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Xbox One supported in 21 countries, may not work in unsupported regions

There's a lot to like about the Xbox One, but today it's surrounded by yet another controversy that is turning gamers off when it comes to turning on the console.

White House mandates that federal agencies make better use of spectrum

The White House has long been calling for smarter use of spectrum among federal institutions, and it's translating some of those words into deeds through a new Presidential Memorandum.

New European Hypertension Guidelines Released With Simplified Blood Pressure Target

New hypertension guidelines from the European Society of Hypertension and the European Society of Cardiology were released in Milan today at the European Meeting on Hypertension & Cardiovascular Protection.

DOJ Falsely Claimed That Reporter James Rosen Was Involved In Bombings In Trying To Hide Fact It Spied On Him

Okay, here's one that's just crazy. A few weeks ago, lots of folks, including us, covered the story of how the Justice Department claimed to a court that reporter James Rosen was "an aider and abettor and/or co-conspirator" in a leak of some State Department info concerning North Korea.

FDA, ICS-CERT issue warnings for medical device, hospital network security

Reports that medical devices implanted in patients or used for their treatment may have dangerous vulnerabilities are not new, but a new "safety communication" is focusing more attention on the issue.

Apple working with Logitech and Moga for MFi game controllers, details framework at WWDC

In the clearest sign yet that Apple is serious about supporting dedicated third-party game controllers in iOS, the company held a 45-minute long session at WWDC on Tuesday, showing off app frameworks, hardware mock-ups and a set of preliminary best practices guidelines.

How Apple's iOS 7 Changes Everything For App Designers

If you are a mobile developer getting to know what"s new in iOS 7, you"ve actually got it fairly easy. It"s the mobile designers who are banging their heads against the wall.


Everything app designers knew about the look and feel of iOS has basically been tossed out the window in iOS 7.

Spain hopes new anti-doping law will help Olympic bid

MADRID (Reuters) - Spain brought itself into line with international guidelines when its parliament approved a new anti-doping law on Thursday, saying it would boost Madrid's chances of hosting the 2020 Olympic Games.

Senators press NSA director for answers on secret surveillance program

Keith Alexander says surveillance programs have helped thwart attacks but raises new questions over how they operate

US senators on the powerful appropriations committee sharply challenged the director of the National Security Agency on Wednesday about the extent of the agency's domestic s

Black Swan interns win landmark case

The two have won an action against 20th Century Fox, claiming their unpaid work should have been done by paid employees

Two interns who completed unpaid work on the Oscar-winning film Black Swan have won a landmark case against the studio behind the movie, 20th Century Fox.