Michael Hatamoto

• December 2015
• Virtual reality helping train US Air Force F-35 pilots
• November 2015
• Microsoft, Volvo team up to develop autonomous car technology
• Hyundai hopes to have fully autonomous cars available by 2030
• September 2015
• Robot professional seeks ban to stop development of sex robots
• V-MODA shows off its Crossfade Wireless Over-Ear headphones
• Apple being deliberate about vehicle research, won't rush launch
• 6S Marketing hopes Apple names new phone the iPhone 7, not iPhone 6s
• Xbox manager: 2015 shaping up to be best year of gaming since 2007
• Acer announces new Predator Gaming Series monitors with NVIDIA G-SYNC
• Acer shows off Chromebook R 11, a convertible Chromebook
• Toshiba announces 12.5' Satellite Radius 12 2-in-1 convertible laptop
• ARCHOS unveils the larger screened Diamond Plus smartphone
• August 2015
• Ashley Madison growing, including almost 90K women last week
• Square Enix: Final Fantasy XV will launch to gamers sometime in 2016
• Konami: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is 'stunning' on PC
• Astronauts believe it's only a matter of time before man heads to Mars
• UK debuts its 'UK Against ISIL' social media account
• Phiaton launches PS 202 NC active noise cancellation earphones
• Famed astronaut Buzz Aldrin shares his 'master plan' for Mars
• LG partners with REEDS Jewelers for the LG Watch Urbane Luxe
• Report: Prior to breach, no one wanted to purchase Ashley Madison
• Julian Assange urged Edward Snowden to pick Russia over Latin America
• Cyclist has a rather amusing encounter with a Google self-driving car
• Corsair announces new Bulldog that will ship in time for Christmas
• FBI demanded Scandinavian countries extradite Snowden if he visited
• NASA begins year-long Mars isolation experiment on Earth
• Ashley Madison CEO stepping down after devastating data breach
• Razer launches new Nabu smartband wearable during PAX Prime
• Turtle Beach shows off Star Wars Battlefront-themed headphones
• Head of Islamic State Cyber Caliphate killed by drone strike
• Scosche launches the boomBOTTLE+ waterproof Bluetooth speaker
• ARCHOS unveils its Diamond Tab 4G/LTE tablet
• Apple already putting pressure on Fitbit in wearables market
• No Star Wars Battlefront Xbox One bundle, EA confirms
• Driverless crash trucks could help keep construction crews safer
• Corsair shows off Gaming Sabre Laser, with help from Team Dignitas
• Report: 40% of Americans impacted by healthcare data breaches
• Lawsuits over Ashley Madison data dump will be a challenge to win
• ARCHOS allows consumers to choose Windows 10 or Android on smartphone
• Razer and NZXT show off the S340 PC case, in unique collaboration
• ARCHOS adds the Diamond S to its growing Diamond smartphone
• Acer shows off Aspire Z3-710 All-in-One with Windows 10
• Microsoft rolls out beta for Cortana on Google Android devices
• Avid Life Media offers more than $375,000 bounty to identify hackers
• LG will show off G PAD II 10.1 tablet during IFA 2015
• Swiss newspaper: Swatch planning bigger effort in smartwatch market
• Florida State Attorney Jeff Ashton apologizes for using Ashley Madison
• The United States gearing up for battle in space against China
• Researchers working on exoskeleton controllable by brainwaves
• Looks like Ashley Madison site operator should prepare for lawsuits
• NVIDIA partners with ESL, trying to win over new customers
• Astronauts recently chowed down on space-grown lettuce
• NASA researchers learning from gecko grippers, helping inspire new R&D
• Bethesda has high hopes for Doom multiplayer gaming fun
• Political leader: Used Ashley Madison for 'opposition research'
• DARPA interested in helping develop DDoS protection systems
• Extortionists emailing Ashley Madison members demanding payment
• Take-Two: GTA V tops 54M units shipped, GTA series reaches 220M
• Avid Life Media sending takedown notices following data dump
• Divorce lawyers could be busy following Ashley Madison data dump
• Spotify quickly apologizes due to privacy changes causing anger
• Ashley Madison hackers say 'nobody was watching,' bad site security
• Intel thinks it's an 'exciting time' to support the maker community
• Apple: Just 21% of Apple Music testers have left the service so far
• Study: 4 out of 10 government employees ignore rules, put data at risk
• Check out 12 minutes of 'Welcome to the Avenger' gameplay from XCOM 2
• Bethesda responds to Fallout 4 graphics criticism
• Ashley Madison breach could lead to people being injured or killed?
• Chance for Edward Snowden and US DOJ to reach a deal closing fast
• US military, law enforcement developing counter-drone systems
• Presidential candidate Jeb Bush believes NSA needs broader powers
• Don't buy into video hype, no asteroid poised to hit Earth next month
• LG Electronics unveils new speakers, aiming for football seasons
• Report: Robots, technology help create jobs, not destroy them
• Will drug tests help legitimize eSports as an actual sport?
• Xbox One backward compatibility to support original Xbox?
• Sony takes us on a journey of Metal Gear Solid on PlayStation platform
• Garmin launches VIRB X and VIRB XE action cameras in Australia
• Thecus launches N7770-10G and N8880U-10G NAS units for businesses
• Silicon Valley readies for long battle with government over encryption
• Hackers compromising web ads, loving news and weather sites
• The video game market in 2015 is booming, with 1.8B players worldwide
• Intel partners with Turner to create 'America's Greatest Makers' show
• US military wants to increase number of drone flights... everywhere
• Intel, Fossil Group announce three new smartwatch wearables at IDF
• Microchip teams up with Intel to strengthen IoT privacy and security
• Razer using Intel RealSense technology for VR and game streaming
• Unreal Engine 4 enjoys new challenges of virtual reality development
• Researchers argue if violent video games cause criminal behavior
• Apple learned from 'Bendgate,' improved physical design of iPhone 6s
• NPD: 34M core players spend average of 22 hours per week gaming
• Expect next Samsung Gear VR headset to arrive 'soon'
• Oculus VR founder thinks James Cameron is 'incorrect' about VR
• Analyst: 2-in-1 tablet sales surging, despite market struggles
• Xbox boss says no timetable on launch of Microsoft HoloLens
• Xbox chief focused on his product, not what PlayStation 4 is doing
• Poll: 53% of Americans want to see Edward Snowden prosecuted
• Watching eSports on YouTube is popular, turning into big business
• EA 'investigating' backward compatibility for EA Access service
• 'Islamic State Hacking Division' compromises US military personnel
• Virtual reality helps deliver 360-degree view of war-torn Syria
• Nintendo believes it can no longer ignore the mobile gaming market
• Former spy panel senator believes Edward Snowden should be hanged
• Hillary Clinton would like the Islamic State bounced off social media
• Google shaking things up, so please say hello to Alphabet
• Ghost Games speaks out regarding Need for Speed always-online function
• Apple iOS making gains on Android in mobile OS war: comScore report
• Shiro Games announces Aug. 25 launch date for Evoland 2
• Xbox chief says Xbox One titles need 'more diversity' to woo gamers
• Microsoft: Positive talks about backward compatibility for Xbox One
• Acer launches Predator G6-710 gaming PC during Gamescom
• Battlefield 4 shows off Night Operations in latest DLC
• Taylor Swift praises Apple Music, but still is no fan of Spotify
• Fight erupts after drone drops narcotics into prison yard
• TrendForce: 14M virtual reality units in 2016, mainly used for gaming
• Acer rumored to announce four new Windows 10 Mobile phones during IFA
• Could social media eventually turn on the Islamic State?
• OnePlus co-founder has big ambitions over the next five years
• Despite number of users, is Apple Music shaping up to be a disaster?
