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Verizon, AT&T Are Watching You

The Electronic Frontier Foundation this week renewed its protests against Verizon Wireless' and AT&T's use of supercookies that can't be deleted or disabled to track customers' mobile Web-browsing activities without their knowledge ...

Facebook’s Voter Turnout Efforts: Good, Bad or Pointless?

In the months leading up to Tuesday's mid-term elections, suspicions were rife about the possibility of Facebook influencing the outcome ...

The Trouble With Facebook’s Tor Link

Facebook recently announced that it was providing access directly over the Tor network ...

Dropbox, Microsoft Gang Up on Google

Microsoft on Tuesday announced a strategic partnership with Dropbox -- only eight days after announcing unlimited cloud storage for Office 365 subscribers in a move widely seen as a frontal attack on Dropbox and Google ...

NTSB Gives Last Press Briefing on SpaceShipTwo Crash Investigation

Christopher Hart, acting chairman of the United States National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash last week of Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo, on Monday delivered his final press briefing on the initial stage of the investigation ...

Gallup Poll: Credit Card Hacking Could Happen to Me

Over the 4th of July weekend, 82 people were shot in Chicago, and at least 14 of them died from their wounds. For the year, there were 63 homicides in Oakland as of late October. Philadelphians logged 47 homicides in the first 64 days of this year, two more than were killed in New York City during the same period ...

Tim Cook Makes Waves, Creates Ripple Effect

Apple CEO Tim Cook on Thursday publicly proclaimed he is gay, in an essay published in Bloomberg Businessweek ...

Microsoft May Have Launched a Band of Gold

Microsoft on Wednesday made another foray into the mobile health market with the introduction of the Microsoft Band, powered by its new Microsoft Health platform ...

HP May Sprout New Manufacturing Techniques

HP on Wednesday announced its Blended Reality ecosystem, consisting of HP Multi Jet Fusion, an advanced 3D printer; and Sprout by HP -- a combination scanner, depth sensor, high-res camera and projector that provides 3D images of items and enables real-time remote collaboration ...

Investors Quiver Over Twitter’s Shaky Prospects

Twitter shares closed Tuesday at US$43.78, down almost 10 percent, even though the company's Q3 earnings report, released Monday, showed monthly active users grew 23 percent ...

Elon Musk Calls for Preventive AI Demon Wrangling

Elon Musk, CEO of both SpaceX and Tesla Motors, among his many roles, this week warned about the threat humans face from artificial intelligence ...

Technology Taxes Come at a Steep Cost, Report Finds

Slapping taxes on information and communication technologies (ICT) can cost countries more money than it brings in, says a study released Monday by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) ...

Fitbit Tosses 3 More Bands Into the Activity-Tracking Melee

Fitbit on Monday announced three new fitness and activity-tracking wearables: the Fitbit Charge, Charge HR and Surge ...

Most Everything’s Coming Up Roses for Microsoft

Microsoft last week announced better-than-expected Q1 2015 earnings, giving pause to its critics ...

Robots Gearing Up to Join Ebola Front Lines

The White House and roboticists have set Nov. 7 to get together in a workshop to explore ways of using robots to help in the battle against Ebola ...

Zuckerberg Talks His Way Into Chinese Hearts and Minds

When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went on stage at Tsinghua University in Beijing Wednesday for a 30-minute Q&A session, the audience expected him to do what foreigners generally do: Utter a few words in Mandarin to acknowledge their culture, then depend heavily on translators ...

Space Explorers Hole Up in Hawaii to Simulate Life on Mars

The third in a series of four simulated missions to Mars planned by NASA kicked off last week at a remote site on the Hawaiian island of Mauna Loa ...

Is Amazon a Robber Baron or a Robin Hood?

Amazon's tactics in its ongoing battles with content publishers, ranging from book publishers to Disney, are fast becoming a bone of contention ...

Toll Fraud Can Take a Big Toll on SMBs

Toll fraud -- the hijacking of a phone system to dial out to premium numbers in distant countries at several dollars a minute -- costs companies more than US$4.7 billion a year, up nearly $1 billion from 2011. It affects mostly SMBs, according to a report in The New York Times ...

Staples May Be Next to Wear Data Breach Scarlet Letter

Yet another major retailer -- this time, office supply chain Staples -- has fallen victim to a data breach, KrebsonSecurity reported. ...

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