Apple has released iOS versions 4.3.3 and 4.2.8, which either reduce the size or delete altogether the location database, which it hopes satisfies critics.
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iOS update attempts to put location tracking controversy to rest
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 11:56pm CEST par Ed Oswald
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Firefox 5 beta 1 now available after first 'Aurora' run. (Actually...)
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 10:45pm CEST par Tim Conneally
Just over one month after the final version of Firefox 4 was released, first beta of Firefox 5 has become available. This newest version of the iconic Web browser is the first one to go through Mozilla's new release schedule.
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PSN Hack: Fun and games don't have to end when someone breaks in
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 10:33pm CEST
Sony's massive data theft is a cautionary but by no means isolated incident. Hackers can attack any site, big or small. You are your own last line of defense. AVG's Tony Anscombe explains how.
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As Sony struggles to get PSN back up, new details emerge
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 9:59pm CEST par Ed Oswald
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Intel's new transistors mean smaller, more efficient chips this year
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 9:26pm CEST par Tim Conneally
After more than a decade in development, Intel's three dimensional "Tri-Gate" transistor design will finally be used in a mass-produced microprocessor, the company announced on Tuesday.
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If Android wins Asia, will it take the world?
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 8:47pm CEST par Joe Wilcox
By Joe Wilcox, Betanews
Asia-Pacific is now the leading region for smartphone shipments, where Nokia struggles to hold market share while Android mobiles pick it away.
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Find shared files' hidden metadata before hackers do
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 6:08pm CEST
Without knowing it, you could be giving all kinds of information away to criminals: usernames, network details, email addresses, software information and a whole lot more. Do you know what lies behind your shared files? FOCA Free can show you.
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7digital steps up to Amazon, opens Android MP3 store
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 6:02pm CEST par Tim Conneally
Android users in 16 countries including the US, UK and Canada, now have access to 7Digital's MP3 store directly on their device.
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Opera 11.50 'Next' puts the alpha in beta testing
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 5:48pm CEST
By Nick Peers
As the name implies, this new release is a separate version of the cross-platform Opera browser. It's designed to allow users to install the latest developmental version of the browser alongside the current stable version.
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We got Osama bin Laden so that malware alarmists can get you
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 5:13pm CEST par Larry Seltzer
Just about any news event is reason for new malware, new spam and new scams, but it's not all newsworthy. Mostly it's reason for security companies to sell themselves.
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Fresh Feed satisfies your RSS appetite without overeating
Publié: mai 4, 2011, 4:55pm CEST
By Mark Wilson
It's no RSS reader replacement, but Fresh Feed enables you to keep up to date with your important feeds so you can focus on the stories that matter most.