• Edward Snowden wants to see firms fight against encryption demands
• July 2015
• Cardiac microchip able to offer patients warning to heart problems
• Chinese launching chaotic number of attacks against US infrastructure
• MMA fighter Paul Daley enjoys using social media to interact with fans
• Developers felt the pressure while creating Star Wars Battlefront
• Bungie drops ban hammer on hundreds of Destiny cheaters
• WikiLeaks says the United States spied on Japan, a close Asian ally
• Hackers hijacking your webcam and finding ways to profit from it
• Mozilla unhappy about Microsoft's Edge web browser default
• EA: Star Wars Battlefront enjoying "extremely strong pre-orders"
• Teenagers on social networking sites too much could cause problems
• Rocket League racks up 5 million downloads in only 22 days
• Microsoft says PC to Xbox One game streaming is 'challenging'
• Microsoft trying to find ways to boost Xbox One, game sales in China
• Islamic State being scammed via social media, giving away money
• White hat hacker shows vulnerability in GM's OnStar system
• Facebook shows off its solar-powered Aquila aircraft to the world
• US National Guard using Reaper drone to search for missing person
• The DOJ says FBI is understaffed to battle cyberattacks
• Facebook has a crazy number of members: 1.49B monthly users
• Kinematix's TUNE helps runners run smarter, neat little product
• Nintendo has racked up more than 1.62M copies of Splatoon sold
• ING Netherlands introduces voice-based mobile payments
• Nintendo's Wii U finally tops 10 million units sold
• NTSB explains what SpaceShipTwo pilot endured during horrific incident
• Satechi shows off its BT Cortana Button on Windows 10 launch day
• Chinese hackers suspected in recent cyberattack on United Airlines
• US government unsure what to do after major cyberattacks
• id Software blended old school with the modern era while making Doom
• Bethesda: Fallout 4 was 'basically done' when the game was unveiled
• US government worried as more Americans wooed by Islamic State online
• Anonymous continues siege against Canadian intelligence agency
• Report: Apple Music already has 10 million users testing the service
• Former NSA lawyer: Snowden 'really set back' cybersecurity discussion
• Xbox chief happy to see 'death of consoles' talk proven wrong
• Anger the Internet by killing Cecil the Lion? Suffer the backlash!
• Square Enix CEO: Tomb Raider exclusivity 'wasn't an easy decision'
• Alaska Airlines testing biometrics technology at San Jose airport
• Military trying to figure out how to stop drones used as IEDs
• White House responds to online Edward Snowden pardon petition
• Acer announces Windows 10-powered products for back-to-school season
• Who needs house keys? Use a hands-free fob instead!
• Argument rages over encryption and how much access government gets
• Bethesda promises Fallout 4 will have more customization than Skyrim
• Survey: 92% think US government must react to foreign cyberattacks
• 343 Industries discusses decision to remove split screen from Halo 5
• Israel focusing more on cybersecurity as it faces nonstop attacks
• Survey: Drivers still want steering wheel, pedals in self-driving cars
• US official: Time to battle Islamic State's social media abilities
• Leading tech experts seek ban on killer robots on the battlefield
• Bethesda considered Boston as Fallout 4 location years ago
• Your Destiny Guardian will be supported for next decade
• Doom multiplayer isn't being designed with eSports in mind
• Could Kojima and Del Toro still end up working on a game together?
• VR expert doesn't think 'video games are an appropriate market' for VR
• Doesn't look like Gov. Christie is a big fan of Edward Snowden
• id Software must prove itself with new Doom game
• Islamic State restricting Internet access in its self-declared capital
• Anonymous takes credit for hacking US Census Bureau
• Android will get Fallout Shelter on August 13... will you play?
• Security issues plague contactless payments, Which? group finds
• BlackBerry speaks about security efforts, as business focus changes
• FBI director warns of cyberattacks from terrorist groups
• Pirated Jurassic World found seeding from Universal's office in France
• Bethesda Fallout Shelter is popular, but don't expect too much mobile
• Will humans be able to recreate living dinosaurs within five years?
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 multiplayer beta launches next month
• Due to high-profile hack, Fiat Chrysler is recalling 1.4M vehicles
• Edward Snowden would like to return to the US, but too many politics
• Virtual reality will receive boost from movies, entertainment industry
• Woman receives most 'technologically advanced prosthetic' hand
• Microsoft Xbox One fighting to close the gap to Sony PlayStation 4
• Concerns and suspicions of pro cyclists using motors in their bikes
• Metal Gear Solid 5 requires only 25.1 GB storage capacity on PS4
• Lenovo has faith in PC market, especially with Windows 10 coming
• Microsoft sold 1.4 million Xbox 360, Xbox One game consoles during Q4
• Repetitive motion injuries disrupting eSports careers
• Hackers show vehicle infotainment systems are vulnerable to attack
• Anonymous hacker group takes aim at Islamic State sympathizers
• Gamers want to play Call of Duty: Black Ops II on the Xbox One
• Xbox chief excited about sales bump related to backward compatibility
• The digital war against the Islamic State is a struggle for the US
• Swatch has already manufactured 20,000 smartwatch units
• Top CS:GO player says eSports has a doping problem
• Nintendo releases touching memorial address for Satoru Iwata
• Fallout 4 voice acting took 2 years, 13,000 lines of dialogue
• JPay hopes to make big bucks by selling cheap tablets to prisoners
• FBI again speaks out against end-to-end encryption
• PewDiePie publicly responds, following shock regarding his salary
• Toshiba testing its 'scorpion' robot inside Fukushima nuclear reactor
• Americans have streamed 135B songs and music videos in 2015 so far
• Difficulties trying to sell Xbox One, PlayStation 4 in China
• Nintendo speaks out against VR and AR efforts from Microsoft, Sony
• Julian Assange won't be given asylum in France
• Windows 10 launches on July 29, but you'll probably have to wait
• Former Microsoft exec Peter Moore recounts the Red Ring of Death chaos
• Nintendo defends itself after criticism from an extremely quiet E3
• Analyst: Less than 1% revenue generated from Apple Music
• Spotify pulls Prince's music catalog, per the musician's request
• Xiaomi nearing 35 million smartphone units sold worldwide in 2015
• Unity CEO: VR to create 'staggering orgasm of the new'
• Fable Legends game director discusses DLCs with TweakTown
• Microsoft boss says Xbox 'needs to do better' in European markets
• Star Wars Battlefront based on 'absolute core' from the movies
• June 2015
• French official says Assange, Snowden could be allowed in France
• Don't expect Edward Snowden to leave Russia anytime soon
• Microsoft unveils the Minecraft in Education initiative
• Bethesda hesitant on offers for Fallout or Elder Scrolls movies
• You can legally listen to AC/DC, now on Spotify, Rdio, Apple Music
• Another researcher shares concerns with artificial intelligence
• 21 million people tuned in to watch E3 using Twitch, company says
• SpaceX will be just fine despite latest Falcon 9 rocket mishap
• Pressure is on for Apple Music, as music industry needs major help
• The Last Guardian was years in the making, and Sony feels the pressure
• Some argue Sony should include backward compatibility for PS4
• Shigeru Miyamoto not involved in Nintendo NX development
• Elon Musk would like the chance to retire on Mars, biographer says
• It looks like first wave of Valve Steam Machines preorders are gone
• Nintendo looking ahead to NX, but won't quit on 3DS, Wii U owners
• Astronauts heading to Mars will likely need a flexible spacesuit
• Sorry, but no Death Star map in Star Wars: Battlefront
• Creating video games to help gamers actually lose weight?
• Sony discusses being the new 'home' for Call of Duty games
• Most profitable iOS app? The HBO Now app
• Report: PC game development catching up to mobile in the UK
• US officials think China is behind massive OPM data breach
• UC Berkeley developing robot cockroach able to navigate itself
• Miyamoto: Virtual reality isn't currently a good fit for Nintendo
• Malwarebytes offers amnesty program to help pirates go legit
• SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket explodes after launch, ISS crew will be fine
• DICE: Star Wars: Battlefront 'never' had single-player in the plans
• Apple hype machine failing to promote the Apple Watch?
