Wearable and health tech are huge this year at CES, but instead of focusing solely on smart watches and smart glasses, we’re looking at a weird new world where everything is connected to the internet, controlled by a smartphone and meant to monitor your every move. The bizarre gadgets at CES 2014:
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According to a recent ACLU report, the FBI knows quite a few things about you even if you’ve not done anything wrong. “Unleashed and Unaccountable [pdf]: The FBI’s Unchecked Abuse of Authority” documents this extraordinary expansion of FBI power over the last 12 years:
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After an angry social media stinkfest brought on by Office 2013 licensing terms, Microsoft reviewed customer feedback and today announced a change in the EULA that will allow Office 2013 users to transfer the software from one computer to another once every 90 days.
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This weekend in New York City was a three-day hackers’ conference called HOPE Number 9 which is only held every two years; HOPE stands for “Hackers on Planet Earth” and there’s always a lot of great info that comes out of it. Read more