USB Armory is the Swiss army knife of security devices
The link at the beginning of the third paragraph of the story “USB Armory is the Swiss army knife of security devices,” posted Wednesday, was broken. The story has been corrected on the wire and the third paragraph now reads: Continued here: USB Armory is the Swiss army knife of security devices
EU wants to separate search from the rest of Google
Google’s been caught up in an antitrust tango with the European Union for years, and since the EU hasn’t been thrilled with the search giant’s attempted concessions, there might be an extreme new option on the table. According to a report from the Financial Times, the European Parliament is expected to ask Google to split itself in twain, leaving its search business separate from the rest of its commercial operations...
iTunes Festival kicks off in London
iTunes Festival 2014 iTunes Festival is a full-volume celebration of live music, with free performances from artists we love. Local fans can win tickets to see the gigs in person while fans around the world can watch for free—live or for a limited time afterward—on iTunes or with Apple TV. Explore the Festival Keep up to date with festival news. See the rest here: iTunes Festival kicks off in...
Double-edged feedback sword nicks Microsoft over OneDrive
The double-edged sword of feedback has drawn some blood from Microsoft’s Windows 10 and nicked the company’s promise to listen to users. Since Microsoft changed how OneDrive synchronizes files in the latest preview of Windows 10, testers have been trying to convince the Redmond, Wash. firm to backtrack and restore what they perceive as the cloud-based storage service’s best feature. In Windows 8.1, OneDrive does not...
FCC Chairman says fear of lawsuits is holding up Net Neutrality
The Federal Communications Commission might seem slow, even resistant to calls for Net Neutrality, but FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler says the organizations slow reaction is very deliberate. “The big dogs are going to sue regardless of what comes out,” the Chairman told reporters today. “We need to make sure that we have sustainable rules, and that starts with making sure that we have addressed the multiplicity of issues...
