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Seeing the way that Soren operates and capturing the images using the Medium Format touchscreen is also quite interesting as you'll get to take an indepth look into the life and process of a studio photographer.

In motion to dismiss a data-mining lawsuit, Web giant says people have "no legitimate expectation of privacy in information" voluntarily turned over to third parties.

Twitter has already signaled its love of TV by negotiating deals for branded video, but it's not satisfied yet: the company has started limited testing of a timeline box for trending TV shows. The feature provides both t...

That'll do, little pug. That'll do. Via Tastefully Offensive...

HP's Envy product line gives the company's engineers an opportunity to break from building buttoned-down productivity machines and strut their stuff by crafting something that gamers and media mavens will appreciate. Whi...

Legal tangles can be quite a mess, just ask Samsung and Apple, and you will be able to see just how the rabbit hole does not have any end. At least not in sight for now. It so happens that a lady from Tuscaloosa woman ha...

MojoKid writes "Anyone who has tried to host their own website from home likely knows all-too-well the hassles that ISPs can cause. Simply put, ISPs generally don't want you to do that, preferring you to move up to a bus...

Elon Musk has long been hinting about a high-speed form of transportation enigmatically named the Hyperloop. Earlier this summer, he promised to reveal his Hyperloop plans in August. After a round of media hype and an al...

Categories: Equipment Industry Miscellaneous Technology Tags: high speed photographyhigh-speed camerametrolaserresearchstreakcameratechnology Researchers at a California company specializing in high-speed imaging equipme...

Laptops are at a point right now where they should all be more or less excellent. Ultrabooks are into their third year of relevance, and the screens and processors that are widely available are good enough that you can p...

Elon Musk's hypothetical Hyperloop is getting all the attention this week, but another one of his futuristic transportation pet projects is progressing by leaps and bounds in the real world. SpaceX's reusable, vertical l...

Most phones today are typical black slabs, but Samsung is showing they are not afraid to try something new (old) and have announced their new dual-screen Android flip phone.

The new service from Main Street Hub helps small companies manage their online reputations and presence on Facebook, Twitter, Yelp, Google+, Foursquare and TripAdvisor.

If you are an online service provider and your service happens to undergo an outage, it would definitely make many people unhappy. Of course, if your service happens to be widely used but not indispensable, then it would...

Apple's stock hit $500 a share in midday trading Wednesday for the first time since late January, more than six months ago The stock surged more than 5% in late trading Tuesday following two tweets from billionaire activ...

We're not sure how you managed to send us those messages, but you did -- a lot of you. Seems Outlook has been experiencing all sorts of issues. Microsoft's privy to that fact, and we assume looking into it as we speak, n...

BlackBerry announced this week that it's considering selling itself, but the Canadian phone-maker may have a hard time finding a buyer.

The website and iOS apps for the New York Times are currently unresponsive. Users attempting to visit NYTimes.com are met with errors or "could not find" errors in their browser. The outage appeared to have started at ap...

Governments around the world have commandeered the Internet, as Bruce Schneier so succinctly points out in The Atlantic. How is that going to impact the IT security industry? This $60 billion industry researches, develop...

Batman: Arkham Origins will be releasing on the PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U on October 25, making many Batman: Arkham fans anticipating the upcoming release of the game. If you're a big fan of the series, then ...

A blast of radiation that hit Earth in AD 775 has revealed just how violent our nearest star can be, finds Stuart Clark (full text available to subscribers)

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