Google Says Those Who Email Gmail Users Have ‘No Legitimate Expectation of Privacy’
Legitimate, as Google’s using the word, simply means lawful.
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4 Reasons Elon Musk’s Hyperloop Could Tank
Don’t expect to be riding one by 2020.
How The Pirate Bay’s Anti-Censorship ‘PirateBrowser’ Works
A customized version of Firefox claims to throw off censorship shackles.
The Next iPhone’s Rumored Show Date: Remember, Remember the 10th of September
The next iPhone may be a month away, claims AllThingsD
We Need a Moratorium on ‘Brain-Like’ Tech Stories
Brain research needs more skepticism, not less.
WiFi Baby Offers Beautiful Day or Night Video and Peace-of-Mind Mobile Monitoring
Keep an eye on your little one, whether home or away.
What If Your Piano’s Keys Supported Multitouch and Gesture Control?
It’s more than mere aftertouch.
Google Search Is Poised to Surface ‘In-Depth’ Stories, but How Will It Pick?
Search results surfaced by “algorithmic signals.”
Back to School: Buy a Mac from Apple and Get a $100 Gift Card, or Buy an iPad and Get a $50 Gift Card
In the market for a new Mac or iPad? You could get money to put toward apps, music and iBooks.
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Moody? Spotify has a playlist for you.
Sensory, Light-Up Skin and the Dawn of Touchy-Feely Robots
Interactive e-skin can detect pressure changes