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Mozilla is said to be preparing a radical design overhaul of its popular Firefox browser, which will eventually lead to a new and (we hope) improved browsing experience for all of its users. TechCrunch recently had an inside peek at what we …
Yahoo Mail Update Kills Off User Privacy: Don’t Like It? Tough Luck
As of tomorrow Yahoo will be discontinuing its old Mail Classic email service, automatically switching all existing Mail users to a newly updated version and simultaneously forcing them to agree to a new privacy policy and terms of service in order to …
Anonymous Reveals News Site Plans; Launches #OpTurkey
Almost six weeks after the hacktivist group Anonymous announced that it had raised some $55,000 on Indiegogo to fund its own independent news site, the group has finally given some details about what we can look forward to. In a note posted …
The Future is the Internet of Things, and it’s Already Here
Last year, a new internet was born. No doubt you were totally unaware it happened, because engineers had spent years working to ensure that when Internet Protocol Version 6, or IPv6, was finally switched on, it would do so without problems. But …
Google Gives Companies Just Seven Days to Fix Security Exploits
Being the all-powerful internet behemoth that it is, Google is often the first to stumble across security risks and vulnerabilities in other companies’ systems. When it does so, it tries to help, making them aware of the problem and giving them a …
Big Data: Today’s Reality, Not Tomorrow’s
Big Data’s one of the hottest topics of discussion in the tech world at the moment, what with all the hype about its potential and its problems, and how its going to transform our world. All well and good, but it’s actions …
Motorola’s Crazy Idea to Replace Passwords With Pills & Tattoos
Most of us are aware that we shouldn’t use the same password for different accounts, but managing multiple passwords can be a huge pain in the ass. What with email, banks, games, productivity apps, blogs, social media accounts and everything else, most …
“Glow” Fertility App Seduces Big Data to Make Babies
Max Levchin, the co-founder of Paypal, Yelp, board member at Yahoo, and general all-round Silicon valley superstar, doesn’t really come across as someone you’d likely turn to when wanting to discuss the intricacies of fertility and women’s health. But that’s exactly what …
Windows 8 Start Button Returns, But Not As You Think
Some good news for Windows 8 haters – the Start Button’s return has all but been confirmed by leaked screenshots of a pre-release version of Windows 8.1, although perhaps in the way you were hoping for. Yesterday, Paul Thurrott of Supersite for …
Mt. Gox Now Requires ID Verification For Cash Deposits & Withdrawls
Is Bitcoin feeling the regulatory pressure building up? Certainly feels like it, judging by today’s announcement. Less than 24 hours after the DOJ outlined its case against Liberty Reserve, Bitcoin’s largest exchange site Mt. Gox has stated that from now on, it’ll …