November 5, 2015 Vine says no to porn People who like their porn in six-second loops will be disappointed to hear that Twitter-owned Vine has banned sexually explicit content from its app. Violators will have their account suspended until they remove the offending content, the company said.
November 5, 2015 How Ellen DeGeneres' Oscar selfie could have included more celebrities In Ellen DeGeneres' tweet from the March 2 Oscar ceremony, she wrote: "If only Bradley's arm was longer.
November 5, 2015 Harvard professor to begin selling oPhone, a scent-messaging tool If the aroma of sweet, buttery coffee is something you want to share with friends – even friends who live miles away – you soon may have the option of doing so through a device called the “oPhone.”
November 5, 2015 Will Microsoft make Windows 8.1 free for all? Could "Windows 8.1 with Bing" be Microsoft's stab at making the OS completely free?
November 5, 2015 The superfast web grows: Google Fiber to expand to 34 new cities Google is bringing ultrafast Internet connections to 34 new cities across the country including San Jose, Calif., Phoenix, Ariz., Nashville, Tenn., and Atlanta, Ga. the tech behemoth announced Wednesday.
November 5, 2015 FCC plans to issue new 'net neutrality' rules The Federal Communications Commission said Wednesday that it will craft new rules to prevent Internet service providers from charging companies like Netflix or Google a toll to reach consumers at the highest speeds.
November 5, 2015 5 reasons digital cameras leave smartphone photography in the dust Which camera is the best one to use?
November 5, 2015 Sony quits the PC biz by selling off its Vaio line As Freddie Mercury once sang, "Another one bites the dust!" Sony has decided to sell its VAIO PC business to Japan Industrial Partners as the gadget maker focuses its efforts on gaming and mobile. The post We’re out! Sony quits the PC biz by selling off its Vaio line appeared first on Digital Trends.
November 5, 2015 Obama pledges high-speed Net for schools, no mention of 'net neutrality' ruling President Obama vowed to bring broadband connections to thousands of schools during his State of the Union address -- but recent changes to FCC rules may mean some students can’t afford to use them.
November 5, 2015 How to block live gameplay streams on the PS4 We reported yesterday that the Sony PlayStation 4's live gameplay video streams sometimes contain violent or sexually suggestive content—and parental controls alone aren't enough to prevent those...
