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|  | Kindle Unlimited launches: 600,000 all-you-can-read e-books for $10 per month 07.18.2014 7:23 AM Amazon's new subscription e-book plan includes more than 600,000 titles, but no major publishers. | |
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|  | Edward Snowden: Dropbox is 'hostile to privacy' 07.18.2014 8:00 AM Dropbox may be popular, but Snowden is no fan of the file sync service. | |
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|  | Microsoft shuts down Xbox Entertainment Studios video team as part of layoffs 07.17.2014 12:44 PM One of the first to fall as part of Microsoft's layoffs is its Xbox Entertainment Studios, although some of the company's flagship media offerings will remain unscathed. | |
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|  | Real-time plagiarism checker debuts for Microsoft Word 07.17.2014 3:35 PM Academic Wordsmith is a Word app that can check your paper for plagiarism as you're writing it. | |
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|  | Dumb fun: 15 dead stupid, utterly joyful PC games 07.18.2014 3:00 AM Sometimes, you don't want to balance an economy or learn a leveling system. Sometimes, you just want to blow stuff up. | |
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|  | Google to Wear developers: Stop making custom watch faces! 07.17.2014 12:10 PM Android Wear developers told to wait for official API, citing usability concerns. | |
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|  | Comparing the Android L settings to KitKat 07.18.2014 4:00 AM The settings menus in Android L get a fresh look and a few tweaks, but aren't as different as you would expect. | |
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|  | ESPN to stream The International, Valve's massive Dota 2 e-sports tournament 07.17.2014 1:51 PM ESPN seemingly dubs e-sports 'real sports,' partnering with Valve to stream the entire tournament live. | |
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|  | Jesse Jackson demands Twitter release employee diversity data 07.17.2014 10:25 PM Jackson said black underrepresentation in tech companies cannot be explained by a lack of technical skills | |
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|  | Facebook tests 'buy' button to let users make purchases from their feeds 07.17.2014 12:08 PM Users can buy products directly from their news feeds from select advertisers, the company says. | |
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