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Co-opted Internet

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Google and LG creates VR AMOLED 120 Hz at 5500 x 3000

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Harvard Report Debunks Claim Surveillance Is “Going Dark”

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C weirdness

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A software engineer's ethical responsibility

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Microsoft opens up applications for developers to test iOS and Android app conversion tools

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New invention expands Wi-Fi bandwidth tenfold

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HTTPS bug leaves 1,500 iOS apps vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, finds analytics company

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Google's 'Mobilegeddon'

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A Lightbulb-Shaped Projector Could Power The Smart Home Of The Future

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Want to manage your time successfully? Use this simple Google investment trick

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Google is Adding a Private Registry to its Docker Arsenal

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The £6 box which spies on everything you type

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Traffic lights on your windshield could get you home faster

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On the duality of operating system structures

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You probably shouldn't be using the WhiteHat Aviator browser if you’re concerned about security and privacy

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Bcrypt. It’s The Bare Minimum

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My Computer Language is Better than Yours

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Samsung's 'eye mouse' enables users to control their computer with a glance

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Staff At Sony Pictures Are Being Forced To Use Pens And Paper After A Massive Hack

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UK government wants to accurately identify law-breaking web users

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Google Details Android 5.0 Lollipop’s Major Security Improvements

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Google Maps: Where Is It Going, And What Data Will You Have To Give Up To Use It?

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Siri, Focus My Attention

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Tesla's Model D beats Model S in power and efficiency

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An Overnight Success–How Product Hunt + Hacker News fueled 300k views in 30 days

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In Hong Kong’s protests, technology is a battlefield

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Google Maps challenges Foursquare with new Explore feature on Android and iOS

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NSA spying protest takes to the skies in Utah

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HP’s The Machine project could one day bring us smartphones with 100TB of memory

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A Tale of CenturyLink Backdoors, PCI Compliance, and Pain. Lots of Pain.

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Remote Working Policy At Trak.io

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Revealed: NSA collecting phone records of millions of Americans daily

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Social is not a destination

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Mercedes-Benz plan will put QR codes on cars to speed up rescues

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Attack hitting Apache sites goes mainstream, hacks nginx, Lighttpd, too

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When Your Data Wanders to Places You’ve Never Been

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Researcher's Serial Port Scans Find More Than 100,000 Hackable Devices, Including Traffic Lights And Fuel Pumps

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Young appmakers can't count on a job for life

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How Tech Let Go Of The Follower Count

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Google’s Vint Cerf explains how to make SDN as successful as the internet

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Google and Apple part ways over WebKit, Blink to become the new engine behind Chrome

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Developer Freedom At Stake As Oracle Clings To Java API Copyrights In Google Fight

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Password denied: when will Apple get serious about security?

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Google takes Open Patent Non-Assertion Pledge

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Computer pioneer Alan Kay says the iPad has “been dumbed down so far it’s distressing”

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Getting ultraviolent about UltraViolet™

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EU data law proposal uses language—word-for-word—from US, EU corporations

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The Inside Story Of Ubuntu’s Gesture-Centric Smartphone

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'New Cinema' explores the altered future of film

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Does SUSE Linux Have A Future?

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Google Declares War on the Password

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For teens, Facebook is old

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Schneier on Digital Feudalism, Cyberterrorism And Zombie SOPA

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Another Apple Patent Gets Smacked Down, And Its 'Thermonuclear War' Becomes Even More Of A Farce

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12 tools to know

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Why a String of Characters Can’t Protect Us Anymore

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6 ways big data is helping reinvent enterprise security

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Novelist helps in his own novel's online abduction into piracy

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Squarespace, Fog Creek, Peer1 Kept NY Data Center Alive By Carrying Fuel Buckets To The 17th Floor In The Dark

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Community-minded 11-year-old helps local residents with pop-up Internet cafe

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Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards 2012

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The fastest way to close all running programs in Windows

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Citizen Digital Activism · Global Voices

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Apple's iPhone Tracking In iOS 6

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General Motors Takes IT In-House, Hires 3,000 HP Employees as Its Own

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Alvin Roth Receives Economics Nobel For Flawed Residency Match System

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PredictGaze wants the TV to look at you

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Chrome Beta adds video engagement APIs, promises higher-quality video chats sans plugin

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