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Facebook Privacy Loophole Cloaks Deactivated Friends, Allows Unexpected Creeping 2

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

A research student at University College London, Shah Mahmood, and UCL's Chair of Information Communication, Yvo Desmedt, have announced details of "a zero-day privacy fault" in Facebook at the IEEE International Workshop on Security and Social Networking conference in Switzerland on Monday. ...

Celtic Renewables Creates Sustainability With Whiskey 3

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

Scotland-based startup Celtic Renewables has figured out a way to produce biofuel from the...

The True Cost of Piracy [Infographic] 4

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

For years,  it had been claimed that online piracy costs the U.S. economy upwards of $250...

Is Apple’s Brand Morphing At The Retail Level? 5

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

When Steve Jobs departed from Apple last year, Apple fans speculated about the what would happen to...

Un-Printer Inventor: This Could Work 6

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

Researchers at Cambridge University and the Bavarian Laser Centre published a paper last week on...

Sparrow’s Advisor John Maeda Shows Importance Of Design Centered Startups 7

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

My email situation is a serious mess. I'm sure you can relate. I have four different Google Apps...

Sqoot Apology Round 2: “We Can Do Better” 8

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

Yesterday we reported that sponsors of the "Boston API Jam" were pulling out after the...

Comedians Continue To Cut Out The Middle Man 9

By Techli 21 marzo, 2012

This week Aziz Ansari released his newest stand up special titled Dangerously Delicious for...

Sponsors Pull Out of Boston API Jam Over Sqoot’s Sexist Event Copy 10

By Techli 20 marzo, 2012

New York-based daily deal API service Sqoot may not be able to recover after the worst startup PR...