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China unblocks Facebook for a select few
KIT EATON
Those inside Shanghai's Free Trade Zone will have access to Facebook, Twitter and The New York Times
Hackers can easily bypass Apple’s fingerprint security
Natasha Lennard
Biometrics-based Apple TouchID on new iPhones can be circumvented with photos of fingerprints
Destroying the right to be alone
Matthew Harwood, Christopher Calabrese
The NSA and other agencies are making privacy obsolete
Parks make us smarter — science proves it!
Henry Grabar
Amazing new studies and brain results show nature reduces aggression, fights depression, improves mental function
Fighting meth addiction with hard drugs
Patrick Winn
Thailand's justice minister believes "kratom," a leafy jungle stimulant, can help users kick their habit
Telecoms firms never challenged NSA
Natasha Lennard
Phone companies put up no resistance to NSA demands for data, but it doesn't make online giants the good guys
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex
Corey Mead
The Army wants you to play video games: For decades, the military has been financing, inventing and perfecting them
IOS 7 is screwing with jailbreakers
JOHN PAUL TITLOW
Apple's new platform makes it harder for users to "jailbreak" the device and apply custom designs
Internet archaeologists reconstruct lost Web pages
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FROM THE ARXIV
While studying "lost" tweets in the Egyptian Revolution, researchers found a way to re-create deleted material
LinkedIn unfriends the NSA
Andrew Leonard
Edward Snowden should be proud. The current showdown between tech companies and the government is his legacy
A turf war between Coke and Pepsi shows that neither is the “good” company
Jodie Gummow
A fight over 'pouring rights' made 'killer Coke' out to be the bad guy, but Pepsi doesn't look so hot either
MIT researchers unveil a smarter way to 3-D print
SAMMY MEDINA
Madonna’s Reddit AMA: The strangest moments
Daniel D'Addario
The pop singer seems annoyed by fans' questions, curses at them during an online chat
A Netflix for e-books arrives
Laura Miller
All-you-can-read for a set fee? A digital book club? New ways to consume e-books could change how we read
No more debt!: The new plan to destroy tuition and loans
David Sirota
A new system would get rid of college debt, by making some schools free -- with a novel way to pay it forward
Enrollment in Harvard’s computer science course skyrocketed
Alice Truong
Students are taking a cue from Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook success
Gremlins predicted our 21st century American nightmare!
Natasha Lennard
Remember the storyline about monsters turning shiny electronics against us? Here's why we're our own Gremlins, now
The best of Reddit porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
Back by popular demand: A top-10 list of triple-X fare -- this time from everyone's favorite flame-cave
Your Facebook newsfeed rewards spammers
SHELL ROBSHAW-BRYAN
The site's Edge Rank algorithm determines what you do or don’t see appear in your newsfeed
Marissa Mayer didn’t expect to be happy anywhere except Google
Alice Truong
The Yahoo CEO said the tech company's turnaround depends on making the right hires
McDonald’s tests app that lets you order and pay via smartphone
ADDY DUGDALE
Fast food lovers in Salt Lake City and Austin get to test it
Zuckerberg on NSA: “The government blew it”
Natasha Lennard
While Facebook has played its part in enabling sprawling surveillance state, CEO slams government over transparency
Meet your future memory aid: The internet
Sarah Kessler
New app 'Memoir' will compile your photos, social media posts and geolocation coordinates to augment memory
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