Police Adapt Controversial Tactics To Curb Stolen iPhone Market

April 26, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Undercover Police Stings Target Front Lines Of Stolen iPhone Market SAN FRANCISCO -- On a cloudy afternoon in the Tenderloin district, a man in a hooded sweatshirt walks slowly along Market Street, stopping to engage people he encounters along the way. He offers a peek at the wares inside the backpack slung over his shoulder: Three new iPhones, each still sealed in a white box affixed with Apple's logo. He stole these phones, he tells potential customers, before asking them to make an offer. Continue reading... The Inside Story Of How @Boston_Police Led The City From Terror To Joy Google Transparency Report Reveals More Government Snooping Than Ever Evangelicals Furious Over Popular Video Game Undercover Police Stings Target Front Lines Of Stolen iPhone Market Senate Will Not Vote On CISPA, Dealing Blow To Controversial Cyber Bill The Danger Of The Cloud Senate Will Not Vote On CISPA, Dealing Blow To Controversial Cyber Bill Undercover Police Stings Target Front Lines Of Stolen iPhone Market Undercover Police Stings Target Front Lines Of Stolen iPhone Market This AT&T Commerical From The '90s Predicted The Future With Astonishing Accuracy Senate Will Not Vote On CISPA, Dealing Blow To Controversial Cyber Bill MIKE MONTGOMERY There's Something Crazy in the Air Bananas. That's the best way to describe the current state of the wireless industry. Absolutely bananas. Continue reading... AMANDA L. CHAN Smartphone Physical: Why Mobile Health Empowers Patients If there's one thing I learned from seeing all the great mobile technology being developed at TEDMED, it's that these mobile health applications can not only empower doctors, but patients too. It can help people like me have a better understanding of my own health. Continue reading... DOUG OLENICK The Home Automation Revelation I am a bit of a weather geek. So when the folks at Netatmo offered to let me check out their latest Urban Weather Station, I took them up on the opportunity to try it and in the process I discovered an entirely new use for the device. Continue reading... MAUDE STANDISH Data Is The New Astrology With wearable technology, data will become the new astrology. We will use it to divine our personal futures and deconstruct our present. It will alter the "human ideal" and change the meaning of what we think of as "success." Continue reading... NATALY KELLY Why Translators Are the New Blacksmiths Just as blacksmiths helped move us into the industrial age, our modern-day wordsmiths - translators and interpreters - will help us move from the current age, in which information is merely available, to an age in which information also becomes highly relevant and useful. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003