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"They use the radio waves to talk, but the signals don't come from them. The signals come from machines." "So who made the machines? That's who we want to contact." "They made the machines. That's what I'm trying to tell you. Meat made
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DIY PHONE AND INTERNET SERVICE FOR RURAL AREAS
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We first caught a glimpse of Google's Project Ara modular smartphone early last year, but the company has just shown off a working prototype, and says an initial pilot program will begin in Puerto Rico in the second half of 2015.
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When it's finished, it'll be the tallest skyscraper in South America. But despite its mammoth size, few people will work or live inside it.
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Inside the cloud that is perpetually draped over the small town of San Juan Yaee, Oaxaca, Raúl Hernández Santiago crouches down on the roof of the town hall and starts drilling.
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Well at least someone finally had the candor to just come out and say it.
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Inside the cloud that is perpetually draped over the small town of San Juan Yaee, Oaxaca, Raúl Hernández Santiago crouches down on the roof of the town hall and starts drilling.
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German researchers discovered security flaws that let hackers, spies and criminals listen to private phone calls and intercept text messages on a potentially massive scale – even using the most advanced encryption available.
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Very soon now, a select group of Skype beta testers will have a new Microsoft technology that seems borrowed from the world of Star Trek.
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A new laser link with the International Space Station could do what optical fiber has done for internet access on Earth
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Bill Signs Off on Seizing Americans' Private Communications
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But all the apps will probably be encryption apps
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The Company Crushing Apple And Samsung In China Is Making An Amazing Super-Cheap Phone
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The Blackphone
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One way to imagine dying is like time travel, except instead of journeying into the future or seeing Ancient Rome, you go to eternity, see nothing, and never come back.
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Devices that gather data from millions of mobile phones are being flown over the US by the government, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Devices that gather data from millions of mobile phones are being flown over the US by the government, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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AT&T mothballs creepy customer web stalking system (until everyone's forgotten about it)
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The US Marshals Service is using small, fixed-wing Cessnas equipped with so-called "dirtboxes"—receivers that act like cellphone towers—to gather data from citizens' phones below. The purpose of such collection is to target and spy on crimina
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Apple has begun automatically collecting the locations of users and the queries they type when searching for files with the newest Mac operating system, a function that has provoked backlash for a company that portrays itself as a leader on privacy.
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Surespot is a secure mobile messaging app that uses exceptional end-to-end encryption for every text, image and voice message returning your right to privacy.
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The issue for law enforcement is, as with all strong crypto, the encryption on the iPhone is secure even from the maker of the device. Apple itself can't access your files, which means the company can't help law enforcement officials access your
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NYC has publicized its plans to modernize old public pay phones, but not this.
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The idea behind FireChat is simple. It's a chatting app. After registering with a name — no email address or other personal identifiers required — you're dropped into a fast-moving chatroom of "Everyone" using it in your country.
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Nashville Metro parks has been cracking down on a little known regulation that requires all photographers, both professional and amateur, to acquire a $125 permit before taking photos or filming in a public park. Even "selfies".
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A multitude of opinions.
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Outernet is extremely excited to announce a content partnership with Open Source Ecology! We began broadcasting their Civilization Start Kit TODAY, which includes plans for a Compressed Earth Brick Press, Soil Pulverizer, Tractor, and Power Cube.
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Every smart phone has a secondary OS, which can be hijacked by high-tech hackers
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Many metro Detroit kids headed back to class on Tuesday with the pencils, pens, notebooks and lunch ? but what about a mobile phone?
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Police tell City Council device used to detect "IEDs".