• Deus Ex game designer not interested in making virtual reality games
• Deus Ex devs wants to avoid causing drama, tries to avoid religion
• Police officer fired after Confederate flag boxers selfie found on FB
• BlackBerry shows interest in creating bacteria-free smartphone
• Nadella: Gaming is critical to 'broader vision for Windows' OS
• DICE feeling the pressure while developing Star Wars Battlefront
• Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick doesn't want to burn out franchises
• Bethesda is "pretty close to being done" work on Fallout 4
• Senators tear into OPM director for data breach, cybersecurity issues
• Oculus Rift Inventor: VR will be for hardcore gamers... at first
• Oculus: Use Oculus Rift in moderation for the best experience
• Research: PC game sales to top console games in 2016
• Around 100,000 Tweets from Islamic State-linked accounts per day
• Temporarily pulling PC sales of Batman: Arkham Knight was a good call
• Trying to sort out cybersecurity for US military is very difficult
• Firaxis, 2K Games show us more game play from XCOM 2
• Cirque du Soleil Kurios embraces virtual reality to wow guests
• Intel throwing more effort into wearables market, as tech evolves
• Microsoft HoloLens is heading to space, aboard the space station
• Sony explains why virtual reality isn't a gimmick like 3D TVs
• Report: Virtual reality market worth almost $16 billion by 2020
• Bethesda uncertain if it would hold another keynote at E3
• New York Governor won't let drones be used in manhunt for fugitives
• Taylor Swift decides to make '1989' available on Apple Music
• NVIDIA helping Warner Bros. to figure out Batman: Arkham Knight issues
• Introducing the ARCHOS PC Stick, aims to be the best portable computer
• Splatoon manages to rack up more than 1 million copies sold worldwide
• Race to replace passwords with biometrics on smartphones continues
• Gamer who sent bottle caps to Bethesda will receive Fallout 4
• Nintendo following VR, but showing a lot of attention to eSports
• Kaspersky: Connected things will be a popular target for hackers
• Look out for the mice able to sniff out bombs and narcotics
• Fove VR headset hopes eye-tracking technology sets it apart
• Bethesda stopped Doom 4 because it felt like CoD 'with a Doom skin'
• Report: Even more employees going mobile in the workplace
• Report: GCHQ illegally spied on human rights groups
• Google wants to fight 'inhuman' Islamic State social media videos
• Sony will launch 1TB PS4 Ultimate Player Edition in July
• Smashing Pumpkins singer Billy Corgan discusses Apple Music drama
• Xbox One in Japan hits a new low, selling just 100 units in one week
• Google announces free, ad-supported version of Google Play Music
• Microsoft getting paid millions to support Windows XP for US Navy
• Want to use Cortana on the Xbox One? You'll need a Kinect
• Former Pandora exec says Taylor Swift's antics are 'mostly theater'
• EA: Brand and quality are important for mobile game development
• Sony: On schedule to launch Project Morpheus during first half of 2016
• Europol trying to combat Islamic State social media recruiting efforts
• Gaming world seems to like virtual reality, but we need the content
• Activision discusses news that Call of Duty is now 'home' with Sony
• Treyarch actually made AI in Black Ops 3 too good, had to limit it
• Cutting edge medical research includes VR, laser, mobile apps
• Ex-Machina director Alex Garland shares his thoughts about AI
• NASA wants to find out if Jupiter's moon of Europa supports life
• Researchers testing the limits of virtual reality for the real-world
• Nintendo thinking of opportunities away from just gaming consoles
• Jurassic World quickly closing in on $1 billion, in less than 2 weeks
• Oops. Heinz ketchup bottle's QR code leads to porn website
• Konami assures gamers: No pay to win option in Metal Gear Solid V
• IGN and Ubisoft want you to jump into the Rainbow Six Siege beta
• Sony official is a bit skeptical of Xbox One's backward compatibility
• Taylor Swift's '1989' album won't be available on Apple Music
• AMD shoots down spin-off talk, remains committed to long-term strategy
• Fallout 4 editions with Pip-Boy is selling out at retailers
• Fable Legends director discusses decision to support DLCs
• NASA has a humanoid robot deployed on the International Space Station
• US military seeking ways to defend against small, portable drones
• Pepper humanoid robots sell out in Japan in just one minute
• Barriers to smartwatch adoption are proving difficult to overcome
• Microsoft responds to Sony becoming new 'home' of Call of Duty
• Virtual reality and augmented reality were easy to spot during E3 2015
• Researchers: 3D printers could print human skin within five years
• The Huawei Watch delayed until Q3, but expect possible design changes
• North Korea has found the cure for AIDS, Ebola and SARS with one drug
• Microsoft: Kinect isn't dead, with support continuing!
• Using your smartphone while walking? Make use of the 'texting lane'
• Xbox One gamers want Red Dead Redemption to be backward compatible
• Project Morpheus wants players to use their hands while enjoying VR
• Sony and Oculus working together to push virtual reality mainstream
• The sky is the limit for virtual reality and augmented reality
• Disney thinking about embracing virtual reality for new video games
• SoftBank to begin selling its Pepper humanoid robot on Saturday
• GameStop applauds Microsoft for including backward compatibility
• Anonymous brings down Canadian government websites with cyberattacks
• Nintendo's Fils-Aime: Virtual reality isn't 'fun' or 'social'
• Apple convincing consumers to purchase extra Apple Watch bands
• Russian official wants to investigate US lunar landings
• Polk Audio shows off Striker Pro Hitman Contract Edition headset
• Don't hold your breath for Sony PlayStation 4 backward compatibility
• DayZ creator Dean Hall working on VR title for Valve SteamVR platform
• EA CEO: 'Mobile is already important,' with millions of downloads
• V-MODA lets you customize your products while embracing 3D printing
• Remotely view SwannCloud HD security footage on Android, iOS devices
• Oculus VR explains gaming experience we can expect with VR
• VR: Helping sports fans get an up close & personal experience
• Watch: Another glimpse of 'The Peanuts Movie' trailer
• Introducing the Razer Mamba, world's most advanced gaming mouse
• North Korea cracking down on uncensored mobile Internet access
• Memo: Concern US cannot counter Islamic State's social media efforts
• Survey: Apple Watch still has a lot to do to win over consumers
• EA shows off Star Wars: Battlefront gameplay during E3
• EA SPORTS NHL 16 video game will be available starting on Sept. 15
• EA: Need For Speed will be open world, launches on Nov. 3
• Microsoft shows off Minecraft for the HoloLens wearable
• Elite: Dangerous hits the Xbox One Game Preview program
• Microsoft: Play your Xbox 360 game title on the Xbox One
• Connected Cars: The technology is here, so let's enjoy it
• North Korea threatens to 'wage a cyber war' against United States
• Union: Personal data of every federal employee compromised by hackers
• Nintendo racks up 52 million 3DS sales worldwide
• Report: Apple Watch and wearables just aren't impressing consumers
• NPD: PlayStation 4 outsold the Xbox One in May
• 'Celebgate' hacking scandal actually much bigger than believed
• Phiaton introduces BT 100 NC earphones, Bluetooth 4.0 audio product
• Call of Duty Black Ops 3 will be available for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3
• US tech companies don't want Obama to interfere with encryption
• EU: Users pushed to piracy due to complicated copyright legislation
• OPM knew its computer system was at risk from hacker attacks
• President Obama: Cybersecurity vulnerabilities will accelerate
• As expected, Apple unveils its Apple Music service during WWDC
• German company Thonet & Vander launch Kürbis Bluetooth speaker in US
• Virtual reality expected to draw major attention at E3
• Sony Music CEO sees great benefit from Apple streaming music service
• Many retailers still doubtful of Apple Pay, other mobile payments
• Rumor: Microsoft 1TB Xbox One bundle will be announced soon
• Security experts say US government must make cybersecurity changes
• Xbox boss says Microsoft fully behind Windows gaming movement
• Hollywood trade groups say piracy poses cybersecurity dangers
• More Apple Watch models available for sale on June 26
• ATMs could be some of the first things to upgrade to Windows 10
• ISIS social media use leads to USAF airstrike, destroys the building
• Kingston launches USB Type-C flash drive
• Magic Leap wants developers to use its augmented reality platform
• NVIDIA pushes the boundaries of virtual reality, showing off demos
• Fire concern forces Apple to recall Beats Pill XL speaker
• IDC: 40% of wearables available for $100 or less
• First look at Fallout 4, announced by Bethesda this morning
• MSI shows off the compact Nightblade MI gaming PC
