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Only 39% tried to protect their privacy following Snowden leaks
Edward Snowden quickly became a household name when it was revealed that he was the one who blew the whistle on the NSA’s PRISM project which ultimately led to more reports…
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Organizational issues are hindering the development of iCloud
iCloud is Apple’s cloud storage service, but have you felt that perhaps it’s a bit lacking when compared to other cloud storage services out there? After all Apple should have…
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Sony goes on cyber lockdown following hack
Sony Pictures Entertainment was forced to shut down its worldwide email and computer network on Monday after being targeted by hackers who threatened to reveal the company’s…
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OnePlus teases a new upcoming device
There was much hype associated with the “flagship killer” this year, a competitively priced smartphone called OnePlus One which had specifications that matched many flagship…
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FAA unveils highly restrictive new drone laws
The FAA will soon release new rules on the use of drones in the US, and they might be more restrictive than the current ones, potentially making the use of a flying robot much…
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Robotics could be the key to revitalizing Japan’s manufacturing sector
Japan used to be the world leader where robotic technology is concerned, but their grip on the crown looks set to be slipping, as their supremacy in this particular field…
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Researchers discover “groundbreaking and almost peerless” malware
A sophisticated piece of malware known as “Regin” has been spying on government organizations, infrastructure operators, businesses, researchers and private individuals since…
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Anonymous programmer helps revive Seattle’s police body cam program
The police aren’t often fond of publishing body camera and dashcam footage online, but not necessarily for nefarious reasons, the volume of privacy-focused video editing they…
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Reference hardware kits for the Snapdragon 810 are up for sale
Intrinsyc has started selling the reference smartphone and tablet hardware kits for developers which is based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 SoC. Do not be confused, this is not…
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The UK government wants to track people’s IP addresses
As if people weren’t already paranoid or suspicious that their government could be tracking them or spying on it, it seems that over in the UK, the government has proposed a…
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The future is here, and so are laser-shooting wristwatches
A laser fitted into a watch that can actually do some damage; sounds like the stuff right out of spy movies, right? Well thanks to technology, such a device now exists.…
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Alienware is now shipping its PC/console hybrid
If you just can’t decide between a next-generation console and a Windows-based gaming rig then the Alienware Alpha PC is here to meet your needs. It’s been in the pipeline since…