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The advent of streaming, YouTube-clone porn sites has resulted in countless hours of self-pleasure, but for tens of thousands of Germans, that “free” content may come at a price: the Regensburg-based law firm Urmann and Colleagues, described by some as a “copyright trolls,” just sent them threatenin
The spam machine is busy. And it’s not just attacking the social web, it’s taking over the entire Internet. According to study by Incapusla, creator of a web-based firewall application, human traffic accounts for less than 40 percent of all web traffic. That means more than half of the traffic on th
Starting today, BearExtender is finally making its 802.11ac WiFi adapter available to Apple laptops and desktop owners who are missing out on the novel wireless standard. Much like the company’s BearExtender 1200, the Turbo is also designed to add WiFi functionality to Mac computers. Also Read
Ford is pulling the academic world into autonomous car research because what student doesn’t want a driver-less designated driver. The car manufacturer partnered with the University of Michigan and insurance company State Farm to create a “research” Ford Fusion Hybrid. Ford says it is working on mak
ARM has acquired a company that specializes in graphics technology for games as the race to produce better mobile device chips for entertainment purposes continues. To make its mark in the mobile gaming industry, ARM has acquired video game lighting- effects company Geomerics. Geomerics’s technology
The Israeli Defense Ministry will use vCloud Enterprise Suite aboard to virtualize IDF data centers in a deal worth “multiple tens of millions of dollars”. There are probably few organizations more security conscious than the Israeli Defense Forces. And now the Israeli Ministry of Defense has
A lot of restaurants serves meat that comes from farms where the animals are cruelly abused, but how can you know which one? Fortunately, a nonprofit organization called America for Animals is building a mobile app that helps you find ‘cruelty-free’ places to eat so that you won’t unknowingly
Aerospace giant Boeing is restructuring its Research & Technology Unit, shifting between 800 to 1,200 jobs from Washington state to new R&D locations in Huntsville, Southern California; St. Louis, and North Charleston. Boeing Co (BA.N) said on Thursday it planned to eliminate up to 1,200 job
Seeking a significant amount of funding on WeFunder, Knightscope is developing a new type of crime-detection robot that could help police departments by using predictive algorithms to determine where crime will occur. Called the K5 Autonomous Data Machine, the robot is being built on the Segway robo
First it was books, then it was fruit, and now it’s, paper towels? Amazon could soon be diversifying its growing retail empire to target the kinds of things people frequently buy at warehouse club stores as part of a new “Pantry” service that will launch next year. Amazon.com is wo
Stephen Hawking has gone to great lengths to promote science through books and videos, but he has been conspicuously absent in the software world, until now, that is. The astrophysicist has just teamed up with Random House on Snapshots of the Universe, his first official app. What’s it like to see t
We Heart It, a photo-oriented social network, now has about 25 million users every month, 80% of which are under the age of 24, and more than 50% of which are in their teens. With a such a youthful user base it’s no suprise that the startup has partnered Teen Vogue and others. Lots of companie
