Avid Life Media is offering a reward for the arrest and prosecution of the “Impact Team” hackers.
In an early-morning press conference held at the Toronto Police Headquarters, Avid Life Media—the parent company of AshleyMadison.com—confirmed through acting Toronto Police Department staff superintendent Bryce Evans that they are offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the hackers who leaked their clients’ information.
As evidenced by this unbelievable Beyoncé impersonator.
If you needed any proof that Beyoncé’s signature silky voice can upgrade anything, please direct your attention to Jade Novah, singer, actress, insanely bang-on Beyoncé impersonator.
The tasteful new router could be the gateway to a smarter home, but only if people start caring about routers in the first place.
In the mind of IDC analyst Jonathan Gaw, replacing a wireless router is kind of like getting a root canal.
Twitter has cut off API access to a project that archived politicians’ deleted tweets.
A network of websites that automatically archived the deleted tweets of politicians has lost access to Twitter’s API, VentureBeat reports.
Uber is in an arms race with India’s leading ride-hailing app.
Uber has been extremely transparent about its ambitions to expand aggressively in Asia, particularly in China and India, where the company plans on investing more than $1 billion in each country.
Microsoft’s classic operating system turns 20 today. To celebrate, a nostalgic trip back to the ’90s via some deeply weird videos.
It might be news to many of today’s selfie-snapping, hashtag-happy millennials, but Windows 95 was a huge deal. I’ll never forget the day my dad came home from CompUSA with that blue, cloud-covered box and we cracked open the CD-ROM for the first time. The installation felt like it took took all night, but once the disc drive stopped whirring, we were in. This totally new interface—it introduced radical new concepts like the Windows “Start” menu and the taskbar—would be our gateway to so many new and wonderful computer things. It even came with a full-length AVI file of Weezer’s “Buddy Holly” music video, for some reason.
After Monday’s stock market decline, CEO Tim Cook personally assured an investor that Apple was doing just fine.
With the stock market in free fall Monday morning as a result of financial turmoil in China, investors may have been worried about their stakes in leading tech companies like Apple. To assuage such concerns, CEO Tim Cook wrote a note to CNBC analyst Jim Cramer, informing him that the company was still seeing “strong growth” in China through July and August.
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