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When Will The NSA Stop Collecting Your Phone Records In Bulk? It's Up To Congress

A court ruling against bulk collection of phone records casts a shadow over whether Congress will renew the program, set to expire June 1.

Do Guns Count As Free Speech? Cody Wilson, Who Published Pistol Blueprints For 3D Printer, Thinks So

Defense Distributed responds to a takedown order for its 3D-printed pistol with a free-speech suit against the State Department.

LinkedIn Wants To Show You Who's Reading Your Posts -- And Who's Not

A new feature will allow users of the business-oriented social networking site to find out how well their posts resonate with other users.

Yelp Inc. (YELP) Shares Soar On Report Reviews Site Is Seeking A Buyer

The reviews site, which has seen big growth in the past year, is said to be working with investment banks to explore a sale.

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NSA Phone Surveillance Ruled Illegal By Federal Appeals Court [FULL TEXT]

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York said Thursday that the surveillance program was outside of what U.S. Congress authorized in the Patriot Act.

Virginia License Plate Database Targeted By ACLU In What Appears To Be First Suit Of Its Kind

A man said his vehicle's plate was scanned twice, though neither he nor the vehicle were targets of an investigation.

Here's How Apple Inc. Plans To Keep Future iPhones From Bending

With a little help from carbon fiber, Apple may be able to make its next iPhones stronger and thinner at the same time.

PlayStation Network Shuts Down On May 11 For Nine Hour Security Check

PlayStation users will need to stay logged in to their accounts if they want to use their systems May 11-12.

Stolen HBO Go, Xbox Live Account Info Available Cheap On PayIvy Online Marketplace

How long PayIvy will be able to stay online remains to be seen, but it certainly won't be the last marketplace of its kind.

Lenovo Exposed Users To 'Massive Security Risk,' Security Update To Address Flaw Released

The flaws allow malicious commands to run on a Lenovo machine, or malware to be installed as official updates.

Zynga (ZNGA) To Cut 364 Jobs As First-Quarter Earnings Beat Analyst Estimates

The game company's shares were up more than 7 percent following better-than-expected results and news of a restructuring.

Applebot, Apple's Own Web Crawler, Latest Sign Cupertino Is Building A Search Engine

Applebot crawls the Web for Apple the same way Googlebot does for Google.

Baltimore Not Alone In Use Of Surveillance Planes As Police Increasingly Spy From The Sky

A new method of airborne surveillance is reportedly being deployed in Baltimore and other cities.

Facebook's Oculus Won't Be The First Consumer Virtual Reality Headset, But Here's How It Will Stand Out

“If there’s one company that might want to try to address the social issue of virtual reality, maybe it’s Facebook."

Uber Looks To Hire Editor To 'Tell The Uber Story'

Uber doesn't like what the press is writing about it. So it's looking for an editor to help Uber write about itself.

Yes, Your Apple Watch Is Giving You A Rash. Here's What To Do About It

Dermatologists say it's not a problem with the Apple Watch; it's just what happens when millions of people wear the same product.

Why Tablets Are Dying: Users Are Old (And Very Young) And They're Not Upgrading Anytime Soon

Tablet sales continue to plummet across the board as phones get bigger and tablet users age.

Zayn Malik Attacks Louis Tomlinson On Twitter; ‘Remember When You Had A Life?’

Things are getting ugly between former One Direction bandmates Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson.

Comcast Vows To Improve Customer Service, But Cable Customers Are Wary

The cable operator announced a multiyear plan to improve its notorious customer service, but not everyone is buying it.

Orson Welles Quotes: 10 Of The Filmmaker's Funniest And Best Sayings

The Hollywood legend was born 100 years ago Wednesday. Celebrate his accomplishments with some of his most memorable remarks.

iPhone 6S Rumors: Everything We Know So Far About Apple Inc.'s Next Smartphone

From Force Touch to improved processors, Apple's next iPhone is expected to sport a number of new features.

NSA Converts Phone Conversations Into Searchable Text Database With 'Google For Voice' Program: Snowden

It's not clear if the NSA taps without a warrant phone calls made between Americans.

Oculus Rift Will Launch Early Next Year, Preorders In 2015

No shipment date is available yet, but Facebook's long-awaited VR headset, the Rift, has a firm release window.

China’s Coolpad To Enter Indian Smartphone Market, Set Up Research Center In Bangalore

Xiaomi's success in India is driving domestic Chinese rivals to plan their own entries into the subcontinent, the world's No. 3 mobile market.

Facebook Teams With IBM To Personalize Advertising With Consumer Data

Facebook continues its move into the world of commerce through a new data partnership and research initiative with IBM.

Secret Founders Pulled Off $6 Million 'Bank Heist' While Raising Funding: Investor

One of the company's founders reportedly bought a red Ferrari, but his timing couldn't have been worse.

Chinese Tourist Who Sat On Revolutionary Statue Becomes First Person On Country’s New Tourism Blacklist

A teenager becomes the first tourist to be blacklisted by the government campaign.

Airbus A350 XWB Had Over 1,000 3D-Printed Parts: Report

Experts believe the new lightweight materials could be useful for airline safety standards.

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg Speaks Out Over Death Of Husband Dave Goldberg

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg took to her Facebook profile to say "the world is better for the years my beloved husband lived."

Salesforce.com Inc (CRM) Shares Leap Amid Reports Of Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Bid

Shares of the cloud computing company hit a 52-week high on reports the world's largest software company is evaluating a bid.

Anonymous' #OpGreenRights Hack Team Knocked Nuclear Corporation Areva Offline, Leaked World Trade Organization Emails

The hack, conducted as part of Operation Green Rights, comes after the controversial biotech company Monsanto was hacked multiple times.

Carly Fiorina Wants To Be Tech's Candidate, But Silicon Valley Has Moved On

Carly Fiorina was once a tech CEO, but many in the industry don't believe she understands the issues they face today.

News Corp. Is Using Storyful To Help Brands Find Viral Cat, Baby Videos

News Corp. is looking to help advertising agencies that are hungry for cheap, user-generated content.

Millennial Job Seekers Are Listing Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Yik Yak As Resume Skills. Here's Why That's Not Crazy

Proficiency in Microsoft Office is expected for many jobs. Now social media network skills could be just as important.

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