PlayStation charity gives you a chance to play with superstars

Think
that downloadable game content is normally a waste? Sony will soon give
you a good reason to splurge on those virtual goods. It's launching
PlayStation Heroes, a PlayStation 4 app that encourages you to
contribute to charities like Make-A-Wish,...
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Digital disintegration, connected sex toys for every Valentine and other stories you might've missed this week!

In
this Weekends with Engadget, we explain how photos can fade in the
internet age, help you select the perfect connected sex toy for your
Valentine and contemplate the best way to buy sneakers. All this and
more -- just read on past the break....
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Subtle malware lets hackers swipe over $300 million from banks

It's
no secret that hackers see banks as prime targets, but one band of
digital thieves is conducting heists on a truly grand scale. Security
researchers at Kaspersky have published details of malware attacks that
have stolen at least $300 million fr...
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Farewell to Helpouts, Google's expert-on-demand video service

On
April 20th, 2015, Helpouts will follow Reader, Latitude, Schemer and
many other services to wherever old Mountain View products retire.
Google launched Helpouts less than two years ago as a service where
anyone can ask (or pay) for advice or lesso...
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At last, 'The Simpsons' is streaming in its original aspect ratio

When
FXX started streaming The Simpsons, it committed a cardinal sin in the
eyes of fans: it showed older episodes in widescreen, guaranteeing that
you'd miss visual gags meant for 4:3 TV. Thankfully, the network has
learned the error of its ways. Sh...
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A brief survey of NASA's space imaging technology

Visitors
to the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC,
will soon have a chance to see those items Neil Armstrong kept from the
Apollo 11 moon landing. This week's news about Armstrong's memorabilia
got us thinking: What are so...
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Study says Android 4.0 and iOS 8 are most likely to crash your apps

Ever
had the feeling that certain phone operating systems are more likely to
crash your apps than others? It's not just you. Crittercism has posted
its latest breakdown of crash reports from about 20,000 apps, and it's
clear that certain operating sy...
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Recommended Reading: The life and death and life of Google Glass

Recommended
Reading highlights the best long-form writing on technology and more in
print and on the web. Some weeks, you'll also find short reviews of
books that we think are worth your time. We hope you enjoy the read.
Sorry, but Google Glass i...
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Apple decides marijuana app belongs in the App Store after all

MassRoots'
social network for cannabis users contravened Apple's policy of banning
apps that promote drug use, and had to go. Two weeks after that
decision was made, an army of hemp-wearing advocates have managed to
convince the iPhone maker to chang...
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Apple reportedly has 'hundreds' working on an electric car (updated)

Those
ages-old rumors of Apple working on its own cars may have some merit
after all. Wall Street Journal sources report that Cupertino has
"several hundred" staffers working on an electric car project nicknamed
Titan. It's supposedly early days (a r...
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