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He isn’t just out there hacking people up on the popular television series Dexter. Now he’s chopping up computers and costing millions. South African banks have sustained millions of dollars worth of losses after criminals obtained payment card data from electronic point-of-sale terminal
One of the reasons that snapchat popped into the spotlight was because it was supposed to take away the permanence of the internet in a way that allowed temporary communications to roam free. That may not be the reality according to new reports. The reputation of Snapchat as an “ephemeral̶
Anyone who has ever tried to send money to a friend, even if it’s not very much, has probably found that it’s hard. Even if you share the same bank, it’s still more challenging to send that person $50 than it is to have a computer shipped from Dell. Square is tackling this challeng
Even before all of the hoopla over the NSA and other government organizations tracking our every digital move, there were plenty of people who had already made the decision to live “off the grid”. If you’re new to the concept, here are some things you should know. Nico Sell, the co
No, we’re not talking about women like Marissa Mayer. These are the women that made much of what we use today possible through grit, intelligence, and perseverance in the “man’s world” of technology. Most people already know about Ada Lovelace (in illustration at left), Grace
If you want to know about the performance and gameplay of the upcoming megahit, Battlefield 4, here you go… EA took the wraps off Battlefield 4 this past week, offering players a chance to experience a taste of what the game offers via an early beta. We’ve spent time with the game, teste
The reports from last week that turned out to be false about Twitter going to the NYSE as TWTR came through into reality this week. It’s official. Twitter has amended its S-1 filing to note that it will be listing on the New York Stock Exchange under the TWTR symbol, a detail that was omitted
On the corporate scale, 20% is a lot of people. With a company like path, it’s 13. Still, it’s significant. Dave Morin’s social networking app Path laid off 13 employees today, which represents 20 percent of the company’s staff. A spokesperson for the company confirmed the la
The processor that once dominated the segment completely is making its way back into the top spot with a batch of tablets carrying their chips next month. Intel’s recently introduced Atom chips code-named Bay Trail will be in 10 tablets and hybrids by the end of November, when the U.S. holiday
If you really want to learn how to build video games, the first gaming college in North America just hit a nice milestone. In my teenage years, I knew with utter certainty what I wanted to do after high school. I wanted to go to video game college. Like many Nintendo-era addicts, I had spent [&helli
Hands-free is so 2010. Now, you don’t even have to look at your screen to get information you need from you cars, at least as soon as Chevy gets their new technology installed. Siri “Eyes Free” mode will be coming to the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro, Volt, Malibu, SS, Cruze and Equinox vi
When Flickr first started showing photographs, there was a challenge with bandwidth. 3G wasn’t really a thing at the time, let alone 4G, so images had to be able to load faster. With better screens and faster internet available, Flickr is getting bigger. Flickr has been all about putting big,
