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In their biggest hack to date, the hacker group known as Cocain TeaM continues to replace websites with an ominous map, seemingly random messages, and the...
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In their biggest hack to date, the hacker group known as Cocain TeaM continues to replace websites with an ominous map, seemingly random messages, and the...

Seven states are currently taxing out-of-state online retailers. The practice, called the "Affiliate Taxes" or "Amazon Taxes", are spreading rapidly as...

Fans of Minecraft will appreciate this real-life, working dirt block that reacts to pulverizing blows, just as they do in the game. It's already wildly...

When the Google +1 button first rolled out earlier this year, it made a little bit of a splash from speculation that it may have an effect on general...

With much of the social media focus lately being on Facebook and Google+, Twitter has not received as much buzz as normal. The site continues to grow and...

It wasn't the airlines or the government that come up with a scientific, algorithmically-based method for speeding up the boarding of a plane. It was an...

There is much truth in Ben Parr's Mashable story about the end of the "Daily Deals Era". The end of Facebook Deals last week was viewed as a benefit for...

Social media is often a paradox. For many, it's the convergence of our private lives with public access and scrutiny. As a result, many companies are...

Microsoft really wants more cloud Customer Relationship Management (CRM) clients and now they're willing to pay for them. Medium-sized companies with...

There is little doubt that technology has changed things completely for western society in the last two decades. Computers are smaller and much faster....

It was a scumbag move, but in the end the sheep will still buy it. And so will I. When PC game peripheral maker Razer put the word out earlier in the week...

J.D. Power and Associates is reporting in their U.S. 2011 Wireless Network Quality Performance Study that performance levels for networks differ greatly...