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By Engadget on Sep 24, 2016 in: culture, email, government, internet, law, politics
Hope you aren't waiting for the State Department to publish every last document from Hillary Clinton's private email server before making a voting decision -- you're going to be disappointed. A federal judge has set a schedule that wil...
By Mashable on Sep 24, 2016 in: Relationships, Internet, Lifestyle
The internet can be a thrilling place, full of opportunities to discover something — or someone — new. Adolescents and teens know this feeling well, but may be more vulnerable to exploitation than any other online user. Amid the fun...
By Engadget on Sep 24, 2016 in: android, chrome, google, internet, mobile
You no longer have to be an early adopter to run Android apps on a Chromebook. Google has released a stable version of Chrome OS that includes Google Play Store access in beta, giving you the opportunity to run mobile apps on top of your usual web a...
By Engadget on Sep 24, 2016 in: culture, google, internet, samsung
The Secret Lab Where Nike Invented the Power-Lacing Shoe of Our Dreams Scott Eden, Wired Nike announced this week that it's self-lacing HyperAdapt shoes will go on sale November 28th. They're sure to be crazy limited, but the company invi...
Iran's state TV is saying the country has started its first web-based national general census.
By Engadget on Sep 24, 2016 in: crime, culture, internet, law, politics, security, terrorism
The US just broke new ground in its bid to fight pro-terrorist hackers. A judge has sentenced Kosovo citizen Ardit Ferizi to 20 years in prison for hacking a US company in order to collect information about 1,300 government and military personnel an...
Facebook is apologizing to advertisers for what it calls an error that overstated the average length of time users watched videos on the site.