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Friday August 18, 2017. 05:47 PM
Big Red seeks open-source foundation to host platform Oracle has revealed plans to shift Java Enterprise Edition to an open-source foundation as it promises delivery of version 8 is 'approaching'.…
Four separate security incidents, including _Game of Thrones_ leaks, have turned HBO's August into a case study of hack attacks.
Here is a selection of some of the best Android apps to install on the Galaxy Note 8 big screen smartphone that Samsung will introduce on Aug. 23.
Here is a selection of some of the best Android apps to install on the Galaxy Note 8 big screen smartphone that Samsung will introduce on Aug. 23.
Rumors have circulated for years that Apple was planning to introduce a high-end television. Those rumors have surfaced again, this time claiming that Apple is testing a 60-inch TV. Here is what we would like to see in an Apple TV.
Rumors have circulated for years that Apple was planning to introduce a high-end television. Those rumors have surfaced again, this time claiming that Apple is testing a 60-inch TV. Here is what we would like to see in an Apple TV.
Winning research paper details a new method for how to detect credential spear phishing in an enterprise environment.
Winning research paper details a new method for how to detect credential spear phishing in an enterprise environment.
An anonymous reader shares a report: Kit Kat's maker Nestle has been accused of copying Breakout, the 1970s computer game, in a marketing campaign. Atari, the company behind some of the most popular early video games, has filed a suit alleging Nestle knowingly exploited the...
The Faro Shuffle is a way to shuffle the cards where you split the deck into two piles of 26 cards and push the decks together so that the cards are perfectly interwoven. If you can execute eight Faro Shuffles in a row, the cards will be returned to the original order....
Google CEO Sundar Pichai. (credit: Sam Churchill) When right-wing trolls and outright racists get kicked off of Twitter, they often move to Gab, a Twitter competitor. Gab was founded by Donald Trump supporter Andrew Torba, who says it's devoted to unfettered free...
Enlarge (credit: Getty | Ian Hitchcock ) Americans are making their last dashes for glasses and viewers to watch the rare total solar eclipse that will glide across the continental US on Monday. Meanwhile, eye doctors are trying to clear away any orbiting debris that's...
A new feature in iOS 11 will allow users to disable Touch ID and make an emergency call to 911 in a more simplified fashion. Given Apple's spats with the DOJ, the 'cop button' tag was inevitable. The funniest thing is, it works *both* ways -- you can summon the police more...
Power-efficient workqueues were first introduced in the 3.11 kernel release; since then, fifty or so subsystems and drivers have been updated to use them. These workqueues can be especially useful on handheld devices (like tablets and smartphones), where power is at a...
At age 31, I still prefer to keep a light on in the hallway, illuminating my way to the bathroom in the middle of the night. (God forbid I step on the creeping […] The post Zing Smart Light Passes Crowdfunding Goal With Flying Colors appeared first on Geek.com.
A new breed of DeLorean, off-roaders go electric, and autonomous vehicles take to highway work zones.
Bing is bigger than you think! #SEM #PPC #bingadswebcast pic.twitter.com/fFtEDvM634 — Bing Ads (@BingAds) August 17, 2017 We've known from Microsoft's financial reports that Bing has been growing. The search engine became profitable in the third calendar quarter of 2015,...
Greenqloud’s QStack becomes gets NetApp-ed NetApp has made one of its relatively rare acquisitions – this time an Icelandic cloud management software house called Greenqloud with its Qstack product.…
Summer’s nearly over, but there’s still time to squeeze some reading in during the next few weeks. So if you’re in the mood for some fun science fiction, here are six excellent books […] The post Geek Deals Roundup: Sci-Fi Kindle ebooks appeared first on Geek.com.
Dan Goodin, writing for ArsTechnica: People with cracked touch screens or similar smartphone maladies have a new headache to consider: the possibility the replacement parts installed by repair shops contain secret hardware that completely hijacks the security of the device....
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