BitTorrent Inventor Bram Cohen Will Start His Own Cryptocurrency
By focusing on a storage based solution, BitTorrent’s inventor also hopes to address other Bitcoin flaws, such as the 51% attack.
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Michael Kors taps your Instagram feed to beautify your smartwatch
The My Social app offers another way to design custom watch faces.
Windows, Office, to get synchronized twice yearly releases
New policy officially formalizes the previously informal intentions.
Scientists creates energy-efficient computer memory
To make it even more revolutionary, the technology is also a lot greener.
These Popular Headphones Spy on Users, Lawsuit Says
The complaint, which you can read for yourself here, also accuses Bose of unjust enrichment and “intrusion upon seclusion.” It also seeks an injunction to force Bose to stop the alleged data collection.
Chrome 58 arrives with IndexedDB 2.0 and improvements to iframe navigation
Google releases a new version of its browser every six weeks or so. Chrome 59 will arrive by end of June.
Baidu announces new open platform to help speed up the development of self-driving cars
Project Apollo aims to offer fully autonomous driving by 2020
IPv6 attacks bypass network intrusion detection systems
New protocol enables invisible data exfiltration.
Ford’s First Hybrid Cop Car Is One Mean, Green Machine
Ford’s police vehicle engineering team added a heavy duty suspension, extra cooling, and ditched fancy alloys for basic wheels and hubcaps.
WikiLeaks Docs Reveal How The CIA Targets Windows Users
WikiLeaks published new documents from what it calls the Vault 7 trove describing how the CIA targets Windows users.