Latest articles by Kevin Parrish
John McAfee is on the run, wanted for questioning in a murder case involving his neighbor. He says they're out to kill him.
Content owners and anti-piracy firms have increased their takedown notices to Usenet services over the past six months.
A Google engineer claims that the Sophos Antivirus client shouldn't be used in high value information systems located in government, healthcare and military sectors.
On-demand services like Netflix are supposedly reducing BitTorrent downloads.
We check out ECBC's super-sturdy, super-roomy Tomahawk Messenger bag that supports up to 17-inch laptops and more.
Now you can read your favorite Kindle-based books on any Windows 8 or Windows RT device.
Google has confirmed that Google Play carrier billing is coming to Verizon Wireless. The Android storefront has also been updated with a Wishlist, a standalone Google Calendar app and more.
The popular torrent site is now floating in the cloud, raid-free.
The latest Skype beta now includes Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger service.
Google's Chrome browser for Android now has a better sandbox feature to keep malicious websites contained within its borders.
Verizon has teamed up with McAfee and Asurion to provide its own security solution for Android devices.
Two publishers have reported that Tumblr closed their adult blogs for bogus reasons.
Another Nexus 7 defect leaves the screen unresponsive on the right side when held in portrait mode.
Chrome 22 introduces Packaged Apps which allows developers to create HTML5 apps that can be installed in the system like any other software.
This is the first quality speaker dock for Kindle Fire, says Grace Digital.
This portable scanner saves documents onto an included SD card.
Long-time Googler Marissa Mayer has left the search engine company to take the reigns of rival Yahoo.
Microsoft plans to offer a $399 Halo 4 console bundle featuring a limited edition Xbox 360 and exclusive downloadable content.
Brands with Twitter accounts can now throw up age gates to block underage followers.
A developer discovered that the Nexus 7 has a magnetic sensor similar to the one used on the iPad 2.
The title says it all, and it can be yours this September for $100 USD.
