I am doing the console foundation and I was wondering if the is any software I can use to run a Linux commands on windows. I am not looking for …
The development team behind a very old GNU/Linux operating system, blackPanther OS, had the great pleasure of announcing the immediate …
Stagefright is the name of the new security threat for Android smartphones and tablets. It allows the hacker to gain control of an Android device through …
Sony’s mobile division may be bringing the rest of the company down, but that hasn’t stopped the company from working on new phones just yet. Thanks to 9to5Google, we’re getting a look at the forthcoming Xperia C5 Ultra and M5, the latest in Sony’s lineup. These leaks apparently came from the site Mail.ru, which appeared to inadvertently post a review of the devices early — but 9to5Google managed to grab the photos and info before it was all taken down.
The Xperia C5 Ultra appears to be a successor to the Xperia C4; it looks like the C5 will boast a bigger screen (6 inches, up from the 5.5-inch C4) and a front-facing camera that sports a super high resolution of 13 megapixels. It’ll also have a flash, making this a phone clearly aimed…
Marissa Mayer opened up the Yahoo warchest once again, and this time it was to buy the "leading social shopping site," Polyvore. Yahoo's purchasing the whole kit and caboodle from the sounds of it too with Mayer writing on her Tumblr page that it's…
It’s been less than a week and over 1 million people have already reserved the OnePlus 2. And that’s without ever having held or used it firsthand. OnePlus’ second smartphone, which it’s positioning as the “2016 flagship killer,” has debuted to an incredible amount of buzz — at least among tech enthusiasts. Your average person probably still hasn’t (yet) heard of the company, but it’s still an impressive showing. With the queue system only growing longer, OnePlus held a series of public events today in cities around the world that gave its fans a chance to handle the OnePlus 2 and score an invite of their own.
Researchers at Arizona State University have created the world’s first white laser beam, according to a new study published in Nature. More work needs to be done to perfect this technology, but white lasers could serve as a potential alternative light source — both in people’s homes and in the screens of their electronics. Lasers are more energy efficient than LEDs, and the ASU researchers claim that their white lasers can cover 70 percent more colors than current standard displays.
Kendrick Lamar has already given us three music videos for songs off his critically acclaimed sophomore album To Pimp A Butterfly, including the tremendous treatment for “Alright,” which should pull in a VMA Award if there’s any justice in the world. Now Kendrick’s back with a video for “For Free? (Interlude)” which is one of the boldest and deepest tracks on the album, and the new video is nothing if not audacious. Featuring a choir, a full band, and a rapidly multiplying Kendrick Lamar, the brisk video — directed by Joe Weil & The Little Homies — is the latest addition to one of the best albums to come around in some time.
As is the case with seemingly anything that connects to the internet these days, a security researcher has found that GPS devices which connect to the Globalstar satellite network are vulnerable to man-in-the-middle hacking. According to Synack Inc…
All three vulnerabilities are flaws in Linux kernel's handling of nested NMIs (non-maskable interrupts), as discovered by Andy Lutomirski, but they are …