Lightning-fast 3D Xpoint SSDs won't just come from Intel

From PC World: Intel won't be the only company gearing up to sell super-fast SSDs based on the new 3D Xpoint storage and memory technology; other storage companies will also offer them with technology provided by Micron.

Micron detailed its 3DXpoint plans Tuesday at the Flash Memory Summit...

Hackers infect Oracle's credit card reading machines

From CNET: When you hand your credit card over at a restaurant a hotel room, you probably don't mean to give your information to hackers, too.

But that appears to be what hackers tried to make happen on card-reading machines sold by Oracle under the Micros Systems brand, which the company said were...

Google buys Orbitera to improve its cloud app deployment services

From PC World: Google has acquired Orbitera, a startup that aims to make it easier for software vendors to sell cloud-based products to businesses. The startup gives software vendors a suite of tools for deploying and managing cloud applications, and for billing businesses that use them.

Right now...

Google Drive suffers service disruption

From CNET: Google said Monday its cloud storage and file backup service is experiencing a service disruption. Some Drive users are getting an error message that says "The server encountered an error. Please try again later."

The company said it will provide an update with more information on the...

Walmart scoops up Jet.com to better battle Amazon

From CNET: Walmart hopes its acquisition of startup Jet.com takes its own online presence to new heights.

The retail giant said on Monday that it had acquired Jet.com for a stock and cash deal worth $3 billion.

The deal underscores the competitive nature of the online retail business, where Amazon...

Apple’s bug bounty program favors quality over quantity

From InfoWorld: After years of reluctance to pay researchers for exploits, Apple has given in and is ready to hand out up to $200,000 for critical vulnerabilities found in the latest version of iOS and the newest iPhones.

Apple announced the program Thursday at the Black Hat security conference in...

ZealSound HDE-300 Review (Page 1 of 4)

I have never been much of an outside person, and I have mostly preferred staying inside. I previously only went biking, and occasionally for a walk. So far this summer, much of that has changed. I have gone on a few hikes, although I received a really bad sunburn on the first one I did. That aside, it was still a really fun experience, and the views were absolutely excellent. The first one I did still had quite a lot of snow at the summit, and it...

The FCC just forced TP-Link to support open-source router firmware

From PC World: The strange saga of the FCC and open-source router firmware continues. After new FCC rules encouraged TP-Link and other router manufacturers to block open-source firmware, the FCC is now forcing TP-Link to do the opposite, and support open-source firmware.

As Ars Technica noticed, TP...

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