Month: April 2017

Despite being the only horse in the niche race, Sony continues to develop E Ink devices. The company has tried to sell higher-end professionals on […] Read the original post by Engadget

Despite United’s horrifying debacle, airlines are actually getting better at this. The post United and Other Airlines Overbook Flights Because It (Usually) Pays Off appeared […] Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Well-executed action and native mod support shine in this great looking, if brief, shooter that is sometimes mired by repetition. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

On top of a full roster of security features, BullGuard Premium Protection adds identity protection and Facebook activity tracking. It actually costs less than BullGuard’s […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

SeaChange International issued an update on its first quarter earnings guidance on Monday morning. The company provided earnings per share guidance of for the period, […] Read the original post by AmericanBankingNews.com

The Vastar breathalyzer is used to measure the concentration of alcohol in the human body. With a sensitive semi-conductor sensor, it takes only 5 seconds to […] Read the original post by DealPost Team

It may be pricey, but the Amped Wireless Athena-EX RE2600M range extender is packed with features, supports MU-MIMO data streaming, and delivers very good throughput. […] Read the original post by Richard Wilson

The iPhone continues to be the most popular smartphone among teens, according to data gathered by investment firm Piper Jaffray in its most recent semiannual […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

Emergency alert systems get hacked all the time. Consider this one a wake-up call. The post That Dallas Siren Hack Wasn’t Novel—It Was Just Really […] Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

In 2013, the Federal Communications Commission moved forward with a plan that allowed passengers on a flight to use their devices on a less restricted […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Reading the tea leaves, one would probably be right for assuming that Apple has been moving away from 32-bit apps for iOS for some time […] Read the original post by Evan Selleck

The protection of a Virtual Private Network is more necessary than ever, but there are tons of fakes out there that just want to take […] Read the original post by StackSocial

Bring your phone and use it when you go swimming in the summer or skiing in the winter.  This waterproof bag (3-pack), currently discounted by […] Read the original post by DealPost Team

McAfee and FireEye both report a previously undisclosed vulnerability in Microsoft Office that is being actively exploited by attackers. Read the original post by Ali Hassan Mahdi

Full smartphone use on commercial flights will continue to be disallowed, according to a proposal issued today by United States Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit […] Read the original post by Juli Clover