Latest articles by Jill Scharr
Is the Gmail for iOS App Insecure?
A security company warns about an alleged security oversight in the Gmail for iOS app, but it's not time to panic yet.
'Omni-Gamers' Growing in Number, Says Report
The term sounds like a bad '80s movie title, but so-called 'avid omni gamers' represent a growing trend among gamers.
Microsoft, Adobe July Updates: What You Need to Know
From Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday updates to Adobe's 'Rosetta Flash' fix, here's what you need to know to keep your computer safe.
Call Me Maybe? Android Flaw Could Interrupt Your Calls
An Android flaw that lets attackers interrupt users' phone calls has been patched, but many users won't be able to upgrade.
AVG's 'Secure Search' Toolbar May Create Security Risk
A flaw in the AVG Secure Search toolbar for Internet Explorer leaves users vulnerable to cyberattackers, a security report shows.
Don't Sell Your Used Cellphone Until You Read This
Think factory-resetting your smartphone got rid of your embarrassing pics? Think again!
MakerBot PrintShop iPad App Is an Intro to 3D Printing
The MakerBot PrintShop app is a very entry-level tool for getting started with 3D printing on a MakerBot Replicator.
7 Samsung Galaxy S5 Security Tips to Keep You Safe
Your smartphone is your castle. Protect it! These seven tips for Samsung Galaxy S5 owners will help keep your phone and data safe.
How the Supreme Court's Cellphone Decision Affects You
Police cannot search a person's cell phone without a warrant, the Supreme Court decided today. Here's how the decision affects you.
Hacky Bird: Malware Infests Flappy Bird Alternatives
79 percent of Flappy Bird clones in the Google Play store are fronts for malware, according to tests by security company McAfee.
How to Use Avast's Ransomware Removal App
Does your Android phone have ransomware? Follow these steps to use Avast's Ransomware Removal app to get rid of it.
4K TVs Drop Below $500
The new line of 4K TVs from TCL includes a 40-inch screen for less than $500, as well as three 4K Smart TVs sized at 55, 65 and 85 inches.
Users Rate Highest-Quality 3D Printers
What 3D printer has the best print quality? A new report from 3D Hub based on consumer feedback puts the Form 1 at the top of the list.
How to Enable High-Quality Graphics in Watch Dogs
Disappointed in how the video game 'Watch Dogs' looks on your PC? Use this mod to activate the game's buried high-quality graphics.
Nearly All Android Devices Vulnerable to Rooting Attack
A Linux flaw used to root Android phones can also be used to install malware, leaving devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S5 vulnerable.
Facebook's New Ads Are Nosier Than Ever
Facebook will show you ads based on your non-Facebook online activity -- and will no longer honor 'Do not track' requests.
Nintendo E3 2014: All the New Games
Nintendo took the wraps off several fall titles, including new 'Super Smash Bros.' and 'Zelda' games, and gave release dates for others.
Xbox One E3 2014: All the New Games
From Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare to Fantasia: Music Evolved, these are the hot new games Microsoft unveiled for the Xbox One at E3 2014.
Simplocker Is Android's First Crypto-Ransomware
Simplocker is the first crypto-ransomware for Android, and its operators use the Tor Internet protocol to stay hidden.
Hacking an Electronic Highway Sign is Way Too Easy
Warning: hackers ahead? Electric highway signs are very easy to hack — especially a certain brand which uses the same default password.
Porn Spam Gets a Kik Out of You
People who get their kicks from adult webcam images may find themselves being lured to Kik instant messenger by sexy spambots.
How Much Power do Next-Gen Game Consoles Consume?
The Wii U uses less than half the power of the Xbox One and PS4, but all three consoles use way too much power for streaming video.
Game Over for 'Gameover' Malware
Two of the most insidious strains of malware in recent history have been 'disabled' and their creator indicted in a U.S. court.
