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Instagram might have more than 300 million members, but don't count Twitter impressed.

The NASA's OPAL project shows great promise, as laser-based communications could replace traditional radio-based transmissions.

Xbox One finally kicks the PlayStation 4 off the throne in months sales accross the U.S. and U.K. in November.

Razer's CEO announced a new studio-quality microphone from Razer, built for streamers and YouTube personalities among others.

Ken Grohe is claimed as a storage expert and start-up business genius, Barracuda hires him in the hopes of massive growth.

The Australian government and copyright holders want to better crack down on piracy.

Sen. Sheldnon Whitehouse (D-RI) wonders why the US government didn't move swiftly to sink The Pirate Bay.

Take-Two Interactive executive says hacking is a "reality of life"

The tablet market is booming and the mobile product leads all connected devices, according to NPD.

Samsung release their Gear VR to the public - is it worth the purchase of a Note 4?

Netflix is coming down under, local companies scramble to offer competing services.

Aussie electornic retailer EB Games release their Mad Monday sales. How mad are they exactly and what's the public response?

A British lawmaker wants ISPs to step up and fight Internet piracy, after Sony was breached last week by foreign hackers.

Kmart Australia join the Kangaroo-isle retailers fight in removing GTA V from brick-and-mortar shopfronts.

GTA V has been pulled from Target shelves as a Change.org petition peaks the interest of their management.

Several high-profile movies from Sony Picture Entertainment have leaked online after the crippling cyberattack last week.

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings believe online streaming video will help kill broadcast TV by 2030.

Trying to create bitcoin legislation is proving to be confusing, with states seeing different levels of regulation, oversight needed.

Europol has arrested 118 people suspected of using stolen payment information to purchase airline tickets.

The adoption of smartphones and tablets, which has heavily saturated developed market, has forced businesses to adapt.

Online shoppers are learning about threats, but still tend to be reckless.

More than 3 billion people have access to the Internet across the world.

The Doorman service in San Francisco helps deliver packages in a timely manner, helping prevent theft and increasing convenience.

Kogan offers up a cheap Pentium-powered laptop offering.

In the ongoing fight against Internet piracy, looks like Senator Patrick Leahy wants Visa and Mastercard to do their part.

Recent survey finds 83 percent of Internet users believe affordable Internet access should be a basic human right.

ESPN will begin testing online video service by airing the Cricket World Cup starting in February 2015.

T-Mobile continues to expand its Music Freedom offering, expanding support for additional online music subscribers.

Workers are using company-owned laptops outside of work, potentially compromising them, and then bringing them back to the office.

Online gaming harassment is "completely unacceptable," SCEA President Shawn Layden recently said.

Internet scams are costing US consumers millions of dollars, the FBI warns.

Don't expect the GCHQ to change its course on snooping and surveillance, with new chief saying privacy was never an "absolute right" for users.

Xiaomi will invest $1 billion to help its video content delivery services.

Taylor Swift pulled her music from Spotify, despite millions of users listening to her music.

HBO's online video service could cost $18 per month, according to some analysts, while HBO itself remains quiet about rumors and speculation.

Apple follows through and has removed Bose products from its online store, and retail stores are likely next.

Is there a link between online piracy and terrorism, street gangs and drug dealers? According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, YES!

Bitcoin continues to prove its potential longevity, with more e-tailers embracing the digital cryptocurrency.

Consumers need to be more aware of online threats, with criminals largely able to compromise victims, stealing their personal data and causing mayhem.

An annual report has revealed a generational schism in the way people consume the news.

The MPAA is willing to spend up to $20,000 for an.

Adobe shows that iOS devices are the most common point for watching online TV during Q1 2014 beating out web browsers.

Internet pirates are raking in big money by collecting advertising revenue - and it's a difficult effort to try and stifle.

Online gambling websites give criminals the chance to commit money laundering in an effective fashion, as police authorities are slow to respond.

Netflix will raise prices on its streaming video service, which is currently set at $7.99 per month, providing faster service and more content.

Amazon Lockers are now a pick up and drop off location for packages you want to send back. Returns work much like pickups at the Lockers locations.

UMass Boston students create an online research data sharing torrent service... for academics, by academics.

German court rules that the Internet is an 'essential' part of everyday life.

Microsoft ends development of free-to-play Age of Empires Online.

New York AG's office removes more than 2,100 registered sex offenders from online games.