Judge says police can create fake Instagram accounts to see photos
Many
would argue that cops cross the line when they impersonate people on
social networks to catch suspects, but that doesn't mean that fake
accounts are always off the table. In a recent opinion, New Jersey
district judge William Martini contends th... Read More ...
The future of VR, how the NFL uses the Surface Pro 2 and other stories you might've missed this week
It's
been a busy week, folks: We spoke with Seahawks quarterback Russel
Wilson about how the NFL uses the Surface Pro 2, interviewed RuPaul
about "gaymers," learned that North Korea was the source of the Sony
Pictures hack, and more. So sit back, rel... Read More ...
The US wants China's help blocking North Korean hackers
The
enemy of my enemy is my friend -- at least, it is for the US. Sources
for both the Associated Press and the New York Times claim that American
officials have asked China to implement a block that would "cripple"
North Korea's ability to launch cy... Read More ...
Google+ can automatically 'enhance' your mobile video recordings
Google's
no stranger to tweaking your photos automagically, and now it's
extending that expertise to video. By using Google+ and its auto-backup
system for your media, Mountain View says it can adjust the lighting,
color, stability and, soon enough, ... Read More ...
Evernote now adds context to your memos on Android and Windows
Evernote's
bringing Context, one of its more interesting announcements during its
fourth conference in October, to Android and Windows. This feature,
which was first made available to iOS and Mac users in November, pulls
content (based on what you're... Read More ...
Here's what astronauts aboard Orion will see during re-entry
Most
of us will never be astronauts -- sorry to break it to ya -- but we can
at least pretend to be aboard the Orion capsule with this video (below
the fold), courtesy of NASA. Orion's camera captured 10 minutes of
footage from the time it started bl... Read More ...
North Korea denies attacking Sony, offers to help investigate (updated)
North
Korea has ratcheted the absurdity level of the Sony hack up a notch by
pleading its innocence again and even offering to help find the real
perpetrators. The FBI recently blamed North Korea for the attack that
forced Sony Pictures Entertainment... Read More ...
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