Month: April 2017

Free-to-play games often look appealing, but it’s difficult to know at a glance whether the business model is insidious and fun ruining, or reasonable and […] Read the original post by Andrew Hayward

When you grade on a curve, you make assumptions about the student population. When you don’t, you make an assumption about the test. The post […] Read the original post by Rhett Allain

IT professionals can now take evaluation versions of the operating system update and its new security and management features for a spin. Read the original post by Ali Hassan Mahdi

Meet the super-wireless, super-expensive speaker at the center of your new home theater. The post Review: Sonos Playbase appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by David Pierce

Susan writes in with a privacy concern. She texted a photo to an acquaintance, and was disturbed when that person was able to know her […] Read the original post by Glenn Fleishman

“We are particularly bullish on the latter once its renewed agreement with EE kicks in. Under a full MVNO, Virgin can better dictate customer terms […] Read the original post by Daily Political

At the rate that handset OEMs have been upgrading their phones, it didn't really come as a surprise when OnePlus decided to equip the OnePlus […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Samsung's “Edge” series of smartphones with curved displays might have been seen as a novelty at the start, but just like with their Note series […] Read the original post by Ubergizmo

The feature is currently available only on Google search app for Android and mobile web. However, Google will release it on other platforms later this […] Read the original post by Ali Hassan Mahdi

Uninitialised variables are a critical attack vector that can be reliably exploited by hackers to launch privilege escalation attacks in the Linux kernel, according to […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Industrial designer Evgeny Arinin designed an LED display that uses its shape, big arrows, and punchy icons to clearly articulate the rules of the road. The […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

What do you call 300 people on a four-day Amtrak voyage from Chicago to the Bay Area, making videogames all the while? Train Jam. The […] Read the original post by Julie Muncy

Opinion: Some medical technology is improving life and worsening death. The post Pricey Technology Is Keeping People Alive Who Don’t Want to Live appeared first […] Read the original post by Jessica Zitter

Please join us April 12 for an eWEEKchat about behavioral biometrics and why they might be the key to stronger IT security at several different […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Please join us April 12 for an eWEEKchat about behavioral biometrics and why they might be the key to stronger IT security at several different […] Read the original post by Ali Hassan Mahdi