A man who ran a Microsoft computer scam tricking people into paying for free anti-virus software has received a suspended four-month jail sentence. The man hired people at an Indian call center to falsely tell victims their computers had a serious problem has been caught. The targets would be charged between £35 and £150 for software Microsoft made available for free
Happily, this is believed to be the first ever successful prosecution of someone involved in the Microsoft scam in the UK. But hmmm, a 4 month jail sentence? Was he caught just in time to not truly be punished? As well as the suspended sentence, Jamil was ordered to pay a £5,000 fine. He must also pay £5,665 compensation and £13,929 in prosecution costs.

I am excited that the buyout of the Oculus has sparked some discussion. As you know, Thanks to Facebook the following two things are likely to happen at some point in the near future:

One billion more people will gain access to the Internet thanks to drones and satellites hovering in the stratosphere. Check out my article on parts people regarding Zuckerberg’s latest attempts to deliver internet to the world...And soon, we’ll be able to sit down with friends in foreign countries and immerse ourselves in experiences never previously thought possible, simply by slipping on a pair of virtual reality Oculus Rift Goggles.

It looks like people are getting a little freaked out, not because of these services, but because Facebook being the provider. Do you blame em? People are less and less stoked about Facebook running their lives. Thanks to your Facebook login, you are able to use it to integrate with almost everything else on the Internet,therefore its become your identity.
Hello universe, one of the smallest first world problems is about to get fixed. FINALLY, reversible USBS are coming!

What The Tech!
Rear-view cameras to be included in all new US cars by 2018: Long-awaited rule aims to reduce deaths from backup accidents.

What in the heck is a JUSTICE CAP? Well thanks for asking! Its a baseball hat with a set of LEDs on it that boast anti-camera technology that will white out your face when viewed through a surveillance camera. So basically, if you're in a low lit area ready to do something sketchy, the Justice cap is here to save the day. Because blocking out your facial features with the brightest white light ever created does NOT draw attention to you!

Check out this futuristic body drying machine that looks like a scale. Cool huh? The Body Dryer, from Indiegogo is here! No towel necessary here! Expect some day, in the not too distant future, to step out of the shower, onto some apparatus that violently blows air up and around your entire body. Choose hot or cold, depending on your mood.

Lastly, a new smart patch has been designed to detect symptoms of disease and even deliver drugs. At only 1mm thick, the comfortable hydrocolloid patch is worn on the wrist; measuring around 2-inches in its rectangular size. the silicon membranes convert the skin’s natural motion into small electrical signals. Stored as signals in gold nanoparticles, they are shown as data and used to pick up and detect tremors in people; essentially ‘picking up’ on early on sights of Parkinson’s, as well as epileptic seizures.