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New PS Vita firmware locks memory cards to single PlayStation Network account
The latest firmware update for Sony's PlayStation Vita introduces a new, unadvertised restriction: Continue reading…
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US government sets new guidelines on how to secure low-level PC functions
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a proposed set of guidelines Continue reading…
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Keycard system manufacturer charging hotels to fix its hackable locks
We first heard that keycard systems from manufacturer Onity were vulnerable to a hacking attack last Continue reading…
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Lenovo, Dell, and Samsung Windows RT tablets and laptops confirmed
To-date the only official products that we've seen running Windows RT are the Microsoft Surface and Continue reading…
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Nikon's 1 Series firmware update reduces blur and improves auto white balance
A new firmware update for Nikon’s 1 Series compact interchangeable lens cameras is out, and while Continue reading…
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Canon's 7D firmware update improves buffer, adds manual audio adjustment
Canon is breathing new life into its venerable 7D body with a big 2.0 firmware update. Announced Continue reading…
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MacBook Pro with Retina display gets Power Nap via firmware update
Closing the lid on your MacBook Pro with Retina display is going to get a bit more useful thanks to Continue reading…
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Power Nap available for 2011 and 2012 MacBook Airs via firmware update
Apple has released a firmware update for 2011 and 2012 series MacBook Airs, enabling the Power Nap Continue reading…
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Sprint confirms that Samsung Galaxy S III update removes universal search
We had anecdotal evidence yesterday, but today it's admitted fact: Sprint has confirmed that a Continue reading…
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International Galaxy Note gets Android 4.0.4 update with picture-in-picture video
Samsung has begun rolling out a 178MB update for the international, HSPA+ version of its Galaxy Note Continue reading…
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Adobe's subscription-only Photoshop CC has already been pirated
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How $10,000 a month can buy you a new reputation
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Yahoo responds to recycled account concerns, 'going to extraordinary lengths' to protect users
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France orders Google to change its privacy policy as UK and others consider similar action
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iOS gaming grows up: 'XCOM: Enemy Unknown' approaches console parity
