This wristband can track its wearer anywhere within a Wi-Fi system. Read more

A Kansas cop decided to help a drunk driver by emailing nude pics. Read more

Wednesday is the Internet's 40th birthday, and the Associated Press has listed all of its milestones. Read more

Two Japanese scientists have figured out a way to crack WPA encryption in sixty seconds. Read more

Russia is looking to clamp down on Skype and other VoIP services Read more

Raptr has launched a multi-network client that tells everyone in the world that you still play Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing. Read more

HP plans to demonstrate the power behind JavaScript using a browser-based darknet. Read more

A technical glitch with Visa left many customers wondering how their great great great gandchildren's kids will pay off the $23 quadrillion debt. Read more

A new VPN launched by the people behind Pirate Bay hopes to protect users from the new piracy law set forth in Sweden. Read more

European researchers are working on technology that will enable wireless data transfers of up to 12.5 Gbps Read more

Skype announced this morning that SpinVox will now provide voicemail-to-text conversion for Skype Read more

Australia's Telstra Corporation plans to launch the world's fastest wireless broadband network in the next few months. Read more

Vuze is at it again it appears--this time going after Cox Cable, seeking an FCC Probe into the way that Cox manages customer bandwidth. Read more

Comcast Corp is currently testing the Wi-Fi waters in parts of New Jersey, offering its cable subscribers free wireless Internet. Read more

Everyone likes a fat pipe, and Charter Communications plans to provide said pipe by offering customers the fastest residential broadband service on the market today: 60Mbps! Read more