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- Team behind Watch Dogs says game needed more time
The long-delayed Watch Dogs appears to be finally ready for its debut.
- Booted from San Francisco, Google's mystery barge moves inland
Google's mystery barge is docking in Stockton, according to news reports.
- Getty gives away 35 million images for free
Image-hosting giant Getty Images announced it won't fight a legal battle with the millions of bloggers who use its images without attribution everyday. Instead, it is offering images for free in hopes that embedded advertisements and linked-back attribution will provide revenue in the future.
- Zite: What does Flipboard want with the news app?
Flipboard is acquiring Zite from CNN in a deal that could be worth as much as $60 million.
- Facebook cracks down on illegal gun sales
Facebook and Instagram have introduced a new policy on gun posts and sales.
- Roku Streaming Stick takes on Google Chromecast
The battle of the dongles is here: Roku, maker of popular set-top box streaming devices, announced it is releasing a HDMI stick with its signature TV-streaming technology.
- Whisper and Secret bring back anonymous online identities
New phone apps such as Whisper and Secret revitalize the idea that "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
- Whisper and Secret bring back anonymous online identities
New phone apps such as Whisper and Secret revitalize the idea that "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog."
- Facebook drones? Report says yes.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… a drone with Internet access? New reports point to Facebook investing in drone technology company Titan Aerospace to get the next billion people online.
- HTC One: Cracked phone? Fix the screen for free.
Broken HTC One? The company will replace cracked phone screens free of charge. HTC will even over-night the new One screen for $29.
- Apple brings iOS to cars with CarPlay
Smart phone companies are in a mad dash to win over your car's dashboard. The most recent offering? CarPlay, which puts iOS on your dashboard and Siri in the passenger seat.
- Android, not Apple, dominated the tablet market in 2013
For the first time ever, Apple's iOS took a backseat to Google's Android in the tablet wars.
- Microsoft shake-up turns former political operative into head of strategy
According to a handful of reports, Microsoft will wave goodbye to top-ranking executives Tony Bates and Tami Reller, and promote former political operative Mark Penn to head of strategy.
- Spotify, iTunes, Pandora: How music-streaming services compare
Old services, such as Spotify, add features. New ones, such as Beats, come online.
- AboutTheData.com asks if you recognize your online self
Acxiom's AboutTheData.com lets you see and edit what marketers think they know about you.
- AboutTheData.com asks if you recognize your online self
Acxiom's AboutTheData.com lets you see and edit what marketers think they know about you.
- How PewDiePie conquered YouTube
The new YouTube celebrities: gamers. Millions of people love to watch other people playing games online.
- How PewDiePie conquered YouTube
The new YouTube celebrities: gamers. Millions of people love to watch other people playing games online.
- OK Google: Hands-free search debuts on Chrome Beta
No need to wash your hands of cookie dough if you forget how many ounces are in a cup while cooking. Google has integrated its hands-free search function, OK Google, into its new Chrome Beta.
- Why would Microsoft release a free version of Windows 8.1?
New reports suggest that Microsoft could bundle Windows 8.1 and Bing into a low-cost bundle.