Month: November 2016

The latest critical vulnerability in the Firefox and Tor browsers shows that Mozilla’s security defenses are a few years behind compared to the competition, which is why Mozilla will need to focus even more on bringing strong security to its browser.

Oculus released setup guides for the experimental 360-degree and room-scale configurations for the Rift and Touch controllers that shed light on details that Oculus hasn’t previously disclosed about its half-official Touch setups.

Want to learn how to download movies and shows for offline viewing on Netflix? You’ve come to the right place.

Check Point security researchers uncovered a malware campaign that could steal users’ Google account tokens by infecting devices through apps installed from third-party stores.

AOC revealed a new 27-inch monitor, the P2779VC, that comes equipped with a Qi base station to enable wireless charging.

The Qubes OS team announced plans to make it easier for the community to donate, as well as a new plan to focus on enterprise customers by selling customized support.

Strike another reason to pirate TV shows off your list. Netflix now offers local download options for mobile device users, which means you can watch your favorite shows and movies anywhere without having to worry about your internet connection.

Corsair released a special edition RM1000i unit to celebrate 10 million PSUs sold throughout the decade it’s spent in the market.

Lochliam Wilson, Fove’s co-founder and CTO, participated in a Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything) discussion on November 28. The executive answered the community’s questions about his company’s upcoming eye-tracking VR HMD developer kit, Fove 0.

Ever wanted to ask Corsair something directly? How did you design your last product? What’s the future look like? Well, now you have the chance! Tom’s Hardware is proud to announce our latest installment of Ask Me Anything featuring Corsair.

Accustomed to customary configurations, our AMD editor gets sideways with a prosumer Xeon platform. Will Gigabyte’s X170-Extreme ECC bridge the gap between his work and hobbies?

In a video, we explore what Hall Effect keyboard switches are, how they work, and why they’re in some ways preferable to standard mechanical switches.