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Amazon Inc unveils Dash Button, a device that orders products instantly: No, this isn’t an April Fools joke
No – despite the strange timing of Amazon Inc’s Dash Button reveal, the company’s latest effort to allow customers to instantly order products such as laundry detergent and baby food, isn’t an elaborate April Fool’s joke.
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Don’t Freak out over latest Internet security scare
“Freak” is the latest security vulnerability to wash across the Internet. It affects a variety of platforms, including Google Inc.’s Android operating system, Apple Inc.’s line of iOS-based devices and also Mac and Windows computers.
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Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht convicted of drug trafficking, faces life in prison
The founder of the Silk Road website faces life in prison for running an underground Internet emporium that catered to hackers and drug traffickers.
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Popular file-sharing website, The Pirate Bay, is back online
After the Pirate Bay’s data centre – which is rumoured to be located in a nuclear-proof building in a mountain somewhere near Stockholm, Sweden – was raided by authorities, many assumed the Internet’s most popular file-sharing website would be gone for […]
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Welcome to the future: Emoji are admissable in court
At the trial of Ross Ulbricht, the man accused of running Silk Road, an online black market, lawyers are fighting over important evidence rules that no one ever saw coming: emojis.
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Canadian spies monitor file-sharing services as part of terrorist hunt: report
A new report says Canada's electronic spy agency sifts through millions of videos and documents downloaded every day through file-sharing services as part of its bid to find terrorists.
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The Pirate Bay could return on Feb. 1
Popular Torrent indexing website, The Pirate Bay, could be returning on Feb 1, after going offline roughly a month ago following a police raid on the website’s servers in Sweden. Cryptic messages, such as a skull and crossbones and various […]
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How to hide your online identity with a VPN service
With the Canadian Copyright Modernization Act’s final portion going into effect on Jan. 1, forcing internet service providers (ISPs) to forward copyright holders violation claims to their customers, many Canadians are seeking ways to hide their identity online. The most common […]
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Slur: The eBay of secrets wants to ‘weaponize’ government and corporate leaks
Slur, a new website dedicated to selling secrets, bills itself as something "you're going to hate."
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Parks and Rec fans get ready to freak out: Cones of Dunshire might become a real game
It's a perfect combination of luck and strategy, so who wouldn't want to play?
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Gillian Shaw
Weirdwood Manor: iPad storytelling app launches transmedia project
Paul Pattison and Luke Minaker knew they were onto something when they got an email from the mother ...
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Smyth: Independents left high and dry as big grocers set to sell wine
Premier Christy Clark's promised consumer-convenience revolution in liquor retailing hasn't exactly set off a Black Friday-style booze-buying extravaganza.
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