Facebook is known for being a place where everyone has a page. Your favorite music group, business, author, and various groups have pages and/or profiles, as do non-profit organizations. Now Facebook has partnered with twenty non-...
After months of hinting and, well, threatening, Facebook is officially rolling out the autoplay ads this week. The ads will show up in a limited number of news feeds eventually showing up on everyone’s feed. The bad part is there ...
Their robots may look like they are unstable, and they may not be aesthetically pleasing, but Boston Dynamics has become the bar when it comes to innovation and engineering and is a pioneer in advanced robotics. On Friday, Google ...
Bitcoin has been taking a hit over the past six months in its attempt to be taken seriously. In July, Thailand’s government made it illegal to use Bitcoin’s as currency due to the limited amount of regulation on the vi...
Want a new Kindle Fire and can’t afford it? You’re not alone and Amazon feels your pain. Now Amazon wants to put a Kindle Fire HDX in your hands even if you don’t have all the money right this second. You can now...
No one wants to have their phone calls monitored, even if they are warned in advanced. Leaked documents show the National Security Agency (NSA) is not only able to take your location data but also able to decode (monitor/record) y...
Nortel is getting a second life, sort of, as a patent troll. The Rockstar consortium, jointly owned by Microsoft, Apple, RIM, Ericsson, and Sony and the group that purchased the Nortel patents when the company went out of business...
Twitter had to do an about face on the ability to block unwanted followers after an overwhelming outcry from Twitterbugs everywhere. Late Thursday evening, Twitter announced that it would restore the favored feature in order to ma...
Love Spotify but don’t want to pay $10 to use it on the go? Well, you don’t have to anymore. Spotify announced Wednesday that mobile users can now enjoy Spotify for free, with some restrictions of course. Users of the new free ser...
Part of the International Space Station has been shut down due to a cooling issue. The cooling loop known as Loop-A shutdown due to an unexplained temperature flux. The temperature reached a pre-set level within the station causin...
Samsung was dealt yet another blow by the courts. This time on their own turf. The Seoul Courts found that Apple did not infringe on Samsung patents pertaining to its messaging technology. The court not only ruled in Apple’s favor...
If you thought floppy disks were a thing of the past, then you should think again. At least if you plan on working for the US Federal Register. Why? Because the Federal Register still uses the outdated tech to receive documents fr...
The National Security Agency isn’t the only government entity that goes to extreme measures to spy on people. Google caught the ANSSI, the French State Information Security Agency, using faked security certificates to trick people...
After asking for reform back in October, many of the big names in tech are officially coming together to, hopefully, put an end to the National Security Agency’s poking around. You see, Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo, Google, LinkedIn, Twi...
Google has decided to go with the flow and make Google+ an ad space… sort of. Advertising on Facebook and Twitter is commonplace, with companies having the ability to pay a little money and display the ads as “native ads” to...
