How US and British spies were able to eavesdrop on millions of cell phones

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February 20, 2015

How US and British spies were able to eavesdrop on millions of cell phones  The US National Security Agency (NSA) and British counterpart Government... Read» Share this story:

Inside Ashton Kutcher's celebrity-powered viral media empire, which no one knows exists A+ has had a highly controversial, highly successful year.  Read» Share this story:

Mark Zuckerberg just slammed the anti-vaccination movement It's an interesting choice.  Read» Share this story:

Lenovo has been selling laptops that come loaded with Superfish 'malware' "Goodbye Lenovo, and thanks for all the Superfish."  Read» Share this story:

The 'connected car' is creating a massive new business opportunity for auto, tech, and telecom companies The connected-car market is growing 10 times faster than the overall car market.  Read» Apple wants to be selling cars in five years Apple plans to start producing electric cars as soon as 2020, according...  Read» Watch a woman completely freak out during a selfie proposal Selfies don't get more epic than this (OK, maybe they do). One...  Read»

	Look inside Apple's massive new store in China It's the biggest in Asia.  Read» Share this story:

	Uber is launching a food delivery service in Spain You can get tapas in 10 minutes.  Read» Share this story:

	The Apple Watch is making its debut on the cover of a US magazine It goes on sale in April.  Read» Share this story:

	All the risks of Kickstarter illustrated in a single $20,000 campaign The crowdfunding revolution has been incredible to watch. We’ve seen...  Read» Share this story:

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