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Why is there so much excitement over the Oculus Rift? Because it's a technological marvel. Here's how it works and why you're going to love it. → Read More
The FBI wants to force technology companies to enable security services to snoop on instant messaging. But such security backdoors don't actually exist, and if they did, would you trust your government with them? → Read More
The Internet's relationship with Flash has been rocky for a while. Once, it was a universal standard on the web. Now, it looks like it may be headed to the chopping block. What changed? → Read More
You're probably using Facebook wrong. But don't feel bad — so is practically everyone else. An unconfigured Facebook page can be desperately annoying — but there are ways to clean it up. → Read More
This week, Twitter drew controversy by shutting down API access to a number of watchdog websites that monitor politicians' social media accounts for deleti → Read More
Has SOPA, the controversial anti-piracy legislation defeated in 2011, returned? Not quite. But recent events concerning the role of piracy in international trade, are concerning, and worth your attention. → Read More
What if you're uncomfortable with video game violence? Not a problem! Not every game is Halo or Grand Theft Auto → Read More
Siri is cool, but frustratingly limited. How will artificial intelligence research transform your phone over the next five years? MakeUseOf investigates. → Read More
What happens to harassment victims who aren't good at interacting with the press, or do or say unpopular things? → Read More
Security researchers are usually thanked (or even rewarded) when vulnerabilities are found. But Volkswagen slapped a gag order on researchers who discovered how easy it was to hack a keyless car system. → Read More
A new IBM chip is poised to revolutionize AI - by building features of the human brain directly onto a computer chip. The current prototype has more neurons than a rat. → Read More
Oracle is in hot water over a misguided blog post by security chief, Mary Davidson. This demonstration of how Oracle's security philosophy departs from the mainstream wasn't received well in the security community... → Read More
A number of scammers are taking advantage of the enthusiasm and confusion for Windows 10, with several new scams targeting customers. Here's what you need to look for, and stay safe. → Read More
Are self driving cars safe? Could Internet-connected automobiles be used to cause accidents, or even assassinate dissenters? Google hopes not, but a recent experiment shows there is still a long way to go. → Read More
What if you never had to look at a loading screen again? What if computers booted -- not "in seconds" -- but instantly? Recently, Intel announced a new technology that could make all this possible...and more. → Read More
Every generation has found ways to use new technology to shock their parents. VR is probably next. The technology is rapidly improving, and it's eventually going to touch the most intimate areas of life. → Read More
As I write this, I'm sipping from a glass of beige ooze which is, theoretically, lunch. Here's what Soylent is, and why you might be interested. → Read More
In a scant few months, someone is going to win six million dollars in a single game of DOTA 2, Valve's popular online game. In total, more than seventeen m → Read More
A new Android vulnerability has the security world worried - and it leaves your smartphone extremely vulnerable. The StageFright bug allows malicious code to be sent by MMS. What can you do about this security nightmare? → Read More
Rick and Morty is the smartest, darkest, and most original comedy on television right now. This article explains why you, along with everybody else in the world, should watch this hilarious animated show. → Read More