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Sending files via email has its limits. In Gmail, you are only allowed to attach a file that is no larger than 25MB. If you want to send a larger file, you can use Dropbox or Google Drive. However, these cloud-based online storage...
It looks like we’ll be seeing a lot more Star Wars on the web ahead of Episode VII’s release in 2015. After opening up an official Instagram account via selfie from Darth Vader, Star Wars now has an official home on Tu...
Valve has kicked off their Steam Holiday Sale 2013, which will run all the way until January 3rd. As always, there are loads of great deals to find on the site, with headliners including the entire Bioshock trilogy for only 15 buc...
Nope, IT admins are mere humans.
It is quite alarming to think that every now and then, there are major websites out there that gets hacked. Such incidents could compromise any private or personal information and the next thing you know, you are already one of th...
A 28-year old man in Sweden has just been fined the equivalent of US$652,000 for uploading one film, Beck – Buried Alive. This verdict comes after an investigation performed by anti-piracy group Rights Alliance, who found th...
I feel this is not a very good infographic, but hey -- don't let that stop you from clicking through (Ashraf needs to make money from ads).
In what can only be considered a landmark win for pro-privacy advocates, this past Monday US District Court Judge Richard Leon has ruled against the NSA in a lawsuit brought by activist Larry Klayman against the mass collection of...
In October, the US Federal Election Committee’s (FEC) system was infiltrated by Chinese hackers, causing a shutdown in areas that contained data on campaign funds and areas that contained information of sensitive nature. Thi...
Among all of the year-ending traditions, Google’s yearly Zeitgeist never fails to give me shivers. It’s basically a recap of all the different events, people and things that captured everyone’s interest throughou...
Google wants to build a fiber network in Austin, Texas. Unfortunately, they have run into a road block. AT&T owns about 20 percent of the utility (electricity) poles in Austin and AT&T is saying that Google can’t attach Go...
According to TIME, Barack Obama will be meeting executives from the tech industry today to talk about the future of the Healthcare.gov website, as well as the surveillance that has been done by the National Security Agency (NSA)....
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) have made five video games that anyone can play, and the games are designed to locate any problems there may be in DARPA’s IT systems. These systems are used by the diffe...
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 ...
