Unless you been living under a rock, then you know that Microsoft ended official extended support for Windows 7 on Tuesday. That means that Microsoft is no longer providing product updates or security patches for the operating system — that is unless you are a corporate customer that pays a yearly per device fee for Windows 7 Extended Security

Security researchers are warning of a rise in “fleeceware” scams, a relatively new term that recently entered into the lexicon of security experts. It is a growing problem in the Play Store, whereby Android users end up being charged “excessive amounts of money for apps” for failing to cancel a subscription before a short trial period expires.

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Mozilla has announced that it has let go of several employees via an official blog post. In the post, titled “Readying for the Future at Mozilla,” Mitchell Baker, Mozilla Chairwoman and interim CEO, wrote that Mozilla has to do two things in this era including continuing to excel in its current work and innovating in areas most likely to impact

Last week at CES 2020, AMD launched its newest Ryzen APUs based on 7nm Zen 2 architecture. Today, Hewlett-Packard became the latest to adopt these processors into its product range with the introduction of the ProBook x360 435 G7.

The ProBook x360 435 G7 is a 13.3-inch class convertible with a Full HD resolution touch display. Given that

Field of Dreams taught us, “If you build it, he will come,” referring to a deceased baseball legend wandering out of a corn field in Iowa. When it comes to PC security, though, if you discover it (“it” being a vulnerability), the proof of concepts will come, and that is precisely what has happened with a “CurveBall” flaw the National Security

In this episode of HotHardware’s Two And A Half Geeks webcast, Marco, Brittany, Chris and Dave discuss the Best of CES 2020, AMD’s hot new Ryzen 4000 Mobile processors, Intel’s encouraging DG1 graphics demo, Alienware’s sweet new Concept UFO gaming handheld PC, Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Fold foldable tablet PC, and what to do about that Windows

Sony and Microsoft have both been slow playing the details of each company’s next-generation game console, the PlayStation 5 (PS5) and Xbox Series X, respectively. They will arrive at retail in holiday 2020 (which means November or December). But will we see a full reveal before then? It’s possible, and there is evidence to suggest Sony will

Tensions with China are growing as the U.S government fears that China is attempting to spy on Americans via the myriad of electronic devices built inside the country. Recently, Washington has pressured TSMC to produce the chips that are used inside U.S. military hardware within the United States. Reports indicate that the U.S. government

Here we go again, the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is exerting pressure on Apple to help unlock an older iPhone model as part of a crime investigation, and just like before, there’s another layer to the story. On the surface, it might seem reasonable to pressure a device maker to thwart its own creations, in the name

The new year has just begun, which means that rumors concerning the next-generation iPhone are already kicking into high gear. The latest news coming from Apple’s supply chain revolves around the iPhone’s Face ID software and the inclusion of additional time-of-flight sensors.

On the Face ID front, a report from CNBC claims that the hardware