• Dell introduces Inspiron 20 & 24 3000 Series all-in-one PCs
• GIGABYTE offers up GB-BXBT-3825 IoT gateway for the Internet of Things
• G.SKILL Ripjaws KM780 RGB and KM780 MX gaming keyboards pictured
• Intel outlines shift to focus more on mobile, Internet of Things
• Crucial shows off the Ballistix DDR4 16GB RAM kit
• Not happy with your game? Steam now lets you return it
• Dell unveils its Inspiron 15 7000 Series 2-in-1 PC
• G.SKILL launches new line of Ripjaws gaming peripherals
• G.SKILL shows off Ripjaws PSU units, from 750W to 1250W
• Techland CEO says Dying Light has reached 4.5 million gamers
• Patriot expanding its portfolio, releasing new gaming peripherals
• 2K Games makes XCOM 2 a PC exclusive video game
• Sandisk introduces Extreme 500, Extreme 900 portable SSD drives
• Microsoft will release its Windows 10 operating system on July 29
• ORIGIN PC intros NVIDIA G-SYNC to EON17-X, EON15-X laptops
• ZOTAC introduces five GeForce GTX 980 Ti series GPUs, to help power 4K
• May 2015
• Researchers teaching robots to play a role in even more industries
• Jay-Z still struggling to make Tidal into streaming music giant
• Patriot includes 64GB, 128GB DD4 RAM to its Viper 4 series
• Ford wants to support wearables, mobile tech in its vehicles
• Streaming music is the present and future, not the death of music
• Researchers: Identifying Tor users isn't as hard as many think
• Microsoft Xbox boss confirms company isn't purchasing Silent Hill
• IRS still using Windows XP, and has more than 300 cybersecurity staff
• Carbine Studios switches things up, makes Wildstar MMO free-to-play
• Apple scrambles to release fix for widespread iMessage glitch
• Migration from PCs towards wearables and IoT expected at Computex 2015
• Using virtual reality to help medical patients walk again
• Survey: Apple Watch is clearly a want, and not necessarily a need
• Report: Half of jobs at risk from ongoing robotics revolution
• United States tried a Stuxnet-like attack targeting North Korea
• Take-Two boss: Potential of Xbox One, PS4 haven't been realized yet
• Take-Two boss speaks out against DLCs, game monetization
• Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht receives life sentence
• First look of the new Xbox One controller, will launch next month
• We must be ready to regulate possibly lethal autonomous robots
• Buying a new car? Enjoy Apple CarPlay or Google Android Auto
• Hackers finding innovative ways to commit identity theft
• The Google Gmail email service tops 900 million global users
• IDC: PC sales dropping ahead of Windows 10, as competition tightens
• Robots used to help keep the elderly active and engaged in retirement
• Making sense of Taylor Swift's decision to pull music from Spotify
• Lian Li hopes consumers at Computex like its unique desk PCs
• OCZ to show off Trion 100 SSD series for consumers during Computex
• AP: IRS believes tax data thieves came from Russia
• Gamers interested in virtual reality should be ready to spend
• 1 in 5 experts feel artificial intelligence could pose a threat
• Former CIA director says United States faces threat of cyberterrorism
• Want realistic 3D? Microsoft HoloLens should be able to deliver
• Telemarketers and refs, lookout... robots coming for your jobs
• US struggling to counter Islamic State's clever social media strategy
• Virtual reality being used to help train football players
• Razer shows off Firefly gaming mouse pad with Chroma lighting features
• Tech companies don't want police to receive encrypted phone data
• Silk Road helped reduce risks users faced trying to buy narcotics
• Is it possible robots will always need humans to help them function?
• Guillermo del Toro says 'Silent Hills' cancelation left him 'reeling'
• MSI shoots down talks of a possible acquisition by Lenovo
• UNICEF, ARM partner to deliver wearables for developing nations
• Free-to-Play Gaming: is it a sustainable ecosystem?
• Autonomous vehicle evolution could lead to even longer commute travel
• Swiss researchers develop pocket-sized, origami-inspired drone
• Energy drink companies turning to gamers to help boost sales
• Xiaomi laying down ground work to begin US, European invasion
• First glimpse of Rebel Galaxy from Double Damage Games
• Sony says Bloodborne surprised its already high expectations
• Microsoft in control of Windows 10 Mobile updates, leaves out carriers
• Intel working towards drones that won't even require human control
• Microsoft wants its HoloLens headset to respond to stress levels
• IBM CEO believes 'our lives will be better' because of AI
• Researchers interested in creating micro-robots, such as RoboBees
• Ubisoft: 'We believe a lot' in VR, as new games are in development
• The hunt for ISIS, other terrorists using Dark Web effectively
• Warner Music: Streaming music revenue now tops digital downloads
• Report: Verizon purchasing AOL for $4.4 billion
• Apple Pay mobile payment system dominating the competition
• Google says its self-driving cars have been involved in 11 accidents
• IDC: 3D printers continue to gain interest, with satisfaction rising
• Nintendo expected to release five mobile games by March 2017
• NVIDIA says PC sales slowing ahead of Microsoft Windows 10 launch
• Unity boss John Riccitiello applauds the PlayStation 4 over Xbox One
• Federal appeals court rules NSA telephone surveillance program illegal
• Want to check out the Patron distillery? Virtual reality will take you
• New GIGABYTE P55K gaming laptop utilizes NVIDIA GTX 965M
• Periscope CEO is 'genuinely excited' to fight Internet piracy
• Nintendo actually turned a profit of $350 million
• Study: 'Smart' clothing will top 10 million in 5 years
• Report: Microsoft Xbox One receiving TV DVR functionality
• Consumer Reports says Apple Watch is best smartwatch right now
• Using the Pizza Hut mobile app to... ask for someone to call 911
• Lenovo criticized yet again for a major security vulnerability
• EA CEO is 'very happy' with Battlefield Hardline sales figures
• Oculus says don't shut the door of Oculus Rift on game consoles
• Google mobile devices searches top desktops for the first time
• EA expects to sell at least 9-10M copies of Star Wars: Battlefront
• Microsoft: 'Google ships a big pile of... code' for Android updates
• Report: Mobile gaming to surpass rivals, becoming $45B market by 2018
• UCLA neurosurgeons using virtual reality for brain analysis
• Sega won't have E3 booth, focusing more on restructuring instead
• Quake developer says modders should be compensated for their efforts
• Mushkin teams up with Ubisoft to expand REACTOR SSD lineup
• Nintendo issues apology regarding shortage of Amiibo products
• Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin helping push the limits of space tourism
• The race is on for the No. 3 mobile OS position behind Android, iOS
• Bitcoin fighting to gain widespread support, while challenges remain
• Avengers: Age of Ultron has second-best movie opening in US
• Windows 10 will arrive for Xbox One after PC, features remain unknown
• Small businesses adopting robots, and more concern jobs are at risk
• TAG Heuer's uber pricey $1400 smartwatch will be released by November
• Analyst: Apple will find a way to 'iron out' problems with Apple Watch
• Researchers create ape-inspired robot that could explore the moon
• Russian military said to be developing mind-controlled exoskeleton
• Future of wearables unknown, but things are looking good
• Robots in UCSF hospital utilize 'virtual railroad' to get the job done
• April 2015
• HBO's CEO doesn't want to directly cater to binge watchers
• Gartner: PC prices will increase up to 10 percent in 2015
• Study: One-third of children use a touchscreen by age one
• Sony has sold more than 22.3 PlayStation 4 units since launch
• Razer introduces Seiren Pro digital microphone for users
• 'Space Spider' 3D scanner could be used on space station
• Researchers create 3D printed medical implant that changes shape
• Microsoft wants Windows 10 on 1 billion devices in just three years
• Microsoft, Unity Technologies team together for HoloLens support
• Microsoft including Android, iOS apps for Windows 10 phones
• Samsung exploring virtual reality use in the workplace
• Apple iPad software glitch causes flight delays for American Airlines
• Microsoft taking new approach to E3 this year, Xbox boss says
• Hacker discusses his role in helping 'king of revenge porn'
• LG Electronics has unveiled the new G4, its shiny flagship smartphone
• Avalanche Studios releases Just Cause 3 gameplay on PlayStation 4
• Nokia doesn't plan on jumping back into phone manufacturing
• Microsoft's Satya Nadella thinks Cortana is a game changer
• Korean researchers create wearable thermoelectric generator tech
• Scientists: 75 percent of very hot days due to global warming
• Coming soon: Halo 5 Guardians Xbox One limited edition model
• Looks like Charter wants another go at acquiring Time Warner Cable
• Report: 1 out of every 5 Google Android apps are malware in disguise
• Damballa: Mobile malware infections overhyped in US
