Taylor Swift = Important Tech News. Not Kidding.
Here’s something you probably didn’t see coming — Taylor Swift made the tech blogs. Unlike other musicians who fancy themselves venture
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Perhaps there is a god — AT&T Fined $100 Million
AT&T, the mobile phone carrier with a logo that — unapologetically and appropriately — looks like the Death Star, was
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Hulu Plus is Dead. Long Live Hulu
Hulu Plus, the pay side of the TV VOD service, will now just be known as Hulu. Hulu, without the
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Leap on the Rocks? San Francisco Private Transportation Startup Selling 3 Buses
Private buses are all the rage, or everything that’s wrong, with San Francisco…depending on who you ask. Though they stop
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PayPal’s New TOS May be Drawing Government Scrutiny
PayPal, the online payment provider you love to hate, recently drew the ire of consumers and consumer groups with new
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Interesting things that weren’t — and were — at the WWDC Keynote
As experienced Apple watchers know, the WWDC gives hints as to what to expect from the company for the coming
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Cops and Local Governments Demand Privacy when it comes to Cell-Sniffing Stingrays, While Ignoring Your Rights
If you’re a stickler for online privacy, you know the trick isn’t to find a VPN or other privacy provider
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Banks Trying to Muscle Apple out of Revenue from Mobile Payments, No fees for Android Pay
With changes in the fee structures banks have set up for tokenized services, banks have made those transactions — which
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Apple Watch Dev Kit a Go at WWDC, but No New Apple TV According to Rumors
Unlike the iPhone introduction, Apple got the message that what people really want for their Apple Watches are native apps.
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Level 3 is Investigating, Blocking Suspicious Traffic
In the world of ISPs, Level 3 is one of the biggies. They’re classified as Tier 1 and their services
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