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 Intel Peaks on PC Performance With New Six-core Chip Intel announces what it calls its fastest chip to date for PCs, the six-core Core i7-3960X Extreme Edition processor, based on the Sandy Bridge architecture. Share:   |  Get an Early Taste of Linux Mint 12 A brand-new release candidate offers multiple options for those wary of GNOME 3. Share: | Microsoft to Preview Windows 8 Embedded in First Quarter 2012 The embedded computing products are expected to ship in the quarters following the Windows 8 desktop version launch. Share: | Hard Drive Shortages Will Result in More Expensive PCs, Says Gartner Enterprise users and consumers who have held off buying new PCs recently may regret their delay as a hard-drive shortage is expected to boost prices. Share: | IBM to Build E-commerce Research Labs for Chinese Retailer IBM has reached a deal with Chinese electronics retailer Suning Appliance to build research centers in China and the U.S. meant to develop e-commerce products. Share: | Developers Eager for Kindle Fire The low-cost Amazon.com tablet is attracting plenty of early interest from developers who expect it to jump-start the Android market, based on a survey conducted early this month. Share: | Exorcise Ghost Click from Your PC Analysis: The FBI just took down a criminal botnet that hijacked more 4 million PCs worldwide. Is your PC among those haunted by Ghost Click? Share: | French Energy Firm Sent Trojans to Spy on Greenpeace An exec at French energy giant EDF is jailed and the company is fined after being found guilty of spying on environmental campaigners Greenpeace using Trojan malware. Share: | Google Adds 24x7 Phone Support for All Apps Business Customers Addressing a major source of complaints with its Apps suite, Google has announced that it will now offer around-the-clock phone support. Share: | Five Tips to Avoid Malware in Mobile Apps Malware is a growing concern for smartphones and tablets, and you need to know how to steer clear of malicious apps. Share: | F-Secure Finds Malware Signed With Stolen Digital Certificate Researchers from security vendor F-Secure have spotted a rare malicious software sample that carried a valid code-signing certificate from a Malaysian... Share: | Supercomputer With ARM Processors Being Built in Spain With an eye to bringing power efficiency to high-performance systems, a prototype supercomputer with quad-core ARM processors is being built at the Barcelona... Share: | Attackers Get Sneakier With Encrypted Malware Malicious hackers in Brazil have for the first time created malware that uses encrypted blocks of code to sneak around antivirus programs. Share: | App Developers Anxious to Tap Amazon Gold Mine There are plenty of Android tablets on the market already, but the Kindle Fire is an Amazon product, and Amazon customers are a distinctly different audience than Android users. Share: | Top500 List Passes Another Milestone: 10 Petaflops Japan's K Computer has retained its pole position on the Top500 list of fastest supercomputers and become the first machine on the list to achieve performance of... Share: | IANA Contract Is up for Renewal, Only to U.S. Bidders A new tender document for the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) aims to strengthen the transparency, independence and accountability of the next IANA... Share: | Researchers Bypass the Restrictions of Mac OS X Default Sandbox Profiles The restrictions imposed by Mac OS X generic application sandbox profiles can be easily bypassed, researchers from Core Security Technologies found. Share: | Tibco's Spotfire Ties In-memory Analytics to SharePoint, Tibbr Social Network Tibco is giving its Spotfire BI (business intelligence) and visualization tool an injection of social collaboration through integrations with Microsoft... Share: | |  | | Sponsored Downloads | | Glary Utilities ProMultiple powerful and easy-to-use system tools and utilities to fix, speed up, maintain and protect your PC. More than can be listed here, but manage and delete browser add-ons, analyze disk space usage and find duplicate files. View and manage installed shell extensions and encrypt your files from unauthorized access. Optimize memory, find, fix, or remove broken Windows shortcuts, manage startup programs, uninstall software and more. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista) PCWorld newsletters subscribers, use discount code DATA-IK78 to get 50% off! | | Universal ShieldThe ultimate protection tool for your computer - hide files, folders, drives, set the access rules: the most flexible security combinations for your most precious data. The unique feature of Universal Shield is the perfect combination of data hiding and encrypting. (Compatibility: Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/SBS2003/Vista) Use discount code EVER-E3WY-BTJ to get 51% off! |  | |
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