HyperX, a division of Kingston Technology, announced the launch of HyperX FURY memory for entry-level gamers and enthusiasts in India. HyperX FURY replaces the HyperX blu memory line. This next-generation high-performance memory
Axis Communications introduces the new AXIS P14 Series encompassing 7 day-and-night network cameras. With the AXIS P14 Series, customers can choose from camera models with a wide range of resolutions from HDTV
McAfee, part of Intel Security, outlined its strategy for enabling the secure Internet of Things. Utilizing McAfee’s history of securing the most demanding digital environments, McAfee is building and delivering future-focused security
Today, Vysion Technology Solutions, an IT Managed Service Provider (MSP), announced a special offer available for businesses migrating to Windows 8, due to the end of support for Windows XP. “Support for
In what could aid cancer treatment research in a big way, scientists have now made a tumour-like lump of cancer cells using 3D printing technology. This lump shows a greater resemblance to
The Authors Guild says that Google Inc. is stealing business from retailers and has asked a New York federal appeals court to find that the Internet giant is violating copyright laws with
The White House and U.S. intelligence agencies said on Friday neither the National Security Agency nor any other part of the government were aware before this month of the “Heartbleed” bug, denying
The U.S. government warned banks and other businesses on Friday to be on alert for hackers seeking to steal data exposed by the “Heartbleed” bug, as a German programmer took responsibility for
Amazon.com Inc is preparing to launch its long-rumored smartphone in the second half of the year, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people briefed on the company’s plans. The Internet
Patent buyer Intellectual Ventures has persuaded Microsoft and Sony to invest in its latest acquisition fund while Apple and Intel, which invested with IV previously, declined to participate, according to people briefed
The last six weeks have been terrible for many technology shares, but not for the four horsemen that sat atop the last tech boom. Intel, Oracle, Microsoft and Cisco, known as the
Microsoft Corp’s board faces a lawsuit over the way it handled an error with its Internet Explorer browser that ended up costing the company a record-breaking $731 million fine by European antitrust