Computing Now's News Podcast

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Computing Now's News Podcast covers the most important and interesting topics from industry and research.

  1. 04.02.2015

    CN News Podcast: Critical Linux bug, US requiring faster broadband, tech firms settle hiring lawsuit.

    A Linux bug representing a major Internet threat, the US requiring faster speeds for broadband, and big tech firms settling a lawsuit over accusations that they unfairly limited workers' wages.

    7 Min.

  2. 28.01.2015

    CN News Podcast: 01-28-2015

    Three advanced technologies beginning to improve mobile telephony, researchers developing an application that wins at poker, and familiar names at the top of 2014's list of worst passwords.

    8 Min.

  3. 21.01.2015

    CN News Podcast: 01-21-2015

    French websites defaced, bug that enables eavesdropping on cell calls, and NASA's ape-like robot.

    7 Min.

  4. 13.01.2015

    CN News Podcast: 01-13-2015

    Hackers attacking the Internet naming authority, companies working on ways to let mobile apps communicate with one another, and California prisoners being taught to program.

    7 Min.

  5. 10.12.2014

    CN News Podcast: 12-10-2014

    Sony hit with a devastating attack, a new Bluetooth version that connects to the Internet, and the father of the home video console dying recently.

    7 Min.

  6. 03.12.2014

    CN News Podcast: 12-03-2014

    E-commerce websites crashing under the weight of holiday traffic, breaking up Google in Europe, and a new project promising to help make the Web more secure.

    7 Min.

  7. 26.11.2014

    CN News Podcast: 11-26-2014

    Malware that has been spying on victims for six years, a company at the center of a controversy over the future of cloud services and TV broadcasting declaring bankruptcy, and virtual reality that could make gamers sick.

    7 Min.

  8. 19.11.2014

    CN News Podcast: 11-19-2014

    Microsoft telling users to patch a potentially catastrophic Windows flaw, researchers finding that many children’s apps violate users’ privacy, and a group wanting permission for players to revive discontinued online games.

    7 Min.
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Computing Now's News Podcast covers the most important and interesting topics from industry and research.

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