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Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs took to the stage at CES yesterday for his keynote in order to discuss the company’s two new processor core architectures, the Krait 300 and Krait 400. The chipmaker unveiled its newest products yesterday, announcing that Krait 300 …
Toshiba’s Self-Encrypting Drives Give Enterprise Users Peace of Mind
Toshiba has announced a line of high-security drives for enterprise that will help businesses to better manage sensitive information in cloud computing, data centers and client computing applications. The Japanese firm unveiled four new SATA and SAS drives packing the enhanced security …
CES 2013 Innovations: Smart Forks, Android-Powered Ovens and Throwaway Tech
The first few hours of CES 2013 have dazzled us with a deluge of delicious devices so far, with dozens of new Android tablets weird and wonderful Smart TVs stealing the show so far. But while the big guns have given us …
Verizon & Delphi Team Up With Car Connect Remote Tracking & Controls
Delphi and Verizon have teamed up to offer a new Car Connect device that delivers a host of control and information options to car owners, allowing them to control, monitor and track their vehicles by remote. Packed into a small, black box …
Lenovo Storms The Show With 8 New Devices at CES 2013
Apparently whoever said that interest in the CES was on the wane forgot to inform Lenovo – the Chinese manufacturer has just unleashed a deluge of new hardware to demonstrate that the world’s largest consumer electronics show has lost none of its …
Hackers Exploit Security Lapse to Impersonate Google+
Google, Microsoft and Mozilla have all rushed to update their web browsers after it emerged that cyberthieves were exploiting a security loophole that allowed them to impersonate the Google+ social network.
French ISP Free Says “Au Revoir” To Online Ads
There’s a bit of a storm brewing in France this morning after it was revealed that one of the country’s leading ISPs quietly released a firmware update this week, throwing in an ad-blocking option and apparently switching it “on” by default. Rude …
Fake Big Data: Deceiving Hackers With Tons of Crap
We’ve seen some interesting ideas to thwart cybercrime in our time – for example Kaspersky’s supposedly ‘unhackable’ operating system comes to mind – and most of them inevitably involve the use of super-complex algorithms, ciphers and other encryption methods. So given this …
Google’s Great Escape: FTC Rules It “Isn’t Biased”
For months there was speculation that the government would come down on Google like a ton of bricks over its alleged anti-competitive practices, but instead the search engine giant scored an impressive victory, with the FTC finding it not guilty of bias …
Should Twitter IPO or Sell? Who Would Buy?
Twitter is in the news again this year, and once again there’s been mounting speculation regarding the future of the social media company and the possibility that it may launch an IPO in the next year or two. The speculation comes following …