Technology

What's next for Amazon's Kindle Fire?



Amazon's wildly popular $200 Kindle Fire tablet is getting about as much traction as the original iPad.

United Nations website gets hacked



A hacker who infiltrated the United Nations (UN) website has posted a list of potential network security vulnerabilities along with a detailed "map" of the organization's internal database on Pastebin.

Tesla showcases Model X SUV

Tesla certainly makes some of the coolest electric vehicles out there on the roads today.

The Droid 4 is now up for sale

If you want the latest entry in what has become a powerful brand partnership between Motorola and Verizon, it's available now.

Logitech Touch Mouse M600 has no buttons

Logitech has unveiled a new mouse which operates on the basis of touch, rather than standard device buttons.

Galaxy S II to hit Android 4.0 March 1

It's being reported that Samsung's Galaxy S II might well be the next major handset to go to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Google plans home entertainment system

Google's planninng to launch an own-brand home entertainment system, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Apple supplier Foxconn hacked

Foxconn, the Far Eastern manufacturer that supplies Apple and other hardware vendors, was yesterday hacked as part of a series of protests against the company's notorious working conditions.

What you can expect from Windows 8 on ARM


Microsoft exec Steven Sinofsky explains what devs and end-users can expect from Windows 8 on ARM (WOA) devices as Redmond preps the first RISC-friendly versions of its flagship OS.



FBI tracks "unsophisticated" Anonymous 



The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed the tracking of cyber activists associated with Anonymous in the context of what appears to be an open-ended investigation.

Report: Google working on a Dropbox killer

Of all the big trends in cyber space, there's one that Google has been notably left out of - cloud storage.

This BMW i8 prototype likes the snow

An early version of the BMW i8 first debuted back in 2009 - with the first iteration of the vehicle originally sporting the Concept Vision Efficient Dynamics name.

Feds step up domestic drone surveillance



Congress has passed a controversial bill that will make it easier for law enforcement officials to fly unmanned drones over US airspace. 



Team breaks satphone security

Satellite telephony - long thought to be secure against eavesdropping - is nothing of the sort, say researchers.

Google users sell their privacy cheaply

An offer from Google to pay users up to $25 to give up their privacy has been swamped by takers.