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<p>The Justice Department has been seeking visitor data from an anti-Trump protest site.</p>

Web host ordered to turn over anti-Trump site visitor info

A judge rules DreamHost must give the Justice Department data on visitors to an anti-Trump protest site.

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Apple faces US agency investigation in Qualcomm legal spat

The US International Trade Commission, which has the power to bar products from entering the country, will investigate Qualcomm's complaints against Apple.

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<p>Should this become law everywhere?</p>

Honolulu bans staring at phone while crossing the street

Commentary: Starting in October, pedestrians will be fined if caught looking down at their phone while they're in an intersection.

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<p>The Supreme Court&nbsp;</p>

Supreme Court strikes down law restricting social media access

In an 8-0 decision, the court rules a North Carolina law that bans sex offenders from using social media is unconstitutional.

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<p>Mark Zuckerberg</p>

Austrian court: Facebook must delete hate posts abroad too

Austria's Green party, which brought the case because of insulting posts about one of its leaders, is seeking an even stronger ruling.

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iPhone 8 may miss one key feature already in the Galaxy S8

Apple's next flagship phone may be incapable of tapping into higher speeds offered by wireless carriers. You can blame its relationships with Intel and Qualcomm.

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<p>Not a real barrister.</p>

UK judge fired for anonymously abusing critics online

The judge was accused of branding his critics as "donkeys" and "trolls" in the comments section of a local news site.

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<p>UK police are using the country's iconic busses to catch scofflaw motorists by surprise.</p>

UK police catching motorists on phones by sitting atop double-decker buses

Clever traffic crackdown uses Britain's iconic buses as mobile surveillance perches.

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<p>Bend it like Nimuno Loops.</p>

Lego-compatible tape sticks your bricks to almost anything

Break free from the restraints of gravity with flexible Lego-compatible tape that can stick to walls, toys and curved surfaces.

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Amazon argues Constitution protects your chats with Alexa

In a murder investigation, prosecutors want recordings from the suspect's Echo. Amazon says the First Amendment sets a high bar for getting that info.

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Oculus loses big, jury awards $500 million to ZeniMax

ZeniMax Media said Oculus VR infringed on its technology while developing its industry-leading goggles. A jury agreed.

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Oculus' elusive founder tells court: We didn't steal anything

In court, Palmer Luckey gives details about the early efforts of his VR startup, which soon enough got Facebook to buy it for $3 billion.

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