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- How will movies change now that Google has bought Zync?
Google announced Tuesday that it has bought cloud-based visual effects company Zync, a move that puts Google in a position to compete with rival Amazon's cloud-computing offerings.
- Instagram's new Hyperlapse lets you take time into your own hands
Hyperlapse uses software to turn jittery videos into smooth time-lapse shots. Instagram releases the new app Tuesday.
- Click this headline to find out why Facebook is going after 'click-bait'
Facebook announced Monday that it is changing its News Feed algorithm to reduce the number of posts users see that attempt to generate clicks through attention-grabbing headlines, otherwise known as 'click-bait.'
- How 'One-Day Wonder' websites help disguise malware
A new study released Tuesday reveals that 71 percent of all Internet hostnames exist for less than 24 hours, while a high volume of those pose threats to everyday Web users.
- Sony PlayStation Network back online after cyberattack
Sony says the PlayStation Network has recovered from a cyberattack that coincided with a perceived bomb threat on a plane carrying a top Sony executive.
- With Twitch acquisition, is Amazon taking on YouTube?
Amazon announced Monday that it had acquired video game streaming service Twitch for nearly $1 billion.
- Althea Gibson, trailblazing tennis legend, honored with Google Doodle
An animated Google Doodle celebrates Althea Gibson as the US Open begins in New York.
- App attacks: How can mobile users stay safe?
New academic research and a string of attacks show how susceptible mobile devices are to hackers, particularly a type of attack known as "ransomware."
- 8 great college apps for back-to-school From apps that help find the best sources for research papers to scheduling and social apps, here are 8 great back-to-college apps.