Weekend Wrap-Up: Goodbye Internet Explorer?; Palm Could Return as an Android Brand
AndroidHappy Sunday! It’s time for another edition of the Weekend Wrap-Up, where we get you all caught up on the top tech stories from the past week. Companies in
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Take That, Terrorists: “The Interview” Earned $15M Online
Google PlayAfter some back and forth regarding how seriously they would take completely ridiculous threats of violence from cyberterrorists [https://www.besttechie.com/2014/12/15/sony-audit-revealed-security-holes-prior-to-hack/], Sony Pictures Entertainment decided
Weekend Wrap-Up: Hacks of Sony, Xbox Live, PlayStation Network Own the Week in News
AppleHappy Sunday! It’s time for another Weekend Wrap-Up, and this edition is quite hack-heavy. I’ll get into why in a minute, but you can expect to hear about
"The Interview" Hitting YouTube, Google Play Today
cyber attackSony Pictures Entertainment has announced that The Interview, the controversial comedy starring James Franco and Seth Rogen that may or may not have caused the huge cyber-attack [https://www.besttechie.
Sony Allowing “The Interview” Screenings on Xmas Day
hackIt’s a Christmas miracle! I guess! The controversial movie The Interview, which depicts the fictional (and supposedly comedic) assassination of North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, will be shown
Sony Mulling Free Streaming for “The Interview”
CrackleIn the wake of the cyber-attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment [https://www.besttechie.com/2014/12/15/sony-audit-revealed-security-holes-prior-to-hack/] – which, it should be noted, has increased tensions between the United States
U.S. to Claim North Korea Was Behind Sony Hacks
cyberattackThe United States is preparing to blame North Korea for cyberattacks against Sony Corp, and it could do as soon as tomorrow, according to a tweet from CNN reporter Ram
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