Appeals court overturns judge who would have stopped NSA data collection
Bulk spying? That's a thing? DC Circuit judges are America's last skeptics.
Bulk spying? That's a thing? DC Circuit judges are America's last skeptics.
Sculley co-founded Obi Worldphone to sell handsets in Asia and Africa.
No, electronicfrontierfoundation.org is not the EFF site you're looking for.
Study shows we might need to rein in carbon emissions even more.
Google opens its arms to embrace third-party car app developers.
Noel Biderman steps down less than a week after gigabytes of his e-mail go public.
Customers with two-year contracts can renew them and still get phone subsidies.
AT&T objected to 10Mbps requirement, but will expand "broadband" in 18 states.
"Larger quantities" won't be ready for consumers until early 2016.
Large-scale effort to replicate scientific studies produces some mixed results.
FTC announces PrivacyCon forum to foster more informed policymaking.
FBI created a shady seller account on Evolution, then arrested a customer.
FBI director: "We do use deception at times to catch crooks."
Digital Eclipse wants to build its engine into gaming's Criterion Collection.
Clint Hocking departs Amazon Game Studios, spent time at Valve and LucasArts.
Netflix says Nielsen's methods are bunk, but there's a market for any data.
Vulnerability in open BitTorrent protocol amplified attacks as much as 120 times.
Avid Life Media sending bogus takedown notices to Twitter, Reddit, and others.
Portrait, landscape ratios can be preserved—if photos taken outside of Instagram.
Search giant tells EU changing search results are a response to competition.
Big Cable and Wi-Fi Alliance cry foul over cellular interference with Wi-Fi.
Apple even includes a cryptic message: "Siri, give us a hint."
Science, space travel, loneliness—and growing real potatoes on set.
Hands-on: Samsung's latest is respectable, but $400+ Android tabs are a hard sell.
Dendroid cost $300, made it easy to take pictures and record audio and video.
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