• Criminals receiving bitcoin ransom payments converting money fast
• Cybersecurity market receiving strong boost from increasing VC funds
• JAXA space agency wants to head to the moon in 2018
• Following more data breaches, consumers learning to pay attention
• US government cracking down, says 'no more free passes' to hackers
• Federal government trying to compete with private sector for workers
• reTXT Labs launches ultra secure, simple to use mobile messaging app
• FireEye: Becoming even harder to identify and track cybercriminals
• South Korea constantly battling North Korea in growing cyber war
• The Media Trust shows off SaaS-based tool to identify malvertising
• Webroot: Cybercrime complexity increasing, making things even harder
• Cybersecurity researchers say Israeli military networks breached
• Report: Need better breach crisis? IT manager may not be best bet
• The race is on to help develop cybersecurity for Internet of Things
• Cheetah Mobile: 99% of Android phone users faced a potential threat
• Report: Better cybersecurity, safety standards needed for patient data
• Cryptzone: Insider threats still pose biggest threat to companies
• Expert: Cyberattacks on nuclear power plants could be next 9/11
• SentryBay shows off anti-keylogging solution for mobile users
• Cybersecurity in full display during RSA Conference in San Francisco
• Cyber officials concerned of limited US network defense
• Study: Iran increasing cyberattacks, developing new cyber arsenal
• Report: 29 million healthcare records compromised in past four years
• Small businesses plagued by successful ransomware cyberattacks
• Microsoft Bing search engine now has more than 20% market share in US
• Hacker group from China has launched coordinated attacks for a decade
• Cybersecurity expert applauds work done by ethical hackers
• Gartner: Security analytics could be crucial for breach detection
• Former Canadian spy boss says cyberattacks are a 'weapon of war'
• NPD: Smartwatch ownership will start to pressure fitness trackers
• Russian government giving cybercriminals advanced malware software
• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg expects fun times for virtual reality
• Analysts believe Apple has logical reasons to join vehicle market
• Poll: Six percent of Americans plan to purchase Apple Watch
• Symantec: Hackers had a great year in 2014, looking to improve in 2015
• Aircraft could be vulnerable to cybercriminals, GAO report says
• Kaspersky Lab helps provide CoinVault ransomware victims more options
• Researchers, Houston Zoo give Smaug the Komodo dragon an orthosis
• Phishing is easy way for hackers to victimize users with cyberattacks
• Video games create great opportunities to help educate students
• Pedophiles using 'dark net' to avoid police detection with success
• Mobile games are spending more on TV advertisements than console games
• US looking to re-establish technological edge, focus on cybersecurity
• Apple Watch should help boost interest, sales of rival smartwatches
• SOUL Electronics introduces its Bluetooth Run Free Pro earbuds
• Europol, FBI successfully shuts down Beebone malware
• Cyber Caliphate hacks French TV network TV5Monde
• Businesses struggle to fight against ransomware cyberattacks
• Russian government blamed for hacking White House in cyberattack
• 3D printing lets surgeons test practice before giving girl new face
• Virtual reality provides great long-term potential, be excited
• Artificial intelligence worries smart people, should we be worried?
• Virtual reality companies trying to find ways to take VR mainstream
• MI6 admits the difficulties of trying to keep up with cybercriminals
• 'Furious 7' could be next $1 billion box office movie
• IBM outs cybercriminal group running 'Dyre Wolf' scam
• NSA finding it harder to recruit specialists following Snowden leaks
• Software is absolutely critical in race to develop autonomous vehicles
• Delphi's autonomous car successfully finishes cross-country trip
• Virtual reality needs killer experience to drive further interest
• Ford fighting to find ways to support wearables, Internet of Things
• Details how Pakistan arrested one of the most wanted cybercriminals
• Survey: 30% of companies would pay ransom to cybercriminals
• F-35 head continues to defend his program, amid major budget issues
• Report: Mobile games for Nintendo could generate millions in sales
• March 2015
• Alcatel Onetouch Watch pre-orders now open, Apr. 30 launch date
• Gartner: Mobile app usage mellowing, as adoption matures
• Free-speech group says China has weaponized its 'Great Firewall'
• Cybersecurity firm outs computer spying campaign from Lebanon
• HTC Vive will build VR interest among gamers, company believes
• UK wants to attract game developers, offering tax breaks
• Europol says encryption making it harder to fight terrorism
• FDA has not been overly aggressive with Apple Watch regulation
• NHL wants to use big data to help give fans new insight into game
• Explaining a few differences between RPGs, Japanese RPGs
• Malware trap turns PCs into zombies for expanding global botnet
• The F-35 JSF continues to destroy taxpayer dollars at alarming rate
• Safran and Valeo show autonomous vehicles can learn from drones
• Drones are being enjoyed by Hollywood, filming unique shots
• Report: Trent Reznor will be point man to relaunch Beats Music
• North Korea denies hacking South Korean nuclear power company
• 3D Robotics releases DroneKit open source API for app development
• UNICEF launches Kid Power campaign utilizing wearables
• More than 20 universities join Open Source Virtual Reality movement
• Apple Pay security called out after spike in fraud-related issues
• Free-to-play Halo Online coming to PC gamers in Russia only
• Ford intelligent speed system reads signs, adjusts driving speed
• Facebook Messenger app has whopping 600M monthly active users
• Gearbox: Borderlands 2 has sold 'well over' 12 million copies
• Wearables spending increasing, but privacy, security concerns linger
• NASA's Opportunity rover passes marathon mark while traveling on Mars
• ISIS hackers post US personnel information online, raising concerns
• HP abandons Beats, chooses Bang & Olufsen for audio partnership
• More advanced ransomware attacks could pop up in 2015
• Mobile payments designed to generate interest for tech companies
• Sports can benefit from wearables, help drive interest
• Chinese military rejects accusations it hacked Register.com
• Delphi's driverless car will start nationwide journey later today
• ISPs offer up home routers that pose serious security threats
• FireEye: People, not technology, to blame in online cyberattacks
• Intel investing in the mobile market, researching possible moves
• Auxiliary NYPD officer accused of hacking police, FBI networks
• Former Epic Games president sees immediate doubts for virtual reality
• Doctors show some health concern related to wearable devices
• Mobile app security is a threat, but companies are still confused
• Fitbit: Wearables show great potential in the health industry
• Cybersecurity experts show concern over wearable security
• US Air Force, NATO allies using fully digital Red Flag war games
• Target will pay $10 million after class-action lawsuit
• Poll: 40% of current iPhone owners interested in Apple Watch
• Microsoft introduces Windows Hello biometric sign-in for Windows 10
• Premera Blue Cross hacked, putting 11M customers at risk
• Internet of Things helping businesses cut energy consumption, costs
• Banks must work to improve cybersecurity defense to prevent fraud
• Microsoft hasn't shut door on virtual reality with HoloLens
• Report: Apple will launch Web TV service before end of 2015
• Gartner: Smart machines must include ethical programming protocols
• Google's Eric Schmidt not worried about artificial intelligence now
• Xiaomi preparing to launch smartphones, connected tech in Europe
• Reuters: 69% of American consumers not in big rush to buy Apple Watch
• Valve promises changes after 'F' customer service rating on BBB site
• IDC: PC outlook for 2015 dips, but long-term potential is there
• Pentagon plans to 'hack-proof' future military weapons systems
• Kaspersky: complexity versus functionality in cyberespionage war
• Edward Snowden hopes for possible asylum in Switzerland
• Wikimedia Foundation suing NSA to protect millions of Wikipedia users
• Javelin Strategy: New identity fraud victim every two seconds in 2014
• Fujitsu's smartphone prototype with iris authentication biometrics
• WHO: Turn volume down, 1.1 billion people at risk of hearing loss
• Sony says free-to-play growing part of digital business
• Huawei plans its invasion of US market with smartphones, wearables
• Lawyer: Edward Snowden wants to return to US if given fair trial
• BlackBerry expanding software products for Apple iOS, Google Android
• Concern in rising number of tax-related scams and cybercrime
• February 2015
• US regulator worried of major 'Armageddon' cyberattack targeting banks
• Report: Lenovo only collected $250,000 from Superfish installations
