Features Top Windows 8 Features: File History The disk maintenance tools that Microsoft ships with Windows have always been, at best, tolerable. Now that there's an entire industry centered around archival storage systems and services, it's about time Microsoft gave its consumer versions of Windows a file archiving system appropriate for the 21st century. Replacing Windows Backup, Windows 8… Enterprise Scott M. Fulton View comments
Apple 7 Extremely Weird Mobile Apps Smartphones and tablets can do some amazing things. You can track your exercise, organize your life, play amazing games and reach any media you would ever want to find. The Apple App Store and Android's Google Play can be home to some odd stuff, too. Really odd stuff. Mobile Dan Rowinski View comments
Analysis Policy Barriers to Cloud Computing As cloud storage competition heats up, providers in the United States may want to start lobbying for better data protection laws if they want to remain competitive. The current state of U.S. law, particularly the Patriot Act, has companies outside the U.S. understandably nervous about hosting data on American soil. Joe Brockmeier View comments
Apple Intelâs New Ivy Bridge Processors After months of industry anticipation, Intel today released the first of its next-generation Ivy Bridge desktop and laptop processors. So what does it mean for computer buyers? Faster performance, longer battery life and better, more affordable graphics in computers hitting the market in the coming months. Antone Gonsalves View comments
Hacking Can Anonymous Fix Online Music? The digital music space is flourishing, yet at the same time, it remains fractured by a multitude of separate services and apps. It's a problem that hacktivist collective Anonymous blames on the dominance that major labels still exert over the industry. The solution, the group says, is what it calls a "fault-tolerant and open platform for social… Play John Paul Titlow View comments