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Cellular May 3, 2016

Is your Android phone at risk from the Stagefright hack?

A vice-president of the mobile security firm Zimperium recently revealed that 95% of all Android phone owners are vulnerable to malware attacks due to flaws in the media processing software (unfo...

Laptops May 3, 2016

Your car is 'Stoned:' Autos join the hacking era

Back in 1987, the Stoned virus was one of the most destructive and widespread computer viruses yet witnessed. It was spread through floppy discs (remember them?) and announced on screen, 鈥淵our computer is now stoned.鈥� In the decades that followed, innumerable viruses proliferated and, today, there's an endless onslaught of criminal hacking, infecting everything from banks to government systems. Now the auto industry is facing its Stoned moment, and how it reacts will determine how quickly 鈥� or slowly 鈥� we get to the autonomous car of the future.

Websites May 3, 2016

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales launches charitable social network, phone service

Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales thinks there鈥檚 鈥渟omething really wrong with the web鈥� and, as he wrote in a recent online 鈥渕anifesto,鈥� he wants 鈥測our help in fixing it.鈥� For Wales, most social media networks treat users as commodities that can 鈥渂e sold to advertisers,鈥� while phone companies 鈥渟pend huge amounts of money on鈥� ads to sell users 鈥渨hat is essentially a commodity service.鈥� Enter The People鈥檚 Operator. On Tuesday, Wales launched TPO, a charitable social network and phone service in the U.S.

Desktops May 3, 2016

Comcast Stream shows why consumers' choices for TV may remain limited

Given the popularity of streaming services such as Netflix and the early promise of Sling TV, this would seem like an opportune time for cable companies to broaden their reach by offering their p...

Microsoft May 3, 2016

Would you buy a Microsoft smartphone? Reasons are getting scarce

Microsoft is not a force in phones and never has been. The software giant鈥檚 $7.6 billion write-off of its phone business makes it even less likely now that consumers will opt for its phones.

Cameras May 3, 2016

Tech Q&A: Cheaper air flights, HDR photography, two-factor authentication and more

Kim Komando answers your questions about getting cheaper air flights, diving into HDR photography, two-factor authentication, and more.

Robots May 3, 2016

5 surprising things you can control with your phone

Kim Komando shares five surprising things you can control with your phone.

Smartphones May 3, 2016

Broadway star Patti LuPone snatches smartphone from texting audience member

Everything鈥檚 not coming up roses for smartphone users 鈥� at least as long as Broadway actress Patti LuPone is concerned. During a Wednesday evening performance of the play 鈥淪hows for Days鈥� at the Lincoln Center Theater in New York City, LuPone snatched a phone away from a texting audience member. LuPone exited the stage holding the phone, reports Broadway.com.

Smartphones May 3, 2016

5 apps that can help keep your kids safe

Here are five apps that can keep your kids safe.

Smartphones May 3, 2016

iPhone's Siri knows Caitlyn Jenner's name

Siri, the personal assistant familiar to iPhone users, is knowledgeable about most things, from history to geography to the weather. She also knows a lot about current pop culture. Those who ask Siri questions about Caitlyn Jenner, using the star鈥檚 former name 鈥� Bruce鈥� will be corrected, reports Buzzfeed.

Smartphones May 3, 2016

Police take to social media to warn about 'faux gun' cell phone case

Why has a cell phone case been causing a stir on social media, lately? According to some law enforcement officials, a case that looks like a gun is a dangerous product. On Tuesday, New Jersey State Police posted images of the 鈥渇aux gun cell phone case鈥� to their Instagram and Facebook accounts.