Microsoft Increases Security of Outlook Hotmail Connector
Microsoft has recently boosted the security of a certain tool that allows Outlook users to send and receive messages via Microsoft's web-based Hotmail service....
Insane Demand Causes Google to Shut Down Invite Process for Google+
Just a single day after Google unveiled Google+, the company's brand new social networking service, Google decided it would be a good idea to...
Japan Creates World’s Fastest Supercomputer
When it comes to the most powerful supercomputers in the world, I don't think it is to anybody's great surprise that the most powerful...
Facebook Creating an App for the iPad: 2024 guide
Facebook is planning on releasing an app for the iPad in the next couple of weeks that is said to feature a "slick design"...
Samsung’s New 30nm DDR3 DRAM
Samsung has just recently introduced 30-nanometer-class1 DDR3 synchronous dynamic random access memory (DRAM) modules designed for upgrading your PC. This new generation of faster,...
Internet Access Shut Down In Most of Syria
According to Renesys, a service that focuses on monitoring Internet connectivity, due to the civil unrest that is going on in Syria, most...
Malware on the Rise
Malware is the thing to look out for these days. McAfee claims that they tracked more than six million different unique malware samples...
Fake MacDefender Malware Originating from Russian Payment Processor
For about a month there has been a fake MacDefender malware that has been circulating and plaguing Apple computer owners. No one seemed...
Dell Computers Are a Green Choice
In today’s society, many are encouraged to ‘go green’ and help save our planet’s resources. These days our society is focusing on reusing,...
Lockheed-Martin Purchases D-Wave’s First Quantum Computer
D-Wave out of Canada has just sold the first of its commercial quantum computers and they sold it to Lockheed-Martin. However, it wasn't as...
PayPal’s Peter Thiel Pays Students to Skip College
Senior year is stressful for a lot of students. Most are concentrated on getting good grades and academic honors so they can get into...
Cutting Costs Sees an Increase in Profits for Dell
Good news recently came out of Dell as the computer company reported that its net income for the last quarter nearly tripled as Dell...
Pirated Software Value is On the Rise
The Business Software Alliance (BSA) stated in their annual report that the revenue from software piracy in 2010 has reached record highs. The...
PQI Debuts World’s Smallest USB 3.0 Flash Drive
I love USB flash drives. I think these little suckers are one of the best things to hit computers since sliced bread. I used...
Scientists Try to Make a Schizophrenic Computer
So, in my time as a blogger I have written about some pretty interesting things. I have also written about some pretty strange things...
Bing’s Shopping Section Gets a Revamp from Microsoft
The next couple of weeks are going to be pretty busy for most, what with Mother's Day, summer vacation and school graduations all on...
Top Desktops Available
Desktop computers have come a very long way over the years. They used to be big, boring boxes that took up tons of...
Microsoft’s Office 365 Goes Open Beta
Microsoft has finally opened the door to its cloud-based Office 365 and is now offering the service as a public beta for anybody and...
2011 Sees a Slip in Worldwide PC Shipments
Bad news for the computer industry has just recently been released. Thanks to weak demand for consumer PCs, growth for worldwide PC shipments showed...
Steve Wozniak Says the iPad is for Normal People
Here's something interesting for you. While speaking at an event in Santa Clara, California, co-founder of Apple Steve Wozniak stated that the "iPad is...
