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Following years of debates and discussions, the Canadian government has decided to implement a new copyright law that, for once, isn’t a draconian legal weapon for the government and patent holders to censor the internet or place harsh penalties on citizens. It essentially protects ISPs and VP
Polaroid’s attempts to make itself relevant again in the age of digital photography have been met with minimal success, but the company is continuing its efforts. In its latest attempt, Polaroid has formed a partnership with an Edinburgh-based photo journaling service known as Blipfoto. The se
Toshiba is a well established household name that played a major role in making the television market the way it is today, but new rumors suggest that the Japanese electronics giant is considering leaving the US market. These rumors are fueled by the fact that Toshiba recently announced that it won&
A new study from the Leichtman Research Group has shown that almost half of all households that don’t have a cable subscription make up for it with a Netflix subscription, highlighting what many people see as common sense that Neflix’s biggest customers are cord cutters. The study also s
The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas features products geared towards Western markets, something that Chinese companies don’t exactly have a strong foothold in, and it’s for this reason that Chinese tech companies tend to get overlooked at CES. However, with companies like ASUS and
Last year’s iCloud hack was certainly one of more infamous events in Internet history, and now it looks like 2015 might have a similar event. A hacker known as Pr0x13 has released a new tool on GitHub that it call “iDict” and claims is capable of bypassing the restrictions and auth
ASUS has been providing us with plenty of teasers for the announcements it’s going to make at CES 2015 next week, including one that uses Morse code. The “secret” message that’s hidden in the code, which the company claims involves “a feature of one of our highlights at
BitTorrent has spent the last couple of years trying to torrenting into a legitimate method for people to acquire their favorite media, and it looks like its working. Thom Yorke, the lead singer of Radiohead, has made somewhere around $25 million by releasing his second solo album through the BitTor
The British government has announced a new program that might be implemented in the future which would require the most promising tech graduates in the UK to work with the GCHQ (the British equivalent of the NSA) before entering into the private sector. Britain’s surveillance agency GCHQ could becom
In recent years, legal digital music downloads have been rapidly growing in popularity, but a recent report from Nielsen has revealed that paid downloads for albums and songs have declined by 9% and 12% respectively. On the other hand, the sales of vinyl music have actually increased significantly,
Chick-Fil-A has the pleasure of starting off the new year with a possible credit/debit card breach. The popular fast food chain has issued a statement announcing that it “recently received reports of potential unusual activity involving payment cards used at a few of [its] restaurants.”
I’m sure many of you had to endure the cyberattack that took down the PlayStation Network for most of the holidays. The outage, which was supposedly caused by a DDoS attack, kept many PS3 and PS4 owners from being able to access online services such as the PlayStation Store and multiplayer for
