Articles by Joseph Mayton
Is SSL bugs a Heartbleed Part 2? Flaws may be worse than Heartbleed, say security experts
New reports indicate OpenSSL has a number of security flaws. In order to avoid exploitation, quick action needs to be taken.
Apple iWatch on horizon but what will it bring to health device market?
Apple is rumored to be launching a smartwatch, dubbed iWatch. The question is when the official announcement will be made, even as reports suggest production to begin.
Is Tinder the next Snapshot? It may be the next big sex text tool
Tinder is looking to follow Snapshot with an image feature. Many fear that it could lead to the app becoming tops for sexting.
Worse traffic commute in the U.S.? LA takes top ranking
Los Angeles has the worst traffic in North America, a study from TomTom reveals. That doesn't come as a surprise for LA residents.
U of Michigan builds a fake city as test bed for driverless cars
Driverless cars are getting some solid testing done. And to do so, a simulated fake city is the location as the world watches this innovative tech develop.
Sprint makes move to merge with T-Mobile
Sprint is looking to make the merger with T-Mobile happen. It comes after much top-level chatter over the potential deal.
Amazon phone coming? Will you answer the call? (video)
Is an Amazon phone in the works? Now the question for the online retail company is whether it will have the traction to engage in a market already flooded with myriad smartphones.
Samsung, B&N team up on new Nook, but will it ever beat the Kindle?
Samsung and Barnes & Nobles are partnering on a new Nook. But even still, can it really compete with the Kindle?
Video gamers are fun, family-focused and not the geeks you think
Today's gamers might not be the geeks of yesteryear. According to a new study, they are more socially aware and involved than their nongamer counterparts.
Dirty air isn't good for the heart, lungs
A new study shows air pollution may be linked to illness. The research shows that lung and heart health are affected by high levels of particulates in the air.
'Temple Run' now in the billion download club
'Temple Run' has reportedly crossed the 1 billion download marker. It took the company only two years to get that done.
What's so swift about Apple's Swift? Better developer access, for one
The launch of Apple Swift has split the tech world over its usefulness. But supporters of Swift say it gives developers greater access to the iOS platform.
Apple iOS 8: 3 things users should know about
Apple's new iOS 8 will launch this fall. There are some innovative new features for the mobile operating system.
Secret Service looking to grab some sarcasm software, no joke
The Secret Service wants to know if you are being sarcastic. Its new push into social analytics software aims to help it better determine real threats from sarcasm.
Valve pushes out Dota 2 virtual headset, gears up for battle with Rift
Valve launches a virtual headset in battle for virtual reality world consumers. The news has sparked a flurry of interest.
Google Glass goes high fashion, will it bring out the sexy in geek?
Google is teaming up once again with Diane von Furstenberg to help design Glass for women. The move aims to open up the market.
Sony pulls PlayStation Portable out of Japanese market
Sony is pulling the plug on the PSP in Japan. After 10 years, the company hopes it can jump-start the portable gaming world with Vita.
Facebook buys Pryte for app making, connecting emerging markets to Web
Facebook has acquired Finnish app maker Pryte. The move aims to boost connectivity as Facebook looks to deliver Internet to the world.
Intel thinner, smaller tablet chip may lead to fan-less tablets, laptops
Intel is going thinner with new tablet chips. The move has also made it possible for the first-ever fan-less laptop.
Take that, cancer: Immune booster drug getting kudos
New research has found a cancer fighter. Genetically modified T-cells can destroy cancers, a study of women with cervical cancer has shown.
Apple unveils iOS 8, Yosemite, at WWDC as Tim Cook snarls about Android users
Apple announces new iOS and OS X, Yosemite, at WWDC. Apple CEO Tim Cook also jabbed at Android users.
Google makes a $1B bet on web-beam satellites
Google is continuing its push into the skies. The company reportedly will spend more than $1 billion to launch satellites to deliver Internet service to underserved areas on Earth.
NASA launching Mars parachute test off Kauai
NASA is to test a new, larger parachute vehicle. The goal is to use it to deliver heavier loads to Mars in the near future.
Carbon reduction could stem global warming trend
A new study says reducing carbon emissions is key to help battle climate change. The researchers from UCLA argue no other solution is better.
Being bilingual may slow down the brain aging process, says study
A new study has shown bilingual people may have better odds when it comes to brain aging. Research indicates those with bilingual skills show signs of better intelligence and reading ability later in life.
HTC One Wear smartwatch rumored: Will the Moto 360-like wearable really hit market?
Rumors are abounding of the possible new smartwatch from HTC. It is reported to be called the HTC One Wear.
Google uses YouTube Video Quality Report to slam ISPs, no exceptions
Google has launched YouTube Video Quality Report. It is a slap in the face for ISPs, and those pesky fast lanes.
Microsoft reportedly prepping multi-sensor smartwatch: Will it be a game changer?
Microsoft rumors over a new smartwatch are picking up steam. The question is whether it will change the market.
WWDC 2014: What we should and shouldn't expect from Apple on Monday
Many are hopeful that Apple will wow the world at WWDC, which kicks off on Monday. It comes on the back of big talk from the company's top brass.
Ford issues 1.3M SUV recall for engine issues, steering defect
Ford is the latest American automaker to issue a recall. It comes after at least eight injuries have been reported due to faulty power steering.
