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The Blackphone, an Android software-based mobile which encrypts texts, voice calls and video chats, is displayed after being launched during the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona February 24, 2014. Following the Edward Snowden snooping revelations, there is growing interest in a range of mobile phone products with one central selling point: privacy. REUTERS/Albert Gea (SPAIN - Tags: BUSINESS TELECOMS) - RTX19ENG

Why we should smother France with love and stop putting the country down.

The ocean is swallowing up Virginia so rapidly that its owners are forgetting to argue about climate change.

Twitter is buying Tap Commerce, New York-based mobile advertising technology firm, for around $100 mln. 

New York’s top court ruled that towns can ban fracking and drilling for gas and oil within their borders.

Google is shutting down Orkut officially on Sept. 30.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg tells it like it is. 

Movie theaters in the U.K. are banning Google Glass because they fear people will use it to record or pirate movies.

What do rich people do differently? They read nonfiction and they floss.

The Blackphone, the Android for the paranoid, is shipping this week.

There are no U.S. players left at Wimbledon.

Salesforce.com poaches Autodesk CFO Mark Hawkins.

Netflix is losing roughly 80 movies, including Rocky and the four Rocky sequels.

Photo courtesy of Reuters/Albert Gea