Where’s our wearable revolution? The state of tech’s biggest unfulfilled promise
We look at the state of wearables and wearable tech for the final installment of the Wear Next column.
How the Apple Watch will help make Android Wear a huge hit
Believe it or not, after the Apple Watch is good news for all smartwatches, even Android Wear, thanks to Apple's focus on fashion and growth.
The Equation Group’s scalpel proves the sledgehammer is unneeded
On this week's edition of Decrypt This, we dive in deep to the inner workings of the Equation Group, and find out what Kaspersky learned over the past year.
Is Apple’s new MacBook the last of a dying breed?
Earlier today, Apple announced a new version of the MacBook at their 'Spring Forward' event, but it could well be that it's the last of its kind.
Apple’s new MacBook asks if you can handle a one-port future
The new MacBook marks a bold step into a fully wireless future, and there's no doubt that it represents the future of notebook design. But what about ports?
You can stop whispering: Your Samsung Smart TV isn’t spying on you
A look at how Samsung's Smart TVs work reveals they aren't spying on owners at all.
The importance of privacy, style, and other lessons learned from Google Glass
Google is clearly taking all of the lessons learned from one of the most public betas in recent memory back to the drawing board.
Nintendo, why do you seem to hate your fans so much?
Here's an open letter to Nintendo, asking why the company would make such unfortunate, anti-consumer choices for the New 3DS XL handheld when it's clearly conceived as an upgrade proposition for fans.