Revenge Porn Kingpin Hunter Moore Pleads Guilty
A man by the name of Hunter Moore, 28, is charged for unauthorised access to a computers and identity theft.
A man by the name of Hunter Moore, 28, is charged for unauthorised access to a computers and identity theft.
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Man-child can't take a yolk.
Sony is to sell a new breed of memory card that's "designed to help serve premium sound quality to listeners of digital music". Which, to us, sounds like a fib on the scale of those gold-plated HDMI leads. But hey, £105 for 64GBs… Bargain!
We may have recently been introduced to the Lutz, the UK's first driverless car, but it will be a good while yet before any of us are riding a computer on wheels down the M1.
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A top Motorola executive has slammed Apple's pricing methods.
Following yesterday's reports, the University of Massachusetts backs down and will now admit Iranian students, seemingly in reaction to press coverage.
Moan update: delayed commuters apparently sent 280,000 angry Tweets to train companies last year. "And let me tell you how many times I've had to reconnect to Wi-Fi just to send this…"
The United States Marshals Service is auctioning off 50,000 Bitcoin seized from the personal computer of the man supposedly behind Silk Road.
Despite prior denials, it turns out that Samsung Smart TVs are recording what users are saying, behind no encryption.
It's raining down ash in Southern California, after an Exxon Mobil oil refinery exploded. The aftermath pictures look like something straight out of Blade Runner. See more >
Yes Windows 8 was a mess, and the Xbox One's early days were embarrassing, but Microsoft's been sharpening its game with impressive deftness and speed. And now it is once again, hands down, the most exciting company in tech.
It's one thing loading your machines up with bloatware software that nobody wants or uses, but to have a brand new PC leave its polystyrene wrapping already packed full of factory-installed adware? That's just insulting.
Nvidia Grid, the GPU manufacturer's cloud-gaming service, is quietly ramping up the number of games in its library in the run up to GDC, with Alan Wake, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons and Metro Last Light Redux bringing the overall streaming count up to 40. [Nvidia]
