'We take your security seriously'

Anyone who has even the slightest amount of contact with the internet is familiar with the scenario: An email or actual piece of mail arrives from a company who apparently handles some part of your connected life. [Read more...]

We pushed the in-flight WiFi of the future to its limit

It shouldn't have worked, but I streamed an episode of Last Week Tonight, a Twitch broadcast of Fallout 4, the premiere episode of Aziz Ansari's Master of None and Meow the Jewels all at once, all on airplane WiFi. [Read more...]

Windows 10 focuses on Cortana and Edge in first big update

Microsoft is rollingout the first major update to Windows 10 for tablets and PCs. The release focuses on improvements to Cortana, Edge and performance. [Read more...]

A lifetime of tech training is now 95 percent off

Want to master web development? OSTraining is currently offering lifetime access to over 3,000 (and counting) courses on all things web development -- from core coding languages to SEO. The best part? It's now over 95 percent off MSRP -- just $69.

Storytelling in video games doesn't have to be scary

Benjamin Rivers believes in the dramatic, emotional appeal of the video game industry. He's the man behind Home, a surprisingly complex, pixelated horror game that found great success once it debuted in 2012. [Read more...]

Carnegie Mellon may have ratted out Tor users to the FBI

In a story that may become an acid test for internet privacy, the operators of the Tor network have accused Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) of taking up to $1 million to help the FBI bust illegal sites. [Read more...]

ASUS confirms it will build a Hololens-style headset

After teasing the idea last month, ASUS has confirmed that it's planning to release an augmented reality (AR) headset sometime in 2016. [Read more...]

See London through the eyes of a self-driving car

When a driverless car glides down the street, avoiding pedestrians and stopping at traffic lights, what exactly does it see? Is the machine's perspective of the world so different to you and me? To give us an inside look, ScanLAB Projects strapped a laser scanner to a Honda CR-V and cruised through the streets of London. [Read more...]