The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has started accepting donations in the form of Bitcoins again after over two years of hiatus stating that the legal uncertainty, which was hovering over the digital currency, has all but disappeared.
Users in the US are reporting that Google has allegedly shut down its SMS Search service without any official announcement or notification.
According to fresh reports from the Financial Times, YouTube could be launching its paid subscription service as early as this week.
Google has indirectly walked right into one of Middle East's most obstinate conflict by putting Palestine as an independent nation wiping off the term Palestinian Territories and replacing it with Palestine in its localized search page.
Reddit has updated and released a preview version its privacy policy that affects all its users.
E-Sports Entertainment Association (ESEA) League has admitted to embedding Bitcoin mining code inside league’s client software.
April 30 marks the 20th anniversary of the World Wide Web as a free software offering given to the world by CERN and to mark this occasion the organization has restored the first web URL.
Microsoft has rolled out a preview version of Skype in Outlook.com allowing users to place voice as well as video calls right from their inboxes.
Wikidata, a project by Wikimedia Foundation, has now been deployed in all language version of Wikipedia and is ready to be used worldwide it has been announced.
Perils of Mt. Gox continue as the exchange has revealed early morning today that it has again come under heavy DDoS attack indicating that miscreants are after Bitcoin and trying to manipulate the pricing of the virtual currency.
As targeted adverts are getting intelligent by the day with advertising companies pushing all the boundaries of online behavior and activity tracking, online privacy seems to be taking the last seat rather than the back seat. This is exactly what a start-up is looking to alter by stopping third-parties from tracking users on the web.
Anonymous knocked the doors of Indiegogo in a bid to raise some crowd-sourced dough to expand its news coverage by establishing a dedicated site instead of tweets and tumblor blog posts and has managed to raise 27 time as much money as initially targeted.
