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- Best hacker defense? Let them in, experts say.
Despite our greatest attempts to keep hackers out, experts say the best defense might be setting a trap and letting them in.
- Bethesda announces E3 showcase. Internet erupts with Fallout 4 rumors.
Bethesda, the studio behind the popular Fallout and Elder Scrolls franchises, announced it will have a news conference at the 2015 E3 gaming conference. It's possible that Bethesda will use its E3 showcase to announce Fallout 4.
- Flipboard hops to desktop
Flipboard adds a desktop app with splashy designs and hooks from social media.
- Samsung rewords Orwellian privacy agreement after pressure
After it was revealed that Samsung's SmartTV privacy policy had some surprising language, the company took to its blog to clarify it was not recording private conversations.
- Highflying Apple Pay reaches 35,000 feet with JetBlue deal
JetBlue announced it will begin accepting Apple Pay on select flights. The partnership indicates that Apple Pay may continue to dominate the mobile-pay market.
- Apple's iOS 9 will fix old features, not debut new ones: report
Apple's new focus with iOS 9 appears to be on 'fixing bug, maintaining stability, and boosting performance.'
- LG will turn every new G3 phone into a VR headset, free of charge
By packaging a free virtual reality headset with its LG G3 phone, LG will make virtual reality a reality for the masses.
- Samsung explains why its SmartTV records private conversations
According to its privacy policy agreement, when the owner of Samsung's Smart TV has voice controls activated, the device will record private conversations and may send them to third parties.
- An Uber for helicopters? Yes it's a thing.
A new ride-sharing service is opening up the skies for passengers who can afford to fly over the traffic on their way to the airport in New York. Is this a game-changer in urban transportation?
- Google introduces expert gadget advice through live video chat
Customers of the Google Play store now have the option of video chatting with a Google customer service rep.
- Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Google Doodle of good yarn
Laura Ingalls Wilder was honored on her 148th birthday with a Google Doodle made of wool about 'Little House on the Prairie."
- Can Google make Mattel's View-Master cool again?
On Thursday, Mattel and Google sent out a press invitation titled, “view what is possible.” Many are speculating the old-school toy is about to get a virtual-reality update.
- The first Ubuntu smart phone ditches 'apps' for 'Scopes'
Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu Linux desktop OS, is releasing the first-ever Ubuntu smart phone. Instead of apps, the Ubuntu smart phone will have informational home screens called Scopes.
- US to investigate sudden spike in BlackBerry stock trading
On January 14, Blackberry saw a spike in stock trading hours before Reuters announced that Samsung was in talks for a $7.5 billion dollar buyout. According to Reuters, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has decided to investigate the spike.
- Tesla takes a bite out of Apple's talent
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk is enamored with Apple and has the workforce to prove it. What will this mean for Tesla's route to electric car innovation?
- Google panel: Don't adopt the 'right to be forgotten' outside of Europe
Google's Advisory Panel revealed its report on Friday and concluded that the "right to be forgotten" should be limited to Europe.
- How Google Glass is reinventing itself the second time around
Google Glass gets a second chance at being the future of wearable tech that many hoped it would be.
- It's official: Sprint takes over RadioShack
RadioShack filed for bankruptcy Thursday, and Sprint plans to open as many as 1,750 mini-shops in the bankrupt company's remaining stores.
- Twitter CEO says online abuse is driving users away from Twitter
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo wrote in an internal memo that harassment and abuse on its platform is driving users away from Twitter. Mr. Costolo took personal responsibility for Twitter's hesitance to deal with abusive users, writing, "It's nobody else's fault but mine."
- Think you know Steve Jobs? Take our quiz!
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was hailed as a "genius" and "the CEO of his generation." Think you know the man behind the legend? See if you can answer all of our questions correctly.