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Taking down Silk Road, the Bitcoin black market for goods and drugs sold around the world, didn’t just put a dent in the economy of crime. It has led authorities to be able to find and arrest the culprits who used it. NOD, a well-known drug dealer on the defunct online black market Silk Road,
Google Glass may not have the market cornered on computers you where on your nose. Granted, it’s not much of a “market” yet but hey, it’s a gadget and Google built it so why not compete? Samsung is reportedly entering the world of tech headwear. Via Twitter, Russian technolog
The President approved a similar request from Apple. He then rejected Samsung’s request. Samsung Electronics Co. (005930) must stop importing some models of smartphones and tablet computers into the U.S. after President Barack Obama’s administration upheld a ban won by Apple Inc. (AAPL) in a p
The Australian government had prepared a report on Prism months before it was revealed to the public by Edward Snowden. The Attorney-General’s Department prepared a secret briefing about PRISM in March, two months before former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden leaked in
When you’re a mysterious street artist walking the streets of New York City, you have to be willing to use a Brooklyn accent in your graffiti. Banksy does just that in his latest batch of tags. Making his way through the boroughs of New York, the infamous but mysterious interventionist Banksy
It’s probably a coincidence that the National Security Agency is having troubles with their data storage facility right around the time that they’ve been thrust into the international spotlight for technology spying. Then again, it’s an awfully bizarre situation if it really is a c
Just because the Galaxy Gear has fizzled a bit so far and the iWatch is still theoretical doesn’t mean that your household needs to go without a smartwatch. Here’s one that’s made for kids and it’s ready to go. Kid-friendly smartwatch Filip finally has its carrier partner — A
They wanted, as many startups want nowadays, to build an audience before building a business model. They hope this concept finally becomes a reality and they’re banking on the entertainment industry fueling their need for dollars. Fred Graver, Twitter’s head of TV, is hunkered down in a crampe
No, their prospects aren’t any better than they were before, but the new camera that is being reported as coming soon will feature a new camera that has better light quality… eight times brighter as a matter of fact. For all of the features and shooting modes in Samsung’s Galaxy li
Most browsers have a private mode that allows for searches to be done “privately” but it’s not what people really expect. The data in this format is still trackable. With a new product being launched today, it’s possible to really make your searches private. Started as a side
It doesn’t really matter whether Fab CEO Jason Goldberg is relinquishing his 2014 to cut costs or as a symbolic move, but that doesn’t really matter. When your company is failing, it’s the CEO’s job to take responsibility. He’s doing the right thing. Online retailer Fab
It’s staggering to realize that despite the infrastructure challenges, government roadblocks, and financial needs that permeate across the globe that by the end of the world, 2 out of every 5 people will have internet access. A United Nations report released today projects that by the end of t
