Software - Page 33

October 22, 2015

Xbox music service for Windows 8: What's new, what's missing

Microsoft just kicked Zune to the curb with the unveiling of Xbox Music, a new multiplatform $9.99 monthly digital music service launched today on the Xbox 360.

October 21, 2015

Microsoft expected to announce new version of Office

On Monday, Microsoft is expected to announce a next-generation version of Office, its single-biggest profit engine, exceeding even its Windows operating system.

October 21, 2015

Metamorphosing beast center-stage in Sony game

Knack was created to be the perfect beast to show off the spectacularly vamped up visual powers of the PlayStation 4 game console. 

October 21, 2015

Android 6.0: The 5 best new features in Marshmallow

With Google’s big fall event behind us, here are the best new features in the Android 6.0 operating system.

October 21, 2015

Venom could pack a deadlier bite than Heartbleed

According to a report released by the security firm CrowdStrike, millions of datacenters around the world could be victims of a new vulnerability that affects the software which manages floppy disk controllers on virtual machines.

October 21, 2015

Windows 10 isn’t just a step back to the desktop, it’s a step up

Wednesday's Windows event was the flashiest to grace Redmond in years.

October 21, 2015

Bank of England taps social media to measure UK’s economic health

The Bank of England is monitoring the Internet and social media to generate better data about the U.K.’s economic health.

October 21, 2015

Hackers are threatening the US economy

While high-profile incidents such as the Sony Pictures hack may mark a trend in new, highly destructive attacks, there are also plenty of less high-profile threats that could damage the American economy.

October 21, 2015

FBI launches probe into massive Sony Pictures hack

The FBI has launched an investigation into the massive cyberattack that wreaked havoc on Sony Pictures Entertainment.

October 21, 2015

Free tool detects government spyware

Governments all around the world use malware and spyware to keep tabs on people, from visitors to residents.