Feds Spying on Phones Via Planes; Ads Invade Firefox; Kindle Gets Family Ebook Sharing

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TOP STORIES Report: Feds Spying on U.S. Cell Phones Via Planes  The DOJ allegedly operates a number of Cessna aircraft equipped with machines that mimic cell phone towers. Share This:   Ads Go Live on Mozilla's Firefox Browser  Like it or not, ads are about to invade your Web browser. Share This:   Kindle Update Adds Family Ebook Sharing  You can now access books from your spouse or partner's account. Share This:   Census: Most U.S. Homes Have a PC and Internet, But Gaps Remain  A majority of households own a computer, but there remains a huge divide across the country. Share This:   Eyes On With Samsung's Project Beyond  The 360-degree, 3D video-capture device is the perfect platform for Samsung's Gear VR headset. Share This:   Test Drive Volvo's New XC90 With Google Cardboard  Volvo is hyping up its new seven-seat SUV with a tech-savvy twist. Share This:   IBM, Nvidia to Build Huge Supercomputers for U.S. Labs  Lawrence Livermore and Oak Ridge will use the machines to help sort through massive amounts of data. Share This:   SanDisk Reveals iXpand Flash Drive for iPhone, iPad  The collapsible flash drive makes it easy to move photos and videos from an iOS-based device to a Mac or PC. Share This: