In the battle for privacy on the Internet, even the most helpful tools designed to fight bank fraud and even find missing children could be used for much more nefarious purposes.
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How to watch the Super Bowl on your smartphone
Let the game begin…on your smartphone! The best way to experience the Super Bowl is right in the palm of your hand.
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Social-sharing app Path has come under fire for accessing and uploading users' phone address books without their permission. The information has now been deleted, and Path has apologized
Read more »NASA to double investments in space taxis
NASA issued a solicitation on Tuesday for the next phase of its so-called Commercial Crew Program, aimed at finding an alternative -- or several alternatives -- to flying astronauts to the space st
Read more »Apple faces $1.6 billion lawsuit over iPad name
After weathering a legal challenge in China from Apple Inc. over the iPad name, a Chinese affiliate of a Hong Kong company says it is mounting its own court action.
Read more »The Geek Squad helps you back up, clean up, and upgrade
Wireless not connecting? Computer takes forever to shut down? Trying to sell an old laptop? You've got the tech questions, the Geek Squad has tech answers.
Read more »Microsoft Windows 8 consumer preview likely available Feb. 29
On Feb. 29, Microsoft will pull the covers off Windows 8 -- a radical rethinking of the operating system that powers most of the world’s computers that has one clear goal in sight: the iPad.
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A cameraman has shot footage of what appears to be a giant serpentine creature weaving its way through the icy waters of lake Lagarfljót in east Iceland.
Read more »Tech startups facing unexpected challenge: the government
From the online taxi service Uber -- which regulators are trying to keep out of Washington, D.C. -- to Zipcar.com, tech startups are facing an unexpected challenge: government regulation.
Read more »Hackers tried to extort $50,000 from Symantec after stealing source code
A group of hackers demanded that Symantec pay $50,000 to prevent it from releasing stolen source code for several of the firm’s software titles.
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