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China may be behind the cyberattcks on USPS
It was announced yesterday that the United States Postal Service’s (USPS) computer networks experienced a breach some time in September, and it remains to be seen as to the exact…
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Time Warner considers $588 million acquisition of Network Ten
It is a deal that could see the face of Australian television change forever. Time Warner has reportedly got its eye on the struggling Australian television channel Network Ten…
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The Tor Project wonders how the feds took down hidden websites
Little is known about how US and European law enforcement shut down more than 400 websites, including Silk Road 2.0, which used technology that hides their true IP addresses.…
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Former Riot developer brings MOBAs to iOS
We’re not sure how many of you guys have actually thought that wouldn’t it be cool if you had a MOBA that you could play on your phone? Given that most MOBAs tend to be rather…
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The LG G Watch R is coming to Sprint on Friday
Sprint will begin selling LG’s new G Watch R on Friday, November 14, the carrier has confirmed. The device is already available through Google Play for $300, but Sprint will…
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AT&T expands into Mexico with $2.5 billion acquisition of Iusacell
AT&T has agreed a deal to expand into Mexico with the acquisition of local carrier Iusacell. The $2.5 billion move will create the first ever “North American mobile service,” AT&T…
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Big data can predict when you’ll quit your job
Big stores of data and the intelligent algorithms that underpin them can inform everything from your Netflix recommendations to your Facebook news feed, and now a new system being…
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DARPA funds new project that’s basically autocomplete for coders
DARPA is funding a new project by Rice University called PLINY, and it’s neither a killer robot nor a high-tech weapon. PLINY, named after Pliny the Elder who wrote one of…
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Zalman Tech goes bankrupt due to corporate fraud
This month is not starting very well for technology enthusiasts. Most of us have fond memories of Zalman, a company that has been producing advanced cooling solutions since 1999.…
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Agency uses Tinder to raise awareness of sex trafficking
A new campaign hammers home the brutal reality of sex trafficking in Ireland — with Tinder profiles telling victims’ stories and inviting users to swipe left on sex trafficking.…
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BMW wants to charge your electric vehicle using street lights
One of the frequently-cited problems with electric cars is a lack of places to charge up when you’re away from home. Rather than create an entire standalone network, BMW…
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DARPA wants to use technology to kill an Ebola crisis in the womb
DARPA, the military’s mad science division, is also a master of PR, we all cheer them on, even though they may be building a robot army that one day hunts us down. But the robots…