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For a short time, Trump Tower appeared as “Dump Tower” on Google Maps.

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According to an AP report, members of law enforcement around the nation are abusing their access to databases to gain information about people.

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Computing giants Apple and Microsoft surprised the tech industry early last week when both unveiled new gun emojis bundled in their latest software updates.

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YouTube shut down the Hickok45 channel, claiming that he has violated the terms of service on Google+, though the channel was brought back in short order.

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After their channel was temporarily shutdown, Hickok45 and son discussed their day restoring their popular channel and the likely mishaps that led to the conflict.

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Not surprisingly, the idea of changing page rank from popularity to “truthfulness,” based on a Google-made “knowledge vault,” has not gone down well...

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Molotov cocktail took first place over recipes for homemade pizza, cake and Easter bread.

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Wednesday the National Gun Victims Action Council called publicly for TrackingPoint to ban sales to civilians saying that only insurrectionists, terrorists, and hate groups would buy the devices.

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While Google’s driverless cars would certainly ease the daily commute, the FBI is worried the future tech could be used for more nefarious purposes. In a recently released report, the FBI stated autonomous vehicles “will have a high impact on transforming what both law enforcement and its adversaries can operationally do with a car,” The […]

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According to Google Support's 'Dangerous Products or Services' page, the company "[wants] to keep people safe both online and offline, so [they] won't allow the promotion of products [used for self defense]...

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Google issued an official apology for posting a Google Doodle of a Japanese Go player on the 70th anniversary of D-Day. The posted Google Doodle was of Honinbo Shusaku, a professional player of the Chinese game Go. The image was uploaded in error, and once Google realized the mistake it was taken down and replaced […]

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The U.S. Air Force’s research team at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio has been-testing Google Glass for its potential use on the battlefield. The “BATMAN” testing group, which stands for Battlefield Air Targeting Man-Aided Knowledge, currently has two pairs of glasses and says they are pleased with the results they have produced thus […]

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