Technology News

7 Days
All Stories

Pagination

389

Facebook's Zuckerberg sells $1.13 billion

marketwatch.com — SAN FRANCISCO (Marke****ch) -- Facebook Inc. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has sold 30.2 million shares and director Peter Thiel has sold 16.8 mi... View in Crawl 4

Facebook's Zuckerberg sells $1.13 billion
359

Has adaptive design failed? Of course not

venturebeat.com — Yesterday morning I read Peter Yared's provocative article, ‘What’s next for mobile now that adaptive design has failed?’ which is based entir... View in Crawl 4

Has adaptive design failed? Of course not
342

How to Destroy the Internet

gizmodo.com — Remember when Anonymous threatened to destroy the entire internet? We laughed, and ultimately their words were just hacker hubris. But it got us th... View in Crawl 4

How to Destroy the Internet
319

Ad-skipping DVR prompts fight for the future of TV

cnn.com — It turns out that consumers like the idea of watching TV shows with no other ads. And, surprise, the television networks are less than thrilled. View in Crawl 4

Ad-skipping DVR prompts fight for the future of TV
314

How Hollywood Glamorizes Hacking, And Why This Is Deeply Wrong

makeuseof.com — Did the movies during the 1980s glamorize hacking and encourage an entire generation of hackers? Most likely View in Crawl 4

How Hollywood Glamorizes Hacking, And Why This Is Deeply Wrong
286

NASA Envisions Alien Worlds

in.news.yahoo.com — View NASA Envisions Alien Worlds on Yahoo! News India. See NASA Envisions Alien Worlds and find more pictures in our photo galleries. View in Crawl 4

NASA Envisions Alien Worlds
287

The Terrifying Ways Google Is Destroying Your Privacy | Civil Liberties

alternet.org — Google appears to have morphed from a corporation that proclaims, “Don’t be evil” to one insisting that users “Join the Borg.” View in Crawl 4

251

ACLU: DEA tracks Americans' movements, plans to data mine license plate records

blogs.computerworld.com — Do you ever feel like you are being watched when you drive? The ACLU believes that feeling of being watched is justified and not only while you... View in Crawl 4

ACLU: DEA tracks Americans' movements, plans to data mine license plate records
238

EFF: Megaupload User Asks Court for Files Back. Again.

eff.org — Kyle Goodwin, and others like him, did nothing but legitimately use a cloud storage service to house legal files – in Kyle’s case, business files, ... View in Crawl 4

EFF: Megaupload User Asks Court for Files Back. Again.
258

Bill C-38 protest has 13,000 websites going dark across Canada this June

ca.news.yahoo.com — When it comes to politics, Canadians are generally an apathetic bunch. Often, a controversy will brew and within a week or two we forget about it a... View in Crawl 4

214

Who Is Fairest Of Them All? Facebook, Amazon, Google or Apple?

forbes.com — Google and Apple sell at bargain basement prices. Amazon is pricey but carries eye catching metrics for revenues and potentially enormous profit ma... View in Crawl 4

Who Is Fairest Of Them All? Facebook, Amazon, Google or Apple?
213

Puny humans too slow for Windows 8′s high-speed booting

arstechnica.com — Now you'll choose to enter the Windows boot menu before you reboot, not after. View in Crawl 4

207

John Mayer's Hologram

collegehumor.com — "Unable to tour due to throat problems, John gets a digital replacement just like Tupac's. Only not." View in Crawl 4

John Mayer's Hologram
197

London's flying cameras spy shoelaces nearly a mile away; Will drones in the USA?

blogs.computerworld.com — Will the capabilities of drones spying on Americans from above match what London's 'eye in the sky' cameras can see and hear? While ... View in Crawl 4

London's flying cameras spy shoelaces nearly a mile away; Will drones in the USA?
194

New Jersey mayor, son, arrested on charges they nuked recall website

arstechnica.com — The father and son used a low tech hack—password recovery—to take down the site. View in Crawl 4

New Jersey mayor, son, arrested on charges they nuked recall website

Hot Stories On Digg

Memorial Day: The Saddest Picture
112diggsdigg it
This Rock Could Spy on You for Decades
87diggsdigg it
The World's Most Discreet Murder Weapon
109diggsdigg it
Italy hit by 5.8-magnitude earthquake
86diggsdigg it
US special forces 'parachuted into North Korea' - Telegraph
86diggsdigg it
Chosen by digg staff.
Learn more

Recent News in Technology

Can you tell what these items are without their brandings?
49diggsdigg it
The Nasa 'space drink' hat can rub out sun spots: Fruit juice developed to protect astronauts reduces wrinkles and reverses the telltale signs of ageing in four months
62diggsdigg it
This Stunning Moment Is Now An Iconic Photo Of Its Own
67diggsdigg it
50 Funny Spelling Mistakes on Twitter
155diggsdigg it
NASA - Forest Recovering from Mt. St. Helens Explosion
96diggsdigg it
Four signs America’s broadband policy is failing
99diggsdigg it
Stalk your internet stalkers, Watch Gary Kovacs talk about trackers
79diggsdigg it
RIM's Chief Legal Officer is latest exec to leave the company
74diggsdigg it
NASA's Apollo Landing Sites Will Be Protected : Discovery News
115diggsdigg it
Was Facebook's botched IPO a conspiracy?
119diggsdigg it

Top Users from Yesterday

mklopez
Miguel Lopez 27114 Followers
macbookforme
adam jones 12155 Followers
Learn more
See All
Next