Most tech coverage tells you what happened. TechSpective’s Analysis & Insight tells you what it means. When a major event shapes the industry conversation, we cover what the room was actually thinking, not just what got said on stage.
Comments on posts are a great way to engage readers (or customers) and build credibility for your brand or business. There are two things that can ruin it, though, trolls and comment spam. Trolls post vitriolic or incendiary comments with […]
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It is only one of seven security bulletins issued by Microsoft for the June 2014 Patch Tuesday, but MS14-035 is by far the most urgent and critical of the bunch. This one update fixes 59 separate vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer.
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Viruses, worms, Trojans, botnets, and other malware are all constant threats facing you as you surf the Web and use your PC. The biggest threat, however, to the security of your PC and personal information is you. People have always
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There are a lot of things that probably don’t matter all that much in your office or home. If a fire or flood destroys everything, you can get a new desk, printer, or bookcase. There are things, however, that are
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The Surface Pro 3 looks awesome, but it’s not cheap. It’s also not expensive, per se, compared against devices with similar features and functionality. Although the Surface Pro 3 is, in fact, a tablet, it has the form and function
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A gallery of images from CEIC (Computer and Enterprise Investigations Conference) 2014 at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas. The event is hosted and presented by Guidance Software–makers of the popular computer forensics tool EnCase. Did you attend CEIC 2014, or
We have a lot of print photographs in our home. There are 13 or so very thick photo albums, plus untold volumes of loose photographs in shoe boxes in the closet, or bins stashed in the attic. One flood or
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I called it. Vegas (and Wall Street) were probably taking odds on the pervasive rumors and speculation about a “Surface Mini”, but as a Surface Pro 2 user I couldn’t see any real value in a smaller model. A BIGGER
Surface Pro 3 really is ‘the tablet that can replace your laptop’ Read More »
Microsoft is holding a big media event tomorrow focused on its Surface tablet line. Most of the rumors and speculation suggest we can expect some sort or smaller “Surface Mini”. That has some benefits, but a larger Surface Pro would
Surface Mini? Give me a Surface XL Read More »
The United States and China have a strange relationship. They are rival nations that don’t trust each other, and yet work very closely together in many ways. China is a communist nation–that owns a huge stake in US capitalism, and
DOJ throws down the gauntlet with cyber crime charges against Chinese military Read More »
