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Playstation Network Brought Down By Hackers

Sony had a huge weekend celebrating the PlayStation’s 20th anniversary with the release of a special edition 20th Anniversary PlayStation 4 and hosting the PlayStation Experience, at which the company revealed many new titles coming to its gaming platforms. However, Sony’s PlayStation Network (PSN) suffered outages due to denial-of-service attacks over the weekend courtesy of…

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Aros: The Smart A/C Unit

Meet Aros, the Wi-Fi (wireless) connected air conditioner that can help those energy-conscious consumers save some money. It can learn from your budget, location, schedule, and usage to automatically maintain the perfect temperature and maximize savings in your home. Best of all, you can control the unit from anywhere using the Wink app on your mobile…

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Firefox: New and Improved

Firefox drops Google and goes with Yahoo. Firefox 34 has been released and it’s Googleless. That’s right — with the new upgrade, Mozilla has decided to make Yahoo its default search engine. But as any tweaker will tell you, it takes about 30 seconds to switch back to the Oh-So-Comfortable Google search engine. Don’t get me…

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NASA – Sounds From Space

NASA Releases Sounds From Space On SoundCloud NASA recently released over a half-century of sounds on SoundCloud. The U.S. space agency recently created a SoundCloud page to reveal some of the most unusual sounds ever recorded.Sounds in space are stifled by a vacuum, but scientists have discovered ways of capturing noise using special instruments on…

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Battle of Net Neutrality Begins

The sides have been chosen, the line has been drawn, the battle of net neutrality begins. President Obama and Congress, set to battle over net neutrality.Republican leaders criticized Obama's request that the Federal Communications Commission impose rules "protecting net neutrality and ensuring that neither the cable company nor the phone company will be able to…

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Intel To Pay $15 For Pentium 4 CPUs

Without admitting any real wrongdoing, Intel has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit alleging that the Santa Clara chip maker manipulated benchmark scores for its first-generation Pentium 4 processors. The suit also alleges that Hewlett-Packard helped Intel fudge its scores in order to cover up "pervasive design flaws" resulting in "dismal" performance compared to…

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