Just as we saw yesterday, there’s quite a lot happening in the Mobile World Congress this week. But Apple is in the news for more than just its phone (which has its own bit of news); they’re also in the news for a big no-no when it comes to app purchases. In response to a lawsuit over ...

  As many viewers may be aware, every year the big names in the smartphone and tablet industries make their annual pilgrimage to Spain, home of the Sagrada Familia, world-class soccer, and most importantly, the Mobile World Congress. There’s a lot that’s already happened this week, and it’s got quite a few of us (especially those of ...

  Having been a man of the desktop my entire life, this brave new world of the laptop, notebook, ultrabook, and now Chromebook is the stuff of mythos and legend,  Where design is more important than function, and portability is more important than power. It makes me feel like an old man telling stories of ...

  For those of us whom are avid PC gamers, the latest spec release of the PS4 may not seem like something of major significance, but there is far more to Sony’s unveiling of last night’s news than may first meet the eye. While most people who showed up to last night’s “teaser event” to ...

  There’s a theory I have about Windows releases: Every lame-duck version is followed by a fantastic release that expands on the ideas of the previous.  For example, you have Windows Millennium Edition *gag* followed up by the wildly popular Windows XP.  The pathetic release Windows Vista *gag* was followed up by the exquisite Windows 7. ...

  It’s an exciting week in consumer electronics, with plenty of rumors, details and announcements coming forward this week. First and foremost, Google glasses are back and asking for “bold, creative individuals” to “be a part of shaping the future of Glass.”  As long as you’re 18 and live in the United States, all you ...

  As if there weren’t enough set-top boxes on the market already, it appears as if Intel has decided to take a shot at this already saturated (and generally unsuccessful) market. Intel, as you may know, earns its bread and butter almost entirely from the research, design, and production of some of the finest processors ...

  In a move that harkens back to the days of the enigma machine, German researchers near the Bavarian city of Nurmeberg have made another revelation in the world of cryptography, this time cracking the so-called secure device you (likely) carry in your pocket.  The results of the study are still yet to be published, ...

  As you may recall, we at SiliconANGLE have been following the iOS 6.1 update problem since the news broke, and now it appears that there may be yet another bug in the already issue-ridden update. “This vulnerability…allows you to bypass the code locks,” commented John Casaretto on this morning’s edition of NewsDesk with Kristin Feledy, “pretty much ...

  As we discussed just yesterday, the President of the United States brought up cybersecurity in his latest State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Particularly, President Obama addressed an executive order over improving critical infrastructure cybersecurity. In the order, Obama called for the congress to begin enacting legislation regarding cybersecurity, and it appears ...