's iPhone
An outside contractor with established ties to the FBI has most likely shown investigators how to circumvent the iPhone’s security…
Apple moves to bring iCloud infrastructure in-house predicated by backdoor fears – report
Apple’s multi-year effort to develop its own servers and networking hardware has reportedly been driven in large part by security…
Uber dares hackers to find flaws, offers up to $10K bounty
On-demand car service Uber is offering from $3,000 to $10,000 to hackers who can find flaws in its computer and…
AI-Powered Apps That’ll School You in the Ways of Chess and Go
Go players, don’t be afraid of AI just because it’s better than you—embrace it. You can improve your skills. And…
5 best Scrabble games for Android
Scrabble is a classic board game that millions of people around the world enjoy playing. You get letter tiles, use…
Apple Music Partners With Vice to Launch Six-Episode Documentary Series 'The Score'
Apple Music has partnered with cultural news network Vice to bring a new docu-series, “The Score,” to the streaming music…
Stop renting: 31% off Arris SURFboard Cable Modem – Deal Alert
If your ISP or cable provider supplied you with a cable modem, you’re probably renting it from them and paying…
Quantum networkers, watch out: Twisting light slows it down
Slowing down the speed of light may sound exciting if you’re a sci-fi author, but if you’re an optical engineer,…
DroidID lets you unlock your computer with your phone’s fingerprint sensor (Updated)
Update: It looks like the developer already pushed out a new update. You can now dismiss the persistent notification, and…
FBI reportedly to use Cellebrite to crack encrypted San Bernardino iPhone
Who is helping the FBI crack the San Bernardino shooter’s phone? It’s Israel’s Cellebrite, according to Reuters, which cited a…