OkCupid Slams Mozilla CEO, Pushes Competing Browsers

The bottom of OkCupid.com on Firefox offers up links to Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari.

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How to Choose a Free VPS Web Hosting Service

Virtual private servers give you the near-complete control of a private server while still providing such conveniences of hosted environment such as availability, scalability, and reliability. Many also offer a free trial period to let you see if VPS is right for you.

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Google Begins April Fools' Day With Pokemon Prank

Want to earn a job at Google and the title of ultimate Pokemon Master? Read on.

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Twitch (for Android)

Twitch for Android—the mobile add-on to the popular video game streaming service—makes it easy to view and share speed runs, walkthroughs, and demos while away from the PC.

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CertainSafe

CertainSafe protects your cloud storage with encryption that's certified for HIPAA and other standards, yet it's really easy to use. Individuals might prefer a free solution, but for any size business it's a great solution for secure file storage and sharing.

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Twitch (for iPhone)

Twitch for iPhone—the mobile add-on to the popular video game streaming service—makes it easy to view and share speed runs, walkthroughs, and demos while away from the PC.

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HealthCare.gov Signups Hosed Amidst Deadline Surge

The problem occurred as Americans flooded the site in record numbers to enroll for coverage before the 2014 deadline.

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Facebook: Netbooks Killed 2013 Redesign

Facebook is denying claims that it ditched the 2013 redesign because it was bad for ad revenues.

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PCMag Live: Apple vs. Samsung (Again), Phone Kill Switches Saving Cash

From Apple vs. Samsung round 3,235 to the Fujifilm X-T1 mirrorless camera, PCMag Live has the tech news covered.

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Turkey Blocks Google, Level 3 DNS Services

After Turkey's Twitter ban, many citizens directed their devices to Google and Level 3 public DNS IP addresses.

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