|
News Feeds |
|
PCMag.com Breaking News
|
Breaking technology news and in-depth analysis from PCMag.com
|
|
-
Which Crashes More? Apple Apps or Android Apps?
A new study points to Apple as the larger source of app crashes than Android, but just how accurate is the data?
-
Timeline: Eight Years of Facebook Features, Feats, and Flops
Happy birthday, Facebook! We're celebrating with a look back at some of Facebook's more eye-opening moments over the past eight years.
-
How to Watch the Super Bowl Online
Check out some of your viewing options, as well as some of PCMag's Super Bowl coverage.
-
Apple Amends iBooks Author EULA, Doesn't Claim to Own Content
The outcry over Apple's iBooks Author user agreement prompts the legal eagles in Cupertino to clarify that users of the software own what they create with it.
-
Micron CEO Steve Appleton Dies in Stunt Plane Crash
The long-time chairman and chief executive of the flash memory maker was 51, leaves behind a wife, children, and a shocked semiconductor community.
-
Report: Smartphone Shipments Overtake PCs in 2011
It's a major milestone for the mobile era as smartphones top client PCs for the first time ever, according to research firm Canalys.
-
U.S. Government's Secure Android Phones Expected This Year
Some U.S. government workers, including members of the military, are expected to receive special smartphones this year that are cleared to send and receive classified documents.
-
AMD Lays Out Product Roadmap Through 2013
Advanced Micro Devices plans to release new core architectures at a faster pace and is doubling down on its heterogeneous computing strategy with lots of new APUs.
-
Facebook: More Addictive Than Tobacco and Alcohol?
A new study claims that social media is often harder to resist than controlled substances.
-
Refurbished Motorola Xoom Tablets Sold With Data From Previous Owners
Motorola announced Friday that approximately 100 refurbished Xoom tablets sold by deals site Woot still contained data from their previous owners.
-
Dropbox Offers Beta Testers Extra 4.5GB of Free Storage
Dropbox, the popular online file-synchronization service, is offering up to 4.5GB of additional free storage for those who agree to test out a new automatic photo and video uploading feature, the company said in a forum post Thursday.
-
Anonymous Leaks FBI, Scotland Yard Call About Hackers
Hacker collective Anonymous this week leaked a phone call between the FBI and U.K. law enforcement where officials are heard discussing the cases of Anonymous members who have been arrested for various hacks.
-
Low-Self Esteem? Steer Clear of Facebook
According to a new study, set to be published in the journal Psychological Science, those with low self-esteem often bombard friends with negative messages about their lives, making themselves less likeable.
-
Report: iTunes Match Censoring Explicit Songs
According to a report, iTunes Match is inadvertently replacing explicit songs with the censored versions.
-
Average Facebook Users Get More Than They Give
A new Pew report said the typical Facebooker puts less into the site than they receive back when it comes to comments, likes, photo tags, and more.
-
Huffington Post to Launch Streaming Video Network
News Web site The Huffington Post, which was acquired by AOL one year ago, announced on Thursday that it plans to launch an online streaming video network.
-
Windows Phone 8: Great, But Still Too Late?
Windows Phone 8 sounds terrific. But it could still arrive too late for Microsoft to better its fortunes in the mobile market.
-
Tucows Launches Contract-Free Mobile Provider Ting
Tucows today launched Ting, a new contract-free mobile service provider that uses Sprint's physical network.
-
Controversial Tablet Ad Features 'Angelic' Steve Jobs Impersonator
A Taiwanese company has released a commercial in which a Steve Jobs impersonator clad in angel wings promotes an Android tablet.
-
EU Wants Google to Delay Privacy Change Rollout
European regulators have stepped into the controversy surrounding Google's upcoming privacy changes, asking the search giant to "pause" its update until the EU can conduct an investigation.
|
|
