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At a “Media Minds” breakfast discussion on Thursday, Tim Armstrong, chief officer of AOL, gave his thoughts on government surveillance. AOL is one of the tech companies whose data is reportedly tapped into by PRISM.

A new visualizer from Google shows the Internet's top searches in a beautiful full-screen display.

Spying in the "big data" era is more about databases than wiretaps and exploding pens.

Google asked the AG & FBI for permission to publish data about national security requests in order to clear its name in the PRISM scandal.

AT&T's Galaxy S2 can now update to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean.

T-Mobile offers a pre-paid plan with unlimited data and text and 100 minutes talk for just $30 per month, for which many customers may be qualified, if they can find it.

According to a new poll, 56 percent of Americans support newly-leaked surveillance programs undertaken by the NSA.

Women policy makers around the country spoke today about the huge gap that still exists between men's and women's paychecks.

George Orwell imagined a world of omnipresent government surveillance and mind control in his iconic dystopian novel '1984.'

Google has commemorated the much-loved, though sometimes controversial, American children's author and book illustrator, Maurice Sendak.

Google Inc. has reportedly agreed to buy Waze, a mapping and navigation startup, for around $1.1 billion.

New information seemingly contradicts Facebook and Google statements on providing the government with backdoor access to data.

The National Security Agency collected almost 3 billion pieces of data in the U.S. in one 30-day period, the Guardian reported.

At a news conference, President Obama acknowledged and defended the U.S. government's data mining program.

Everybody who's anybody in the tech sector is involved in the U.S. data-collection effort.

A leaked document reveals an NSA program named PRISM that supposedly mines data from servers of tech giants.

Developers are rolling out more features for Google Glass, but there are seven things you're not allowed, or able, to do with it.

The internet, the ongoing economic crisis and distribution problems are damaging Italy's newspaper industry.

Google Glass cannot be used to access sexually explicit materials, the company stated on the product's developers’ page.

The Wikipad, a 7-inch Android-powered gaming tablet, will hit the market on June 11 for $249.

Google Play is gaining on Apple's App Store in number of apps downloaded, and will likely surpass it.

Mozilla is working on a major update to Firefox that will be more customizable and look like Chrome.

The PS4 and Xbox One could cost $349 and $399 at launch.

HTC, fearing weaker demand, will scrap plans for a 12-inch Windows RT tablet in favor of a smaller product, a report says.

A U.S. district judge in San Francisco rejected Google’s request to throw out 19 NSLs after two FBI officials submitted classified affidavits.

A Google street view camera captured a messy breakup on camera, according to one Reddit user.

Why would Microsoft's newest game system be lagging so far behind the PlayStation 4 in Google searches?

Google-owned Motorola is developing pill passwords and electronic tattoos that can authenticate identity.

The Moto X phone announced yesterday will contain two processors and be largely assembled in the U.S.