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Legislators Aim to Send Patent Trolls Packing

The United States House of Representatives on Thursday passed the Innovation Act, a bipartisan bill seeking to curb frivolous lawsuits by patent trolls, by a vote of 325-91 ...

NSA Harvests 5 Billion Cellphone Locations Worldwide Daily: Report

Every day, the United States National Security Agency collects nearly 5 billion cellphone location records worldwide, The Washington Post reported ...

Wormholes Might Link Quantum-Entangled Quarks

A postulate stating that quantum-entangled black holes in our three-dimensional universe are connected by microscopic wormholes created when the black holes are pulled apart might be correct, based on findings by researchers Andreas Karch and Kristan Jensen ...

Delivery Drones Could Be Skyjackers’ Heaven

Following news that Amazon plans to use unmanned drones for rapid delivery of goods to customers, security researcher Samy Kamkar has developed a way to skyjack drones ...

Yahoo Buys SkyPhrase in Surprising Search Play

Yahoo has purchased SkyPhrase with the intention of enabling computers to deeply understand natural language and intentions. SkyPhrase will be joining Yahoo Labs ...

Google Joins Enterprise Cloud Slugfest in Earnest

The Google Compute Engine became generally available on Tuesday, almost 18 months after its introduction at last year's Google I/O ...

Microsoft Sets a New Threshold for Windows Development

Microsoft's wave of operating systems updates planned for 2015 has been code-named "Threshold," ZDNet reported. ...

Akamai Buys Prolexic to Beef Up DDoS Protection

Akamai Technologies is buying Prolexic, which offers protection against distributed denial of service attacks. ...

Steam Machine on Track to Switch Up Video Gaming

iBuyPower is working on prototypes of a commercial Steam machine, Engadget reported ...

BEST OF ECT NEWS

Dawning of the Age of Quantum Information Teleportation

This story was originally published on Aug. 19, 2013, and is brought to you today as part of our Best of ECT News series ...

NSA’s Malware Infection Spree Leaves Network Managers Powerless

The United States National Security Agency has seeded 50,000 networks worldwide with malware, according to a report published last week in Dutch newspaper NRC. ...

3D Systems to Build Printing Platform for Custom Moto Phones

Following on from the launch of its Moto X in August, Motorola Mobility is taking the concept of building smartphones to order to the next level through a partnership with 3D Systems ...

CROWDFUNDING SPOTLIGHT

Neptune Promises Out-of-This-World Smartwatch

Neptune Computer, founded by 19-year-old Simon Tian, has raised more than CA$250,000 since launching a 33-day Kickstarter campaign for its Neptune Pine smartwatch on Monday with a target of $100,000 ...

Internet of Things Will Burn Privacy for a While, Cerf Warns

"Privacy may actually be an anomaly," Vinton Cerf, who's hailed as one of the fathers of the Internet, told participants in a workshop on privacy and security in the Internet of Things held by the Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday ...

FCC Chair Moves Network Revamp to Top of To-Do List

The United States Federal Communications Commission is ramping up efforts to transition the country's phone networks from their current time-division multiplexing, or TDM, technology to Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP ...

Senate Committee Grapples With Bitcoin Dilemma

Bitcoin, the virtual currency that governments love to hate, came under the spotlight this week at a United States Senate committee hearing on virtual currencies ...

Musk Heaps Fuel on Tesla Model S Fire

The United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration last week launched a probe of the safety of the Tesla Model S automobile ...

Yahoo to Tie Up Data With Neat Encryption Bow

Yahoo on Monday announced it will extend 2048-bit encryption planned for Yahoo Mail across its entire network ...

UK Gets Google, Microsoft to Step Up Online Child Porn Fight

Google and Microsoft have ramped up their efforts to fight online child porn following months of pressure by the office of UK Prime Minister James Cameron ...

Judge Tips Google’s Way in 8-Year-Old Books Saga

United States District Court Judge Denny Chin has ruled in favor of Google in a lawsuit filed by the Authors Guild over the Google Books project ...

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