You Don’t Need to Be a Sexter to Want a Self-Destructing Message Service
With hacking on the rise, the demand for ultra secure, ultra private self-destructing messages is building
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World’s Most Depressing App Launches in Lebanon
With just a tap of the finger, bombing survivors can now tweet, “I am still alive!”
Google Chrome Launches Virtual LEGO Land
Yes, it’s addictive
Google Buys Secretive A.I. Company DeepMind for $400 Million
The acquisition of DeepMind will add a few key players to Google’s growing ranks of AI experts
A World Wide Web for Robots Now Exists
Scientists hope to demonstrate the power of a “common brain” for robots
.Come .Again? A New Batch of Suffixes to Hit the Internet
A variety of suffixes, including .clothing and .plumbing, will go up for sale in January
Computer Pioneer Alan Turing Pardoned of ‘Gross Indecency’
British mathematician who broke the Nazi’s coded messages was sentenced under a law that criminalized homosexuality
Chinese Hackers Reportedly Eavesdropped on G20 Summit
Security experts say they’ve traced tainted emails to five European ministries
Hackers Steal Two Million Passwords from Facebook, Gmail, Twitter
Oh, and some 93,000 other sites
With Four New Domain Names, the Internet Goes Even More Multilingual
Additional domains in Arabic, Cyrillic and Chinese scripts unveiled