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Square Lets You Send Cash Via Email -
A few days after Google announced the ability to send money via email, mobile payments purveyor Square has done the same.
Tumblr CEO to Users: 'Don't Worry' -
Loyal Tumblr users shouldn't worry about changes that could come to the site, CEO David Karp said Monday night at an event hosted by Yahoo, which acquired his social-blogging platform earlier in the day
Yahoo announced it had acquired Tumblr for $1.
CBS Delays 'Mike & Molly' Finale in Wake of Oklahoma Tornado -
CBS will hold off airing the scheduled May 20 finale of comedy Mike & Molly because of the massive tornado that wreaked havoc in Oklahoma on Monday, the network told Mashable.
Chinese Hackers Found U.S. Government Data on Google Servers -
When Chinese hackers breached Google servers in 2010, they were not targeting the Gmail accounts of human rights activists, as the company claimed at the time
What the hackers were actually after was a database containing years of sensitive information related to U.
There's Not Much Tumblr Advertising for Yahoo to Screw Up -
In her now-famous tweet, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer promised not to "screw up" Tumblr. While it remains to be seen whether the site's users will soon be fleeing, Tumblr's advertising is a different story
Simply put, there's not much to screw up at this point.
Watch a 3D-Printed Handgun Fire 9 Rounds -
Just a couple of weeks after Cody Wilson and Defense Distributed released the files for the world's first 3D-printed handgun, imitators have already replicated and improved upon it.
The Doors Keyboardist Ray Manzarek Dies at 74 -
After a long fight with bile duct cancer, 74-year-old keyboardist Ray Manzarek of The Doors died Monday at RoMed Clinic in Germany, the rock band's Facebook and Twitter pages announced.
Massive Tornado Strikes Near Oklahoma City -
A massive tornado struck a residential neighborhood in Moore, Okla., near Oklahoma City, Monday afternoon.
A Michael Jackson Hologram? Will.I.Am Wants to Rock With Virtual MJ -
Jaws dropped at the Coachella music festival in 2012 when rapper Tupac Shakur arrived on stage to perform.
Quiz: GeoCities or Tumblr? -
Remember GeoCities? The quirky, city-themed web hosting service and early social network that, by 1999, was the third-most-visited site on the World Wide Web? Fourteen years ago, Yahoo acquired it — and with much the same fanfare as the Internet behemoth has done, today, with Tumblr.
