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If it’s alright for America to do it than its alright for us to do it. For decades, that’s been how the world works, with America’s actions essentially determining what is and isn’t acceptable for other nations to do. That’s why China figures its OK to require companies
While we can all agree that terrorists need to be eliminated, the kind of role we should play in their elimination is debatable. If you ask Apple CEO Tim Cook, the role of the people is currently and should continue to be very limited, simple as that. As far as Cook is concerned, privacy is [&hellip
Lenovo has been trying to clean up the massive mess that was left behind when the Superfish adware scandal hit, and it’s not doing very well. In order to rebuild people’s trust, the company has promised to cut back on the amount of crap that it installs on its computers. While that’
We live in world that revolves around big data, and its only going to become more dependent on data as time goes by. Even so, the process of buying and selling data is annoying even in the best circumstances, especially real-time data. This is something that a Singaporean startup known as DataStream
A few days ago it was revealed that the GCHQ and NSA had conducted one of their most daring spying operations to date which involved hacking the world’s largest manufacturer of SIM cards and acquiring thousands of the secure encryption keys that protect these cards. While the company, Gemalto,
As with most developing nations, mobile use in Pakistan has been growing at a dizzying pace these past few years with an estimated 100+ million citizens using cell phones. The Pakistani government wants to use this to its advantage and, for what it claims is an effort to avoid another disaster like
Here in the West, many of us complain about how crappy our Internet connection is and how annoyed we are that we have to pay so much for it. In the less fortunate parts of the world, however, people can’t even connect to the Internet at all or, when they can, its barely usable. In […]
The recording industry already has a release day standard, but it varies from country to country. Now, after several months of bickering, the industry has finally adopted a global standard that will see all future albums released on a Friday, a change that will go into effect later in the summer. Cr
Amazon is the undisputed king of the e-commerce market, especially here in the West. However, a new startup known as Jet may be the closest thing to a real competitor that Amazon has seen in a while, especially considering it was founded by a former Amazon executive. The startup’s Insider prog
Spotify’s desktop app is, for me at least, the biggest advantage the service has over its competitors as it allows me to save music to my computer for offline use. Now the app is getting updates with a collection of new features such as the ability to access the lyrics to your favorite songs t
Alien was one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever released, and certainly the greatest space horror film. The sequel, Aliens, was just as good, perhaps even better if you ask me. After the first two, however, things got a bit sour. While the third film was somewhat decent, the fourth film was abysmal
Watching viral videos is now easier than ever thanks to Digg TV, a new mode for the news aggregation service that allows you to create a playlist of Digg videos and watch them back-to-back. Discovery is one of the main focuses of this new mode, which is still in beta, and the Explore feature makes i
