6 Things You Never Knew You Could Do with Uber
If you think that Uber is just an app-delivered taxi, you are wrong. As a few Uber promoted alternative uses prove, the ride sharing service can be used in interesting ways.
Is Your Child a Hacker? The British Authorities Think So
The NCA, Britain's FBI, has launched a campaign to deter young people from computer crime. But their advice is so broad that you could assume anyone reading this article is a hacker - even you.
Learn to Love Flying Again with These Secret Travel Tips
Use technology to completely change your flying experience. Here are some not-so-secret flying and travel tips to make your in-flight experience more bearable.
How Microsoft's Move Into Open Source Is Affecting You
Microsoft is radically changing its culture. Open sourcing is a hallmark of this transformation and it benefits coders and consumers alike. We explain why you should care.
This One Vulnerability Might Leak Your IP When Using A VPN
A recently discovered vulnerability in many VPN providers means that in some cases, your IP address can be seen. This security flaw could potentially see people lose their anonymity whilst using VPNs. Here's how.
Raspberry Pi Launches $5 Model Zero: Here's How It Compares
The Raspberry Pi foundation just announced the Raspberry Pi Zero: it's essentially a cut-down Raspberry Pi, with a price tag to match: each one costs $5. That isn’t a typo.
The Presidential Candidate Who Wanted To Ban Computers
In 1996, Georgiana Doerschuck ran for president with a pledge to ban all computers from the United States. Here's why she wanted to, and how far she got (not very).
Dell's Latest Laptops Are Infected With eDellRoot
Dell, the world's third largest computer manufacturer has been caught shipping rogue root certificates on all new computers - just like Lenovo did with Superfish. Here's how to make your new Dell PC safe.
How To Simply and Effectively Deal With Remote Access Trojans
Smell a RAT? If you think you've been infected with a Remote Access Trojan, you can get easily get rid of it by following these simple steps.
4 Ways Your Smartphone Will Drive Smart Home Technologies
Smart home technology is still very much a niche interest; but that could soon change because of the humble smartphone you have in your pocket. Here’s why.
Why Windows XP Won't Be Going Away Anytime Soon
People cannot let go of Windows XP. In businesses and homes the world over, it will stick around. We spoke with three Windows XP users from different generations and backgrounds to find out why.
5 Games That Prove Linux Is Now a Serious Gaming Platform
Big-budget games are coming to Linux, thanks to graphic driver improvements and the arrival of SteamOS. Here are five, top-tier games which undeniably demonstrate the potential of Linux as a platform for gaming.
Why the iKettle Hack Should Worry You (Even If You Don't Own One)
The iKettle is a WiFi enabled kettle that apparently came with a massive, gaping security flaw that had the potential to blow open entire WiFi networks.
Meet eFast: This Malware REPLACES Your Browser With Adware
The eFast Browser is malware that replaces your existing browser with one designed to track online movements, hijack search traffic, and fill each page with unwanted adverts. So just how do you stop it?
High-Resolution Audio: The Future of Music or a Scam?
High-Resolution Audio is new and impressive, but does it live up to the hype and excitement? Is it a gimmick? Or even a scam?
Play Scary Retro Games On Your Modern PC or Mac This Halloween
When you've played all the modern horror games you can find, it's time to turn to the scariest titles of yesteryear.
5 Things Only a Raspberry Pi 2 Can Do
The latest edition of the pint-sized computer is awesome. So awesome, in fact, that there's 5 things you can only do on a Raspberry Pi 2.
How Ada Lovelace, the First Computer Programmer, Changed the World
Ada Lovelace wrote the first computer program as part of an academic article published in the 1840's. And no, that isn't a typo.
Has Linux Been A Victim of Its Own Success?
Why did Linux Foundation head, Jim Zemlin, recently say that the "golden age of Linux" might soon come to an end? Has the mission to "promote, protect and advance Linux" failed?
Philips Hue Works With HomeKit: How To Make The Most Of It
Philips has finally gotten round to integrating HomeKit into their Hue lighting platform, and it's amazing. Here's what you need to know.