Pay-as-you-go Office 365 cripples apps if subscription expires

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Premium YouTube channels to cost $1 to $5 per month, report says

YouTube could be preparing to get into the subscription video business this spring, if one report proves accurate. According to AdAge's unnamed sources, YouTube wants to offer paid channels at a cost of $1 to $5 per month. There would be about 25 channels...

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10 open source projects to watch this year

Open source software projects may not typically have the marketing budgets necessary to match launch events like the one Microsoft just held for Office 2013, but that doesn't mean their products are any less valuable. Canonical surely came close in...

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Review: Cryptocat chat client includes encryption

Chatting online is easier than ever; chatting securely, not so much. The chat clients built into Facebook and Gmail emphasize ubiquity and ease of use over encryption. Cryptocat is one chat client that says you can have both security and convenience,...

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Review: KeePass makes strong passwords and keeps them safe

If you adopt just one security tool this year, make it KeePass. This free and open-source password manager is available for Windows, with unofficial ports for iOS, Android, Linux, and Mac OS X. A secure, lengthy, completely random password goes a long...

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HP will jump on the Chromebook bandwagon: Report

Another week, another major PC vendor announcing that it's planning a Chromebook offering of its own. Last week, it was Lenovo; this week, according to reports, it's none other than HP. Acer, meanwhile, is riding high on its own Chromebook sales,...

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Cloud computing ecosystem will arrive in 2013, analysts say

The global cloud computing market will continue to grow in 2013 as enterprises look to reduce costs and boost innovation, according to analyst firm Ovum. In its 2013 Trends to Watch: Cloud Computing report, Ovum has forecast that public, private and...

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Why the One Laptop Per Child devices are white and green

The white case and bright green trim of One Laptop Per Child's laptops have made them among the most recognizable in the world, but what's the story behind the choice of colors? Last week, Nicholas Negroponte, former head of the OLPC project and co-founder...

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Hands on with Swipp: Compare global opinions in real time

The latest contender in social networking emerged from stealth mode this week, offering yet another forum to share and compare opinions in a social stream of your acquaintances and the web at large. Hush-hush development of the Swipp Social Intelligence...

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Web services battleground heads to Africa

In the latest example of how Africa is becoming an important battleground for Western and Asian tech competitors, Web services giant Baidu will face off against Google following the Chinese company's move last week to bring its mobile browser to the...

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Square Enix brings multiplayer to Tomb Raider

Square Enix took advantage of CES 2013 to introduce a brand new kind of gameplay to the Tomb Raider franchise. When the reboot launches March 5 for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, up to eight players will be able to engage in multiplayer gameplay for...

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Google's 'transparency report' doesn't reveal everything

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Acer sheds eMachines, turns to Gateway and Packard Bell for post-PC era

Acer is trying to adapt to the slowdown in the PC market by shutting down its eMachines unit and refocusing Gateway and Packard Bell to offer new products that are "beyond the PC." Earlier this week, Acer took charges to the tune of $120.1 million related...

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RIM's mobile management software supports iOS, Android

A look at the BES 10 interface. Credit: RIM BlackBerry maker, Research In Motion has announced new mobile management software that adds support for Apple and Android devices but analysts say time will tell if the company's new emphasis on bring-your-own-device...

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Questions linger after Microsoft reports earnings

We still don't know how many Surface RT tablets Microsoft sold to close out 2012. But the Windows reboot and its associated hardware helped the tech giant rake in record revenues of $21.46 billion in its fiscal second quarter which ended Dec. 31. Microsoft...

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Windows Phone triples U.K. market share in a year

Microsoft's Windows Phone is still lagging a long way behind Android and iOS in terms of market share, but new figures indicate that the mobile operating system has experienced strong European growth over the last year, particularly in Britain and Italy....

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White House announces 'National Day of Civic Hacking'

It's not unusual for free and open source software projects to enlist the help of their fans and supporters in debugging and other efforts to make the software better. What's less common is for major national governments to do the same thing. Sure...

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Review: Epson Expression Photo XP-850 Small-in-One Printer

The Epson Expression Photo XP-850 Small-in-One Printer's talents may lean toward photos, but along with the superior image quality, it's also a full-featured, fairly fast color inkjet multifunction (MFP) with automatic duplex printing and scanning. Its...

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Mega: Hands-on with the encrypted cloud storage service

Get ready for Mega from the flamboyant Kim Dotcom. The Internet entrepreneur and accused digital outlaw recently launched Mega (short for Mega Encrypted Global Access), a new file storage and sharing service that features 50GB of free storage. Mega is...

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Review: Ashisoft Duplicate Finder can get rid of duplicate files, if you help it

Finding and removing duplicate files is a great way to organize your hard drive and free up some space. You can make this process easier with a utility that scans your entire hard drive to find these duplicate files. Ashisoft Duplicate Finder is one...

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Meet PicUntu, a lightweight Linux designed for tiny PCs

Anyone who's watched the PC industry at all over the past year or so has surely noticed the flood of tiny, Linux-powered PCs that have been flooding the market. The Raspberry Pi is certainly the best-known example of this growing new class, but it's...

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