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Think your Skype messages get end-to-end encryption? Think again
5/20/13 by Dan Goodin
Skype, Skype, get, Think, -, Messages
How Google updated Android without releasing version 4.3
5/17/13 by Andrew Cunningham
Google, Google, Android, ., Google , Android
Newegg nukes "corporate troll" Alcatel in third patent appeal win this year
5/17/13 by Joe Mullin
Newegg, In, Win , Alcatel
Feds reveal the search warrant used to seize Mt. Gox account
5/15/13 by Joe Mullin
On key software decision, top patent court grinds to a stalemate
5/13/13 by Joe Mullin
Software, Top
Facebook Home flagship phone, HTC First, may be discontinued
5/13/13 by Casey Johnston
Facebook, Facebook, HTC, FIRST
DRM in HTML5 is a victory for the open Web, not a defeat
5/12/13 by Peter Bright
In, Web, Victory
Members of Congress finally introduce serious DMCA reform
5/10/13 by Timothy B. Lee
DMCA
Obama orders agencies to make data open, machine-readable by default
5/9/13 by Sean Gallagher
-, Data
Facebook aims to knock Cisco down a peg with open network hardware
5/8/13 by Jon Brodkin
Facebook, Facebook, Cisco, Cisco, Down a Peg, Knock, Network
Cray brings top supercomputer tech to businesses for a mere $500,000
5/7/13 by Jon Brodkin
Cray, Top
Hands-on: Sony declares war on 1366×768 with new VAIO Fit laptops
5/7/13 by Andrew Cunningham
Sony, Hands, -, Laptops
Google services survive if they make money, aren't social
5/7/13 by Casey Johnston
Google, Google, Services, T
Internet Explorer 0-day attacks on US nuke workers hit 9 other sites
5/6/13 by Dan Goodin
Explorer, -, other, Internet, 0
Microsoft: Next Xbox will work even when your Internet doesn't
5/6/13 by Peter Bright
Microsoft, Microsoft, NeXT, When, Internet, Xbox, Next, T
Tor Books says cutting DRM out of its e-books hasn't hurt business
5/6/13 by Megan Geuss
Books, TOR, -, Tor Books, books, ITS, T, Business
Warner Brothers sued for unauthorized use of Nyan Cat and Keyboard Cat
5/3/13 by Timothy B. Lee
Spyware used by governments poses as Firefox, and Mozilla is angry
5/1/13 by Jon Brodkin
Mozilla, Firefox
Ultimate Poker to become first legal, real-money online poker site in US
4/30/13 by Cyrus Farivar
Become, FIRST, In, -, site, RealStaffing
AMD's "heterogeneous Uniform Memory Access" coming this year in Kaveri
4/30/13 by Peter Bright
Access, AMD, AMD, s, In
Why your password can't have symbols--or be longer than 16 characters
4/30/13 by Casey Johnston
--, --, T
Google Glass developer digs into its guts, finds 2011's phone chips
4/26/13 by Andrew Cunningham
Google, Google, s, Google Glass, Glass, ITS
Ubuntu 13.04 boosts graphics performance to prepare for phones, tablets
4/26/13 by Jon Brodkin
Ubuntu, ., Tablets
And then there were two? Nintendo skipping E3 press conference this year
4/25/13 by Kyle Orland
There, Nintendo, E3, Press
Fifth Amendment shields child porn suspect from decrypting hard drives
4/25/13 by Timothy B. Lee
Fifth
Microsoft licenses second huge handset maker in a week, China's ZTE
4/24/13 by Joe Mullin
Microsoft, Microsoft, Huge, s, In
Huawei exec: "We are not interested in the US market anymore"
4/23/13 by Cyrus Farivar
In, Exec, We, markET
Monty changes roles, goes big with MariaDB--and gains Wikipedia as a user
4/23/13 by Sean Gallagher
--, --, Wikipedia
For your robot-building needs, $45 BeagleBone Linux PC goes on sale
4/23/13 by Jon Brodkin
-, Beaglebone
The rise and fall of AMD: How an underdog stuck it to Intel
4/22/13 by Cyrus Farivar
Intel, Intel, Intel, AMD, AMD, IT, IT

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