CENTCOM Twitter, YouTube Hacked; Chevy Tips Bolt EV Concept; Samsung's Super-Slim Galaxy A7

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TOP STORIES Pro-Isis Hackers Take Over CENTCOM Twitter, YouTube Accounts  For a time, the background images on both accounts were replaced with Isis imagery. Share This:   Microsoft Slams Google for Spilling Beans on Windows 8.1 Bug  Google disclosed a Windows 8.1 bug two days before Redmond's fix was due. Share This:   Chevy Tips Bolt EV Concept With 200-Mile Range  The long-range, all-electric vehicle is designed with a 200-plus-mile range and a starting price tag of $30,000. Share This:   Were You Hacked? Obama Wants Fast, Unified Notification  Security breach notification laws are now handled at the state level. But Obama wants one, cohesive federal law. Share This:   Samsung Reveals Super-Slim Galaxy A7  One of the slimmest Galaxy handsets to date, the mid-range A7 comes with a particular focus on the social experience. Share This:   IBM's 2014 Patent Tally Breaks Records  Though we hear a lot about Apple patents, it's IBM that scored the highest number in 2014. Share This:   Report: Google Following Skype With Big Update for Translate App  The app will recognize popular spoken languages and produce a real-time translation in written text. Share This:   11 Weird But Intriguing Gadgets at CES 2015  The weirdos were out in full force at CES 2015. Behold their wacky ideas. Share This: