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The Pirate Bay, one of the internet’s largest torrent sites and one of its most vocal advocates for intellectual property reform, fell prey to a massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack yesterday. Representatives from The Pirate Bay proudly announced on their Facebook page that TPB is “back in full effect”, and, indeed, the website is up and in good working order.
This week London-based company Zeta Agency has unveiled a new, creeptastic app for the iPhone called Stalker. The photo-taking app with the most unfortunate
In November of last year, the FBI rounded up a ring of Estonian nationals who have now been charged with infecting millions of computers
In yet another move to make the Internet Explorer brand hip and relevant, the team behind the long-running browser has partnered with Twentieth Century
How is Google Plus like Pripyat, Ukraine, or Bodie, California? Well, for starters, they’re all ghost towns. Though to be fair, at least Bodie
Anyone who’s ever visited The Pirate Bay (or “TPBâ€) knows that the site experiences occasional outages that can last for several hours
Link-shortening dynamo Bitly is reportedly prepping to launch a viral search engine, and is working on a $20 million round of funding to power that venture.
Google launches new search tool called the “Knowledge Graph,” that will display certain facts associated with certain objects, and suggest topics that are linked in the system.
Wordpress App Store combines all of this into one, seamless experience that doesn’t require the user to ever leave the WordPress dashboard.
Remember feature phones? They were usually shaped like candy bars, and they didn’t have the new-fangled touch screens, accelerometers and processing power that now characterize smartphones. But feature phones are still big sellers, especially in developing markets.