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DIY drones: don't confuse homemade UAVs with military killing machines

Google's Eric Schmidt has suggested they will be used for surveillance, but those who make them insist they have benefits

"It was always a dream to build one, after having built helicopters in my bedroom for a while.

Sen. Rand Paul Introduces Online Privacy Protection Bill

There’s not a lack of online privacy protection bills floating around Congress at the moment, but it can’t hurt to have one more. On Thursday, Sen. Rand Paul introduced the Fourth Amendment Preservation and Protection Act, or S.

Google Has A Trojan Horse To Disrupt TV: Really, Really Big Data

It's a huge year for TV's future. Yet for all the excitement about Web-first soap operas, data-driven programming and the disruption of broadcast, the Internet TV "inflection point" that 2013 has become is just the beginning.

Xbox One embraces future with 3D and 4K, still needs internet to work

The Xbox One might look a little like a VCR from the 90s, but Microsoft promises that the console is future-proof enough for the next generation of the living room.

Week in Tech: Is the Xbox One a game changer?

At times like this, Week In Tech likes to quote the words of Christina Aguilara: "You are beautiful, no matter what they say." And what they've been saying about the Xbox One, is that it's U.G.L.Y.

As Matt Swider reports, its design "puts the 'box' in Xbox".

Password Protection Act Bars Employers From Demanding Login Info

What kind of experience do you have in the field? Who are your references? What's your Facebook password?


If the Password Protection Act becomes law, it would make it a crime for employers to ask that third question.

President Barack Obama's speech at National Defense University full text

Remarks of President Barack Obama, as prepared for delivery and entitled: The Future of our Fight against Terrorism

It's an honor to return to the National Defense University.

Clueful Rates and Reveals Android Apps' Privacy Settings

Android: Previously a tool for iOS users, Bitdefender's Clueful app now works on Android to reveal how your installed apps use your personal information.

Why We Should Celebrate Snapchat and Encourage Ephemeral Communication

An anonymous reader writes "Within a few months of launching, Snapchat has made an enormous and lasting impact on the culture of communication on the Internet – and we should all be grateful.

Teens, Social Media, and Privacy

antdude writes "Pew Internet reports that: 'Teens are sharing more info about themselves on social media sites than they have in the past, but they are also taking a variety of technical and non-technical steps to manage the privacy of that information.