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Skydiver Recovers Lost GoPro Camera 4 Years After Dropping It 10,000 Feet [VIDEO]

The risks of skydiving include instant death, wetting your pants and...losing your camera.

Google Gmail Glitch Outages Caused By Failure To Update Security Certificate

Over the weekend, a "majority of users" who tried to open Gmail accounts as new clients were unable to do so because of a software glitch by Google.

Sling TV Fails An Early Test Of Web TV, Apologizes For March Madness Streaming Issues

After a string of errors this weekend during the NCAA March Madness tournament, Sling becomes the latest Web TV provider to struggle during a live sports event.

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Avoid 'Game of Thrones,' 'Mad Men' Spoilers With These Apps, Which Block TV News From Your Twitter

Don't want to know too soon what happens on your favorite show? Try using Silencer, Spoiler Shield or Facebook Posts Filter.

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Usher Identity Software Aims To Replace Passwords, Security Questions With Mobile App

Passwords are notoriously insecure, but we continue to use them out of habit. One company believes it's found the solution to the problem.

Airbnb Opens In Cuba: Americans Traveling South Have Over 1,000 Listings To Choose From

Starting April 2, Americans considering traveling to Cuba can now book their stays through Airbnb.

EU Regulators Probe Apple Over Upcoming Music Streaming Service

The regulators are concerned that Apple could use its market position to influence labels to dump free, ad-supported services.

Sotheby's Hopes To Tap Into eBay's Massive User Base With High-End Art And Photos

Sotheby's customers have been waiting for the partnership since last July -- but can the two companies get along?

GoDaddy Inc (GDDY) Stock Price Leaps 30% In IPO, Valuing Website Registrar At More Than $5B

The IPO values the world's largest website registrar at $5.48 billion.

Unsophisticated Trojan Malware Targets Middle East Energy Companies: Symantec

International financial, energy and medical companies have struggled to defend themselves from unyielding cyberattacks.

Yik Yak Tests Photo-Sharing Feature On College Campuses

Staffers are currently moderating all photos shared via the app and will block content they deem inappropriate.

Facebook Tracks All Visitors, Users In Violation Of European Law: Report

A report from the Belgian Privacy Commission alleged that Facebook is illegally tracking the browsing history of all its users and visitors.

China Ban Hits Google’s Search Ad Share; Baidu Gains

Censorship by the government in Beijing benefits domestic companies like Baidu and Sohu, but hurts foreign companies.

Popcorn Time Users Who Watched 'Dallas Buyers Club' Targeted By Hollywood

Illicit copies of the popular 2013 movie have been dangerous to download since last year. But now it's risky to stream, too.

Weather Channel Taps IBM For Cloud Services

IBM says accurate weather forecasts can give companies in a number of industries a competitive advantage.

Silk Road's Ulbricht Paid Rogue DEA Agent $100K For Investigation Details, Indictment Alleges

A DEA agent and Secret Service agent texted each other about the value of stolen bitcoin, according to an indictment.

Gmail Partial Outage Disrupts IMAP Client Syncing And Functions

The outage only affects those using an email client to read their Gmail messages.

The Inside Story Of How Pakistan Took Down The FBI’s Most-Wanted Cybercriminal

Phone hacking is a $5 billion business. Here's an in-depth look at the case of Noor Aziz Uddin, one of the most prolific hackers of the 21st century.

Chinese Government Suspected In GitHub Hack, Evidence Links DDoS Attack To Censorship Push

A cyberattack against a coding site and a New York Times site followed Beijing's block of popular VPN services.

Dark Net Sites Selling Thousands Of Uber Passwords, Company Denies Data Breach

Obtaining a username-and-password combination could be enough to predict someone's movements.

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Train Attack Caught On Video: Victim Claims Michael Brown Question Preceded Fight

The victim covered his head but never stood up or fought back.

Slack Hacked, Leaving 500,000 User Emails Exposed

The infiltration reportedly took place over four days in February, but most users didn't find out until Friday.

Slack Valuation Jumps From $1 Billion To $2 Billion In 5 Months

Slack, a growing workplace collaboration tool, is quickly rising up the billionaire startup chain.

EZTV, Kickass Torrents Blocked: Piracy Sites Taken Down In Europe's Latest ISP Order

Denmark has blocked torrent sites before, but operators have found unexpected success with the technique.

Tim Cook Will Donate $785 Million Fortune To Charity ... After Paying For Nephew's Tuition

Apple has become a philanthropic player under Steve Jobs' successor.

Amazon.com Inc. Enters Cloud Storage Price Wars With ‘Unlimited’ Plan To Counter Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive

The unlimited plan costs $60, or less than most competitors charge for 1 terabyte in the cloud.

Breaking: Congress Overwhelmingly Agrees On Something (Cybersecurity), And That Could Be A Problem

A rush to protect American businesses from hacking could lead to some grievous privacy implications.

Apple, Facebook Among Tech Heavyweights Asking Obama To Let Key Patriot Act Provision Expire

Silicon Valley giants say enough's enough when it comes to bulk collection of American metadata.

Tinder Hack Matched Men With Men, Hacker Says 'It's Deserved'

A programmer who created a bait profile told the Verge he was inspired after hearing so many Tinder horror stories.

Facebook Cranks Up YouTube Rivalry With New Embedded Video Player

Facebook now sees more than 3 billion video views per day.

Facebook Wants To 'Friend' Your Toaster, Other Connected Devices Around The Home

More than a network for human relationships, Facebook wants to control the home, too.

Mark Zuckerberg Opens Facebook Messenger To Third-Party Apps, Allowing Users To Send Gifs, Videos

Facebook is following in the footsteps of Chinese messaging giants Line and WeChat, which have lively app ecosystems.

Fake Apple Store Employees Slam iPhone 6, Recommend Microsoft [VIDEO]

The only problem with the idea to pose as a retail employee is that it's hardly original.

YouTube To Take On Amazon's Twitch With Live Game Streaming: Report

Live streaming and video games are hot. YouTube is reportedly relaunching its streaming options with gaming in mind.

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