The plan to gut net neutrality rules unveiled by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai would shift regulation of the internet from the FCC to the FTC.

FCC plan to kill net neutrality rules controversially shifts ISP policing to FTC

Here’s why that matters.

On by Andrew Wyrich
VR at Mobile World Congress 2016, people in VR headsets

This ‘hallucination machine’ will give you a drug-free trip

Dude…

On by Christina Bonnington
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Trump’s plan to ban phones in the White House to stop leaks just leaked

Clearly, the White House has a problem.

On by Andrew Couts
Horizontal, portrait video: Instagram Stories Zoom feature

The unexpected death of Vertical Video Syndrome

You shouldn’t feel guilty about shooting video in portrait mode.

On by Christina Bonnington
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Lyft wins permit to test self-driving cars in California

Lyft joins a growing crowd.

On by Josh Katzowitz
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Nationalize the internet

The fight for net neutrality is just the beginning.

On by Brenden Gallagher
Putin hiding behind Facebook icon

Facebook will now let you see which Russian pages you interacted with

The tool will be able to be accessed in Facebook’s ‘help center.’

On by Andrew Wyrich
Verizon Net Neutrality

The fight to save net neutrality is coming to a Verizon store near you

Verizon Protests are popping up across the United States.

On by Andrew Couts
A We The People petition calling for FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to resign has reached the threshold to warrant a response from the White House.

FCC chairman’s tweet about gutting net neutrality gets dragged into oblivion

It really didn’t go over well.

On by Andrew Wyrich
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is expected to announce plans to dismantle Obama-era rules that demand fair treatment of internet traffic, a move that critics say will destroy net neutrality as it is currently seen.

3 things you need to know about the FCC’s plan to kill net neutrality rules

Pulling back the rules of the Open Internet Order could have a number of consequences.

On by Andrew Wyrich
smartphone virus trojan

Infected flashlight apps are stealing money from Android users

Thousands of Android users have been infected.

On by Phillip Tracy
Tech
John Draper 'Cap'n Crunch' interview

Hacking pioneer John Draper responds to sexual assault allegations [Updated]

Draper denies sexual assault claims but says he may have been aroused during ‘energy workouts.’

On by David Gilmour
Amazon Echo in kitchen next to a toaster

Alexa has new Thanksgiving skills, and here’s how to put her to the test

Turkey cooking questions? Alexa’s got you covered.

On by Christina Bonnington
Tech
Samsung Galaxy S9 concept mockup

Everything we know about the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+

Here’s the latest on the upcoming flagship’s specs, price, and release date.

On by Phillip Tracy
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Verified Twitter icon with background pattern of Verified icon with question mark in place of check mark

Twitter’s new verification guidelines send the wrong message

Verified Twitter users only receive a slap on the wrist for breaking the rules.

On by Christina Bonnington
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