Sony Dusted Off Old BlackBerrys After Hack; Lizard Squad DDoS Tool; Pay Parking Tickets With Apple Pay?

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TOP STORIES Sony Dusted Off Old BlackBerrys After Hack  Sony reportedly handed out BlackBerrys and operated a phone tree to provide updates during the computer outage. Share This:   Lizard Squad Offers $6 DDoS Attack Tool  Meanwhile, the Lizard Squad said it also played a role in the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack. Share This:   NYC Might Let You Pay Parking Tickets Via Apple Pay, Bitcoin  NYC is asking firms like Apple and PayPal for details on how to let people pay for tickets on mobile devices. Share This:   Microsoft to End Sales of Original Kinect for Windows Sensor  With the Kinect for Windows v2 sensor and SDK 2.0 in the wild, Redmond will end sales of its original device in 2015. Share This:   LG Teases 21:9 'UltraWide' Gaming Monitor Ahead of CES  LG's new monitor is its first 21:9 device designed specifically for graphics-intensive gaming. Share This:   CES 2015 Preview: Laptops and Desktops Are Still Kicking  PCs are still a big deal, especially as that category grows to include more than desktops and laptops. Share This:   The Most Pirated Movies of 2014 (and How to Watch Them Legally)  Steer clear of the high seas and the wrath of the RIAA; watch these movies on Amazon, iTunes, Google, or Netflix. Share This:   7 Tech Trends That Need to Die in 2015  We rounded up a few things we'd like to see disappear in 2015. Share This: