Software - Page 25

November 4, 2015

'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' coming to mobile devices

The game Hillary Clinton sought to ban is back, and coming to a cell phone near you.

November 4, 2015

John McAfee uninstalls McAfee (with guns, girls and drugs)

A parody video by John McAfee -- the eccentric software mogul  who fled Belize after police linked him to the November 2012 murder of another U.S. expatriate -- shows how to uninstall the anti-virus company that still bears his name.

November 4, 2015

Samsung and Jay-Z to sign $20 million deal connected to music streaming service, rumor says

Samsung is reportedly about to sign a deal with rapper Jay-Z, worth a cool $20 million, which could see the launch of a new music streaming service concentrating on Jay-Z's own record label.

November 4, 2015

Computer viruses on rise for first time in years, Microsoft warns

Computer viruses are on the rise worldwide for the first time in years, according to Microsoft security expert Tim Rains.

November 4, 2015

Apple says customers downloaded more than 40 billion apps, nearly half in 2012

Apple says people have downloaded more than 40 billion apps on for the iPhone, iPad and the iPod Touch, nearly half of them in 2012.

November 4, 2015

White House updates app, invites you to tinker with it

The White House released new versions of its White House app for iOS and Android Tuesday, including apps tailored for tablets. And in an unprecedented move, it opened its apps to developers to modify for their own use.

November 4, 2015

iOS9 is the target of the biggest bug bounty ever: $1 million

An enormous new challenge has been set for the information security community, what's known as a "bug-bounty" -- a cash reward in return for the discovery of vulnerabilities.

November 4, 2015

Oracle takes down CSO's chastising blog post on home-security testing

If the last few years have taught us anything about the nature of digital security, it's that nothing is airtight.

November 3, 2015

Apple OS X search flaw may give spammers your data

A flaw in the way that Yosemite, Apple's latest version of OS X, handles email searches could compromise user privacy, two media reports say.

November 3, 2015

Steam chat spreading dangerous malware

Most people know not to click on suspicious links from strangers, but suspicious links from friends are more of a marginal case.