Brian Barrett
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Do You Search Online Differently Since Snowden?
In the year-plus since Edward Snowden lifted the veil on just how closely the US government (and others) tracks our online lives, a few things have changed. Tech companies are encrypting more; foreign governments are trusting less; and, according to a new study, we’re all searching quite a bit more cautiously.
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The Long-Neglected 16GB iPod Touch Gets A Camera And A Price Cut
While it might surprise some that the iPod touch is still trundling along, the entire lineup has gotten a significant price cut today — and the lowest-end version picked up a fancy new camera and a colour spectrum.
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How Far Do Soccer Players Run During A Match?
As it does every four years, the world has turned its adoring eyes to fútbol. But while you’re marvelling at the well-placed headers and acrobatic kicks and whatever’s going on with Ronaldo’s hair, take a moment to appreciate the most astonishing feat that happens during these 90 minutes: How far these guys are running.
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Amazon’s Hit List: Which Books Are Screwed And By How Much
As of today, Amazon’s crusade against book publisher Hachette is no longer an open secret — it’s outright confirmed. Shipments are being delayed, prices are elevated and some listings are unavailable altogether. But how extensive is the fallout? Here’s your comprehensive look at the carnage.