• Virtual reality slowly beginning take over of video game industry
• Report: 5 billion Google Android apps are vulnerable to cyberattack
• Dropping phablet prices putting pressure on smaller-sized smartphones
• Secret Service plans to test drone flights in Washington, D.C
• Tim Cook: Apple Watch could replace car keys for newer vehicles
• Cyberattacks top threat to United States, intelligence agencies say
• Lenovo promises to be more transparent about pre-installed software
• Report: AR and VR devices will surge, 3M units in 2015 to 55M in 2020
• Google AI expert believes humans safe from AI dangers for a long time
• Social media being used to help identify Islamic extremism
• Barnes & Noble is keeping the NOOK Media digital business, for now
• NPD: Mobile gaming grew 20 percent in 2014, creating opportunities
• Companies transitioning to better detection, response of cyberattacks
• Kaspersky: 28% of mobile users don't have knowledge of malware attacks
• Official: Cyber doomsday less likely as continued low-level attacks
• Payday 2: Crimewave Edition to be released for Xbox One, PlayStation 4
• FireEye: Breach detection time is dropping, averages 205 days
• Pebble CEO says his company isn't intimidated by Apple Watch
• BlackBerry working with Google to better secure Android mobile OS
• Europol cripples Ramnit botnet, helping free millions of hijacked PCs
• Ready or not, Chip-and-PIN is coming to the United States
• Anthem confirms data breach could hit up to 19 million non-members
• FBI says it is "close" to identifying group behind Anthem data breach
• US economy will suffer as robots continue to take over the work force
• Chinese government relying more on home grown hardware, technology
• Mobile security issues open the door to compromise users
• Future wars will likely heavily rely on drones, robots
• Nix Sensor preparing to launch NIX Pro portable color sensor
• Report: Invisible wearables to be an $80 billion industry by 2020
• FBI aware of at least 60 state-sponsored cyberthreat groups
• Yahoo clashes with NSA regarding encryption backdoor demands
• Canadian intelligence accurately identified French Babar malware
• Apple, Google prepare to battle it out in connected car tech market
• Companies hiring hackers to help test their network cybersecurity
• US military testing GuardBot robot ball for surveillance duties
• Facebook wants to integrate virtual reality into your news feed
• Gartner says Apple must innovate to replicate strong 2014 sales
• Snowden regrets not coming forward sooner about NSA surveillance
• Gartner: Strong growth in wearables in 2015, up 38% from 2014
• Head of NSA says spyware operation compliant with national law
• DDoS-for-hire cyberattacks are effective and cost-effective
• Obama failing to create security relationships in Silicon Valley
• Ransomware cyberattacks rack up victims, creating millions in revenue
• Police department forced to pay $500 bounty in ransomware cyberattack
• Revenge porn king, Hunter Moore, pleads guilty to hacking charges
• After data breaches, companies still nonchalant about cybersecurity
• Apple Pay taking over mobile payments as rivals struggle to compete
• Politics could get in the way of improved US national cybersecurity
• Hewlett-Packard enjoying Lenovo's current Superfish PR disaster
• Lenovo releases Superfish removal patch to angry customers
• Report: More than 1,500 international data breaches in 2014
• More Anthem data breach fallout, millions of kids at risk of ID theft
• Samsung, Fitbit currently lead the smart wearable band market
• NSA says North Korea definitely to blame for Sony attack
• DHS recommends users uninstall Superfish adware from Lenovo products
• Hackers still have access to US State Department email system
• Google puts FBI on blast for invasive privacy practices against users
• Zuckerberg says he'd like to work with Google on Internet.org project
• Movies nominated for an Oscar see surge in Internet piracy
• Lenovo will no longer pre-install controversial Superfish PC adware
• Swedish man behind BlackShades malware pleads guilty in US court
• Strategy Analytics: Consoles far from dead, with PS4, Xbox One success
• Analyst: PlayStation 4 will outsell Xbox One 40% over next four years
• Software Advice: More than half of SMBs don't have data breach plan
• CCS Insight: Apple Watch will sell 20 million units by end of 2015
• Israel expects unmanned vehicles, robots to play bigger military role
• Nintendo says why smaller model New Nintendo 3DS wasn't released in US
• IoT cybersecurity could help determine most popular smart products
• Researchers show concern about robots possibly taking high-tech jobs
• Russian citizen pleads not guilty to stealing 160M credit cards
• Supporters concerned mainstream bitcoin interest now stalling
• Corporate America in dire need of cybersecurity help to fight attacks
• Smart implants making major impact in the medical world
• Researchers stumble across Arab-speaking cybercriminal group
• IDC: Xiaomi took over as smartphone leader in China
• Government: Japan endured 25 billion cyberattacks in 2014 alone
• KnowBe4: Social engineering still extremely effective to victimize
• Sony SmartEyeglass Developer Edition on sale, Google Glass alternative
• Apple ordered up to 6 million smartwatches, preparing for launch
• Researchers making breakthrough in development of bionic eyes
• Report: 99% of malware-infected smartphones running Google Android
• Data breaches leading to more cyberattack insurance adoption
• Closer look at North Korea's cyber army tasked with cyberespionage
• US government greatly concerned of insider threat attacks
• ABI Research: Biometrics industry to reach $13.8 billion in 2015
• Nintendo says Wii U isn't dead, company will keep up platform support
• Ryanair looks to create solutions for passengers wearing smartwatches
• Recent data breaches forcing companies to rethink cybersecurity fight
• Companies must expect cybersecurity attacks, prepare for problems
• Obama wants an open debate regarding encryption security
• Nexusguard: Expect DDoS cyberattacks aimed at the Internet of Things
• Visa will use smartphone tracking that will help clamp down on fraud
• Smartphone apps able to track physical activity as good as wearables
• Xiaomi taking baby steps in United States, but not with smartphones
• Report: Google Android under pressure by iPhone, with sales dropping
• Ubisoft sees future success for Far Cry game franchise
• Cybercriminals want to compromise your identity, steal personal data
• Damballa: Majority of antivirus solutions fail to detect malware
• Anthem breach could help create focus on cybersecurity for insurers
• Intel fully embracing Internet of Things transition to connected tech
• Report finds automakers failing to secure connected cars
• Will 2015 be the 'year of the healthcare hack' wonder security pros
• Popular Android dating apps pose cybersecurity risks
• Mobile payments expected to see boost in 2015, thanks to Apple Pay
• Smartphone kill switch legislation has led to drop in phone theft
• Nation states launching cyberespionage attacks becoming normal
• Ransomware attacks increasing, as cybercriminals perfect their skills
• Report: Almost half of jobs under pressure from robotic advancements
• Titanfall 2 could be available for PlayStation 4, not just Xbox One
• Companies should focus on neutralizing hackers once they are inside
• HP says home security systems aren't as secure as people like to think
• United States creates cybersecurity center to help study cyber threats
• The 'CyberCaliphate' hacks Newsweek, other Twitter feeds
• EA ponders a future in which tablets are more powerful than consoles
• Chipotle apologizes after cyberattack leaves Twitter page defaced
• New York plans to conduct cybersecurity audits of insurers
• Anonymous calls ISIS a 'virus,' promises to disrupt group online
• Expert: Trying to keep companies, data secure from cyberattack is hard
• Resident Evil HD is Capcom's fastest selling digital game title
• Xiaomi's growth continues to pressure other smartphone vendors
• Report: China will have most robots by 2017, mainly used in production
• ARM shows off Cortex-A72 processor and Mali-T880 graphics chip
• Bitcoin still not dead, but needs to better promote itself
• Syrian forces targeting rebel forces with social engineering attacks
• Tablets suffer first year-over-year shipment drop, analysts say
• Razer introduces refreshed Blade gaming laptop with new CPU, GPU
• Facebook, Twitter enjoyed a busy experience during Super Bowl
• Pres. Obama wants $14 billion to boost nation's cybersecurity defenses
• January 2015
• Jihadists weary of Internet, turning to Dark Web to spread propaganda
• RansomWeb appears to be emerging new cyberattack against victims
• UK surveillance chief: CCTVs are all over, and too many are useless
• IoT increasing, but so are potential cybersecurity concerns
• US sources say Ukrainian forces face drones, electronics jamming
• Did Apple win the smartphone war after shatter sales figures in Q4?
