The Dukes: Putin’s Cyberespionage Army Waged Seven-Year Spying Campaign Against U.S. Government, NATO, Others
A sophisticated hacking group believed to be working for the Russian Federation has been attacking Western government institutions for years, a report says.
Amazon Launches $50 Fire Tablet While Updating Fire TV To Support 4K Video
Amazon has updated its range of tablets and Fire TV products while announcing an all-new Fire tablet that will cost just $50.
Uber Rival Gets A Lyft With $100M Didi Kuaidi Investment
Lyft has received a $100 million investment from Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Kuaidi which will allow users to hail taxis from either company in their native apps.
Indian Government's BOSS Operating System Set To Replace Windows, Ward Off Hackers
The country is aiming to protect valuable data by replacing the Windows operating system with its own version, titled BOSS.
Apple Reveals What Time iOS 9 Will Be Available For Download On Sept. 16
Apple has disclosed exactly when iPhone and iPad users will be able to update to the latest version of iOS on Wednesday, Sept. 16.
Router Hack Creates 'Ultimate Listening Device' To Monitor A Country's Entire Internet Traffic
A flaw existing in routers allows attacker to silently monitor, reroute and copy the Internet traffic of an entire country.
Chinese Men Attempt To Sell Their Kidneys For iPhone 6s
Two young men in Yangzhou, Jiangsu province, contacted "an illegal agent to sell their kidneys," according to reports.
Fire TV: Is Amazon's Set-Top Box Being Killed Like The Fire Phone?
The set-top box is "currently unavailable" on Amazon's website and the company's not sure if it will ever return.
Huawei Nexus 6 Will Come With 3GB RAM, Android Marshmallow And Troublesome Snapdragon 810 Chip
The Huawei-built Nexus 6 will use Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810 chip, which has had issues with overheating, according to the latest benchmarking results.
China Courts Silicon Valley: Premier Xi Jinping To Meet With Apple, IBM, Microsoft Ahead Of White House Visit
President Xi Jinping is beginning his U.S. visit with tech leaders in Seattle, not the president in D.C. Why?
Laurene Powell Jobs Pledges $50M To Rethink America's High Schools
The widow of the Apple co-founder is looking to radically alter the U.S. education system with a $50 million fund.
Google Hires Ex-Hyundai CEO John Krafcik To Lead Driverless-Car Division
John Krafcik will bring extensive auto industry experience to the technology giant.
Nintendo Names Tatsumi Kimishima As New President Following Death of Satoru Iwata
Nintendo Co. has announced that Tatsumi Kimishima will be its new president following the sudden death of Satoru Iwata in July.
Cortana On Cyanogen: CEO Kirt McMaster On Building The Next Great Smartphone OS
Kirt McMaster, the CEO of Cyanogen, is looking to truly disrupt the smartphone market and believes that key services like Cortana will help persuade consumers to switch.
TSA Luggage Master Key Designs Leaked And 3D Printed
TSA inspectors use master keys approved by the organization to prevent breaking luggage locks during security checks.
Android Pay Is Finally Here To Take On Apple Pay And Samsung Pay
Google has finally begun rolling out Android Pay in the U.S. three months after it announced it was replacing Google Wallet as the de facto payment system on Android.
Porn Droid Android App Revealed As LockerPIN Ransomware Locking Your Smartphone
Russian hackers spreading a piece of Android malware disguised as a porn app are targeting users in the U.S., demanding a ransom of $500.
IPhone 6S vs. Galaxy S6: This Is Why Apple Inc. Is Winning The Smartphone Battle
Apple's iPhone 6S update might be considered boring by some, but the company's smartphone strategy is much smarter than Samsung's.
Kremlin-Linked Hackers Using Satellites To Hide Malware In US Government, Military and Research Institutions
The Turla hacking group is exploiting satellites to hide its presence on high-profile targets in government, military and research institutions in the U.S. and China.
IPhone 6S Vs. iPhone 6: Apple Inc.'s New Smartphone Has A Smaller Battery
Apple's new iPhone 6S has a smaller battery than the iPhone 6, but with iOS 9 tweaks and power saving mode, battery life is not expected to be impacted.
iOS 9: The 5 Most Important Features Of Apple Inc.’s New iPhone And iPad Software
Apple is releasing new iPhones, an iPad Pro and a new Apple TV today, but its new iOS 9 software could be the most important thing it launches in San Francisco
John McAfee For President: 'I Cannot Lose And Will Run Campaign Entirely Online'
John McAfee is officially running for president of the United States, and says that despite any skeptical voices, he's the one to beat.
WhatsApp Web Security Bug Puts 200 Million Users At Risk
Hackers could infect the PCs of those using WhatsApp Web by simply knowing their phone number and sending them a malicious message.
Apple Inc.'s iPhone 6s Will Feature Always-On 'Hey Siri' Features: Report
Owners of the new iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus will be able to activate Siri simply by using their voices whenever they want, according to a new report.
Instagram Grows Up By Offering 30-Second Ads From Anyone
From September end, users will begin seeing longer ads from a wide variety of sources across 30 countries.
IPad Pro Price: Apple Inc.'s Big Tablet Will Cost From $799 With 32GB Storage
Apple is expected to launch the iPad Pro at its Hey Siri event Sept. 9 and it is not going to be cheap, according to reports.
Uber In China: Seven Reasons Travis Kalanick's Far East Push Is Doomed To Fail
China is a dream market for Uber, but despite raising $1.2 billion and planning a huge expansion, the challenges it faces could be too great to overcome.
John McAfee, Eccentric Tech Exec With Links To Drugs, Guns And Murder Inquiries, To Run For US President: Exclusive
The antivirus pioneer will seek the White House in 2016 as part of the Cyber Party on the platform of improving the nation’s cybersecurity.
Amazon Planning $50 Kindle Fire Tablet For Holiday Season
Amazon is planning to launch a $50 Kindle Fire tablet featuring a 6-inch screen and costing less than a Kindle ereader, in time for the holiday season.
Adult Player Porn App Takes Pictures Of Users And Demands Ransom
Adult Player, a porn app for Android smartphones, secretly takes pictures of users before locking their device and demanding a $500 ransom.
