Intel has just announced a new reference PC design that uses its upcoming Broadwell chipset. Usually, that wouldn’t get us excited—but this concept ushers in the prospect of silent ultrabooks and MacBook Airs. Read more…
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Intel’s New Broadwell Processor Could Make Your Next Ultrabook Silent
If driverless cars give you the jitters , how about computer-assisted trucks instead? Because two 18-wheelers in Nevada look set to use automation to make them safer and more efficient—and they could be on the roads as soon as 2015. Read more…
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Nevada Roads Could Be Home to Computer-Assisted Trucks By 2015
We’re well into the lifecycle of the iOS 7 jailbreak, and that means jailbreakers are treated with a ton of more advanced tweaks and apps. We’ve already covered the first and second waves of apps, but here are a bunch more of our favorites. Read more…
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Your Quarterly Jailbreak Roundup, April 2014
You probably don’t realize it, but hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of goods pass through airports every day inside of passengers’ baggage. Well, a ring of baggage handlers at LAX certainly realized it. Police say they’ve been stealing thousands of dollars worth of goods right out of people’s suitcases for months. Read more…
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Ring of Thieves Pulls Off Huge Luggage Heist At LAX
Google Play and iOS don’t work with each other, but if you’ve bought movies on Google Play and want to watch them on your iPhone or iPad, CNET has a workaround. All you need is the YouTube app for iOS. Read more…
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Watch Google Play Videos on Your iOS Device with the YouTube App
An anonymous reader writes “The new NEO format of Yahoo Groups is being rolled out to users and there is no option to go back. Users and moderators are posting messages asking Yahoo to go back to the old format. Yahoo is responding with a vanilla ‘thank you for your feedback we are working to make it better’ comment. Most posters are so frustrated that they just want the old site back. One poster writes ‘Yahoo has effectively destroyed the groups, completely, themselves.'” Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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Users Revolt Over Yahoo Groups Update
Although they probably didn’t maintain any pretense of security, Verizon customers will be bummed to know that a duo of security experts have discovered how to hack into the carrier’s network extending base stations and turn them into little spy centers. Read more…
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It’s a Cinch for Hackers to Break Into Your Verizon Network
Hackers aren’t going anywhere any time soon, so Russian spies are wising up and taking their most sensitive intelligence offline. Not offline like off the internet. Offline like off computers altogether. Read more…
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To Avoid Cyber Espionage, Russia’s Switching Back to Typewriters
Forget coffee. Forget juice. Forget milk, damnit. Mountain Dew wants you wash down your Wheaties with an energy drink. Nope. Nope. Nope. We’re not going to do that. More »
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Mountain Dew KickStart: You’re Supposed to Drink This for Breakfast
Sometimes it seems like no one’s keeping your data safe; this is one of those times. A hacker just leaked 300,000 Verizon customer records , and that’s only a sample of the 3 million he claims to have gotten in his little raid. More »
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Hacker Leaks 300,000 Verizon Customer Records and Claims to Have Millions More