• Report: Single DDoS attack could cost an organization $400,000
• Super Bowl will be a 'no drone zone' on Sunday for the big game
• Battlefield Hardline open beta begins on Tuesday, February 3
• Malware infection could cause drones to drop from the sky
• Bill Gates impressed by HoloLens, says it may take a few years
• ACLU: DEA conducting massive license plate reader operation
• Microsoft CEO wants gamers to ponder the future using HoloLens to play
• Don't worry, Microsoft doesn't think AI will kill us anytime soon
• Facebook takes blame for outage, but Lizard Squad tried to take credit
• Cyberattacks expanding, with hacktivists, others enjoying DDoS attacks
• Analyst: Video game industry will be 'really dull' this year
• Deutsche Telekom: Mobile devices weak spot in fight against cybercrime
• NASA says SpaceX, Boeing one step closer to launching astronauts
• Microsoft saw increased demand for Surface, but is the tablet doomed?
• Retailers interested in adopting Apple Pay mobile payment service
• Report: Microsoft shipped 6.6M Xbox units during 2014 holiday
• Analyst: Apple Pay likely didn't contribute to Apple's 2014 success
• Oculus plans to create virtual reality movies for its headset
• Apple Watch has great potential, but smartwatches may be too gimmicky
• Xiaomi could be worth $100 billion, a billionaire investor claims
• Israeli cybersecurity expert says business leaders need more knowledge
• Dennis Rodman doesn't believe his friends in Pyongyang hacked Sony
• Fable creator ponders HoloLens, and whether a killer app is available
• Researchers developing wearable brain scanner able to measure activity
• Mojang: Minecraft passwords compromised by phishing, not hacking
• Connected homes could pose major security concerns to early adopters
• Key to wider wearable adoption could be to just keep things simple
• Private drone pilots taking to the skies, but safety concerns mount
• US wireless carrier battle presents great opportunity for subscribers
• Report: Active seniors enjoying the Internet, especially using PCs
• NASA is testing helicopter drones that could be used to explore Mars
• Companies must 'update their security' plans to improve security
• Microsoft Xbox chief expects to do great things, thanks to Windows 10
• Researchers: Gas station fuel tanks are vulnerable to potential attack
• Lizard Squad says it wasn't hacked, distributed customer data
• Psychologist explains gaming addiction, dangers posed to gamers
• Europe, China team up for robotic space mission ready before 2021
• BlackBerry wants Congress to force app devs to create BlackBerry apps
• Kaspersky: 32% of users don't take precautions when sharing devices
• Winklevoss twins want secure bitcoin exchange with FDIC support
• Nonprofit groups must be aware of ransomware attacks, as threats rise
• Augmented reality poised to shake up medical world in next few years
• Blame IoT, data breaches will be worse in 2015 than last year
• SPE computers still not functioning normally after data breach
• Cybersecurity a 'daunting operational challenge' for companies
• Writer with ties to Anonymous sentenced to 5 years for threatening FBI
• Madonna thanks police for arresting hacker accused of stealing songs
• Vormetric: 93% of companies face insider threat cybersecurity risks
• New Resident Evil movie begins filming in August, Milla Jovovich says
• Software Advice: Only 56% of employees feel their passwords are secure
• Google broke out the check book to help lobby politicians in 2014
• Rising demand for cybersecurity to prevent insider threats
• Pentagon says its US F-35 fighter jet information secure
• Maingear refreshes high-end PCs with NVIDIA GTX 960 GPU
• Study: More than half or companies increased security budget by 34%
• Acer launches two new Chromebooks geared towards students
• Report: Nearly all US weapons systems in 2014 faced security issues
• Microsoft: Windows 10 will be free upgrade for Windows 7, 8/8.1 users
• Chinese cyberattacks left Microsoft's Outlook vulnerable, reports say
• Java software becoming more secure, as hackers target Silverlight
• Edward Snowden: GCHQ snooped on emails sent, received by journalists
• Microsoft: 'More work' to be done, but admits holiday season was good
• Potential downside of smart tech: Humans in less control of our lives
• Ex-UK spy: Peace between government, tech firms needed to stop terror
• No surprise: Worst passwords of 2014 are still quite terrible
• Smart tech needs industry collaboration and cooperation to grow
• Microsoft hopes Windows 10 does the trick to help promote mobile
• Blizzard taking look at 'major lag' Diablo 3 gamers are reporting
• "American Sniper" had great box office opening, despite piracy
• Obama Administration also doesn't want encryption to interfere
• Universities trying to close cybersecurity research gap
• Heading to the ATM? Make use of your smartphone instead of debit card
• Don't want drones to creep up on you? Use a drone detector
• Edward Snowden leaks confirm China stole Aussie F-35 JSF plans
• US reportedly penetrated North Korean computer networks in 2010
• Microsoft Xbox One to receive Neverwinter closed beta next month
• Myanmar seizing copies of 'The Interview' at North Korea's request
• Lizard Squad's DDoS attack service hacked, as pressure mounts
• UCSF Medical Center using robots to help conduct hospital activities
• US Army Research Laboratory working on battery that doesn't corrode
• John McAfee says North Korea isn't responsible for SPE data breach
• North Korea's hackers seek theft, retribution against targets
• NSA, GCHQ plan to step up cybersecurity cooperation efforts in 2015
• The Xbox One outsold the PlayStation 4 to close out 2014
• Sony says its PlayStation 4 was top selling console in 2014
• Companies need assistance with their efforts to defend cyberattacks
• Xiaomi plans to invade the connected home after smartphone domination
• Report reveals DHS is a cybersecurity mess, with numerous problems
• French cyberdefense says 19,000 French websites under attack
• Elon Musk ponies up $10M to help prevent robots from slaughtering us
• Video game industry happy 2014 is over, with software sales slumping
• US Air Force steps up drone pilot recruitment to avoid pilot shortage
• Simpsons DLC hitting Minecraft, available on Xbox Live first
• Lookout: Mobile malware skyrocketed 75 percent in 2014 alone
• Toyota using Oculus Rift to teach about distracted driving
• Google Glass sales stop, as company revamps wearables offering
• Marriott reverses course, won't block guests' Wi-Fi access
• More than 1 in 10 developers creating eSports-themed game title
• 'The Interview' to be released on Blu-ray, DVD on February 17
• JPMorgan Chase asked to turn over data regarding cybersecurity hack
• Cybercriminals will follow users to Apple Pay, other mobile systems
• Report: Employees pose biggest IT cybersecurity threat to companies
• New Nintendo 3DS XL hits US, European store shelves on February 13
• ShotSpotter technology help identify and locate gunshots in cities
• DoJ applauds Facebook for rolling out Amber Alerts to news feeds
• Google steps up autonomous effort by partnering with auto suppliers
• NSA: Snowden approached government with questions, not concerns
• Cybercriminal underground allows for custom modes of future attacks
• Duke University creates first contracting human muscle in research lab
• Concerns mount as some believe robots could take half of German jobs
• TGI Fridays rolling out Windows 8.1-powered tablets to servers
• Xbox One wins Emmy Award for its media capabilities
• Verizon unveils its Verizon Vehicle, connecting older cars
• CENTCOM Twitter, YouTube accounts being hacked is an 'embarrassment'
• Smartwatch makers should focus on better apps to drive ownership
• IoT consumer awareness increased following connected avalanche at CES
• Obama outlines new cybersecurity legislative proposal for companies
• Sorry! Grand Theft Auto V PC release date pushed back until March 24
• General Motors willing to work with Google on autonomous research
• Spotify streaming music service tops 60M users, 15M paid subscribers
• Forza Motorsport 6 will launch with Xbox One exclusivity
• Report: Autonomous vehicle market to reach $42 billion by 2025
