Articles by Randell S.
IE exploit used by Chinese hackers to spy on US vet site
From China with love? Online security firm FireEye detected the hack on the Veterans of Foreign Wars website Tuesday and reported its analysis Thursday pointing its fingers to hackers in China.
Turtle-like robot invented to explore shipwrecks
Scientists are testing a turtle-like robot that may help archaeologist explore underwater shipwrecks in the near future.
Microsoft not happy with Windows RT, may opt for just one OS
Microsoft may kill Windows RT software in the near future, saying the three versions of the Windows software - Windows, Windows RT and Windows Phone - have been giving it branding nightmares.
Black Friday Bargains: Tech deals to die for
The shopping season officially kicks off on Friday, midnight, with Black Friday deals ready to makes the cash registers go ka-ching. Check out some of the best deals for gadget lovers.
Jony Ive-designed Leica M camera, (RED) Mac Pro, and more fetch $$$$ at Sotheby's charity auction
An auction for a cause organized by Bono and managed by Sotheby's featured works by Jony Ive and Marc Newson.
Microsoft starts selling Scroogled merchandise ahead of holiday season
Just in time for the holidays, Microsoft fills the air with Google-bashing products with the opening of its "Scroogled" store.
Egyptian mummies got to chow on meat mummies in afterlife
Experts look into how ancient Egyptians preserved meats that they buried with mummified humans and pets.
Search for missing bodies and relief efforts intensify in typhoon devasted Philippines
Help from the international community and local groups are starting to arrive in the affected areas of Philippines wiped out by super typhoon Haiyan.
Airbnb releases new, feature-rich app for hosts
Airbnb has launched a redesigned mobile app that incorporates a new dashboard and makes rental hosting a lot easier.
