The Guardian receives shadowy threats from the U.K. Government
The newspaper says the government sent representatives to shred all relevant Edward Snowden-related data
View ArticleChina unblocks Facebook for a select few
Those inside Shanghai's Free Trade Zone will have access to Facebook, Twitter and The New York Times
View ArticleGoogle lets you take a virtual tour of the Large Hadron Collider
Google Street View gives you a look into Europe's famous research facility
View ArticleGoogle tries to de-mystify Glass
The highly anticipated product also has people nervous
View ArticleGoogle Glass goes on a roadtrip
In an effort to get non-geeks interested, Google will shortly be bringing its high-tech gear to a US city near you
View ArticleBlackBerry lost nearly $1 billion this quarter
The Z10 phone isn't selling as well as the company would have liked
View ArticleMove over Miley, YouTube is starting its own music awards
It's a sign of maturity for Google's ubiquitous video service
View ArticleBill Gates under pressure to let Microsoft go
He remains chairman of the company he founded
View ArticleBlack market drug site shuttered–and owner arrested
Buyers will have to look elsewhere for their illicit drugs now that the Silk Road is shut.
View ArticleRdio offers free music stations
It's part of the plan to compete with Apple and Pandora
View ArticleComing soon: Gondola rides to the edge of space
An Arizona startup is offering balloon rides high enough to see the curve of the earth. They cost a mere $75,000
View ArticleCandy Crush has crushed the competition
The viral game and moneymaking juggernaut has notched up 500 million downloads
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