• NASA drops robot into volcano to help study fissure
• CNN and FAA sign drone research agreement, bringing unique news angles
• Sony needs rejuvenation, as company looks beyond slumping TV, mobile
• Hooray! Minecraft: Pocket Edition tops 30 million downloads
• Bitcoins draw interest, but volatility and tax headaches linger
• 50 Cent will embrace streaming music subscriptions as industry changes
• IDC: PC market remains slow, reaching 80.8 M units shipped in Q4 2014
• Virtual reality showing promise, but not everyone on the bandwagon
• Russian spy agency tried to recruit Edward Snowden to join its ranks
• Criminals victimize compromised United Airlines MileagePlus accounts
• GameStop to use Microsoft Azure to stream games to mobile users
• Facebook reportedly approached to invest in Xiaomi smartphone maker
• Islamic State reportedly hacks US Central Command Twitter, YouTube
• AI researchers called upon to sign open letter for safe development
• Oculus still trying to sort out what VR is best suited for
• Apple toots its own horn, indirectly helped create 1 million jobs
• US says it didn't attack North Korea, and Pyongyang's security is poor
• Ransomware, cyberespionage continuing to plague companies
• Visceral Games pleased with decision to push back Battlefield Hardline
• Anonymous plans to retaliate against Islamic groups for terror attack
• South Korea says North Korea is advancing its cyber army
• NASA, Nissan team up to develop autonomous vehicle research
• UCF captures Collegiate Cybersecurity Championship Cup
• Study: Apple iPhone separation really does cause anxiety to users
• North Korean Red Star OS not the most secure choice in the world
• Lynton: Cost of data breach 'far less' than published estimates
• Michael Lynton says Sony Pictures had no 'playbook' for cyberattack
• Cybersecurity experts urge companies not to try to hack back
• Lenovo is 'hopeful' of Microsoft Windows 10 helping drive sales
• Gartner: Tablet sales will continue slowdown in 2015
• Snowden says government cyberattacks changing to be more destructive
• Sony CEO doesn't think cyberattack will cause 'upheaval' for company
• iPhone 6 helps iOS eat away at Google Android's smartphone lead
• FTC worries about privacy, security related to connected devices
• Lenovo wants to take its smartphones to US, other lucrative markets
• Lack of 3DTVs, as companies look ahead to 4K and curved displays
• NPD: Smartwatches attracting different customers than fitness wearable
• 'The Interview' still enjoys online success, racking up rentals, sales
• BlackBerry promoting its Internet of Things platform during CES
• Crucial unleashes MX200 and BX100 solid state drives at CES
• eyeSight shows off renamed singlecue touch-free gesture device
• Divoom shows off Voombox-Party weather-resistant wireless speaker
• Intel and Oakley team up for next-generation smart wearables
• Mushkin announces new line of STRIKER solid state drives
• Scosche launches its sportCLIP earbuds collection for active folks
• MakerBot attending CES to promote and develop 3D printing ecosystem
• Sennheiser's URBANITE XL headphones are now wireless
• Six15 Technologies shows off augmented reality smart glasses
• A-Audio launch Chic Rose Gold Lyric headphones for $199
• Optoma releases NE750M, NE800M to NuForce Legacy earbuds line
• Defector: North Korea's Bureau 121 actually located in Shenyang, China
• Sceptre shows off the SoundBase TV audio system, its latest speaker
• Introducing the Hexoskin Junior, first biometric shirt for kids, teens
• ECOXGEAR working with SunCore on solar-powered portable electronics
• Morgan Stanley employee stole data on 350,000 of the firm's clients
• Sony CEO Kazuo Hirai blasts 'malicious' cyberattack against company
• Intel throws weight behind wearbles, unveils button-sized Curie module
• Velocity Micro will build your customized laptop in 3 days or less
• Security expert: Regin is scary and companies should be on alert
• Ford bets big on autonomous cars, with full autonomous in the works
• AT&T brings 4G LTE to some 2016 model Subaru vehicles
• Razer spearheads Open-Source Virtual Reality gaming ecosystem
• Mad Catz launches TRITTON Swarm wireless gaming headphones
• GUESS Watches debuts its Connect smartwatch wearable at CES
• BeoSound Moment music system matches your mood with music playlist
• Sennheiser launches second generation of its Momentum headphones line
• Delphian Systems shows off SecuRemote IoT automation system
• Corsair introduces its affordable Carbide 100R PC case for just $49
• Corsair announces Neutron Series XT high-capacity solid state drives
• Hobbico unveils the ORA drone system for hobbyist photographers
• Patriot releases its BeatStreet Bluetooth portable speaker
• A-Audio Prodigy Bluetooth speaker able to transform into two speakers
• Kodak announces IM5 Google Android smartphone during CES
• Garmin introduces vivofit 2 activity tracker wearable
• Bitcoin exchange BitStamp hit by hackers, crooks make off with $5M
• OtterBox shows off Resurgence power case for Apple iPhone 6 owners
• Waxman Industries shows off leakSMART connected smart home tech
• SoftKinetic reveals platform for for augmented reality mobile platform
• Terrorist group leader reportedly using LinkedIn to network
• IBM: Overall cyberattacks against retailers dropped, 61M records taken
• Trackimo personal-tracking platform launches in North America
• Mad Catz launches F.R.E.Q gaming headset for Mac, Windows gamers
• Escort Radar announces Passport Max2, all-digital radar detector
• SteelSeries shows off Apex M800, a next-gen mechanical keyboard
• Braven introduces its Balance Bluetooth speaker for active folks
• Sceptre celebrates 30 year anniversary with 4K UHD announcements
• Head-mounted display turns smartphones into see-through AR displays
• Broadcom spills the beans on automotive Near Field Communication chip
• U2's Bono applauds Apple and Spotify for digital music payments
• Introducing the nevo solar, the world's first solar powered smartwatch
• Epson debuts PowerLite Home Cinema 600 projector for $379
• Cybercriminals increasingly spending months poking around networks
• North Korea lashes out against United States following new sanctions
• Malware attacks will continue, with sophistication increasing
• NYNE unveils three new water resistant Bluetooth speakers
• Seagate unveils Personal Cloud storage in multiple-terabyte configs
• Xiaomi sold 61.1 million smartphones in 2014, as sales tripled
• Word-of-mouth driving IoT adoption, as privacy concerns remain
• Vuzix receives $24.8M cash injection from Intel for next-gen wearables
• 'The Interview' could spark online movie release effort in Hollywood
• GP3D to show off its Sprout 3D printer for $549 during CES 2015
• FitLinxx AmpStrip fitness wearable for athletes hits Indiegogo
• Visteon transitioning into connected vehicles, showing off in-car tech
• E FUN introduces Android 5.0 Nextbook Ares series models at CES 2015
• Escort Radar shows off Bluetooth-equipped radar detectors
• E FUN adding three new devices to 2-in-1 Windows tablets to portfolio
• 'The Interview' is no laughing matter for North Korean defectors
• Arbor Solution to show off 10.1" Rugged Android, octo-core tablet
• Expert: Cybercriminals will only advance their attack strategies
• A glimpse at North Korea's Red Star 3 desktop operating system
• It's possible hackers still have access and control to SPE computers
• ODG wants to show off augmented reality smart glasses to consumers
• Following data breach, US government hits North Korea with sanctions
• FBI on the hunt for qualified cyber special agent candidates
• Foreign ISIS fighter accidentally reveals his location on Twitter
• Palm brand resurfaces ahead of CES, could it be a new smartphone?
• Possible revenge hacking by banks has led to FBI investigation
• Samsung plans to launch smart TVs this year on Tizen software platform
• Robots could explore space station because of Wi-Fi access
• Sony offers store discount, PSN extension after holiday downtime
• 'The Interview' release expanding to more theaters, via cable service
• Microsoft to eliminate original Kinect for Windows in 2015

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