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Hackers manage to exploit an eight-month-old flaw in Asus routers
Two weeks ago, a group posted almost 13,000 IP addresses its members said hosted vulnerable Asus routers. They also published a torrent link containing more than 10,000 complete or partial lists...
Pinterest increases focus on international users with revamped mobile site
Within the last year, Pinterest has been keeping an eye on global expansion, primarily by translating its platform into a handful of new languages, including Korean, Finnish, and Russian. Now,...
Creator of Flappy Bird receives $50,000 per day from ad revenue
The enigmatic and oppressively difficult mobile game Flappy Bird has turned into quite the cash cow for Vietnamese developer Dong Nguyen. In an interview, Nguyen revealed that the game, which has been sitting atop the...
AMD finally launches its much-anticipated Mantle API
After a false start or two, AMD is finally getting the first beta of Mantle out the door. With EA DICE having shipped their Mantle patch for Battlefield 4 and developer Oxide having released...
Amazon considers doubling the cost of Amazon Prime
Amazon announced Thursday that it might increase the cost of Amazon Prime subscriptions, as it released lackluster quarterly earnings. During a conference call with investors, the company said Prime subscription, which offer members...
Toshiba completes acquisition of OCZ Storage Solutions
Toshiba has completed its acquisition of OCZ Storage Solutions, a failed Silicon Valley maker of solid-state drives, the company said Tuesday. Solid-state drives are storage components built with flash memory that...
Audi shows off book-sized computer capable of driving a car
Carmaker Audi showed off a book-sized circuit board capable of driving a car on Monday at the International Consumer Electronics Show. Audi claims the computer, called zFAS, represents a significant...
Hacker tries to sell access to a BBC server online
Known as “HASH” and “Rev0lver”, an infamous Russian hacker recently managed to gain access to one of the BBC's servers. The hacker proceeded to attempt to sell access to the server...
Chinese company decides to exit the U.S. market over cyber espionage concerns
Huaweii, a Chinese company, has decided to exit the U.S. market over cyber espionage concerns. While the company claims to be committed to its customers, many U.S. officials believe suspect that Huawei...
European airlines are getting internet
It's a small step towards more productive and enjoyable flights, but European travelers are sure to be pleased by the move. Following a recent decision by the Federal Aviation Administration...
HAMR technology could boost HDD storage capacity by 500%
HAMR technology was first developed by Seagate but has since been adopted by Western Digital as well. The technology uses lasers and magnetism to greatly increase the areal density of hard drives. Western...
Playing video games can actually boost parts of your brain
Playing video games might not be the pointless hobby that so many people seem to think according to a new study which shows that playing video games may actually boost...
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