Kate Upton 'threatens to sue website that posted fake nude pictures of the star from Sports Illustrated shoot'

Her bikini-clad photos already leave very little to the imagination.

But it seems one website decided to go the extra mile by allegedly Photoshopping topless photos of model Kate Upton, which has resulted in the star taking legal action.
TMZ reports the website in question - Celeb Jihad - doctored a photo of the 21-year-old model from her Sports Illustrated shoot with the headline, 'Kate Upton Naked Outtake From SI Swimsuit 2014.'

Tatt's enough now! Mickey Rourke, 61, proves he's still a bad boy as gets MORE tattoos done... and shows off his buff body

He's known for augmenting his body with intense workouts and a fair share of plastic surgery to correct damage inflicted from his stint as a professional boxer in the Nineties.

But Mickey Rourke is also a fan of permanently painting the canvas of his skin with an ever increasing number of tattoos, as his torso

Louis Tomlinson shows off huge new arrow tattoo on his left arm and Pac-Man and Noughts and Crosses inkings similar to those on his right arm

He's known to have a penchant for quirky tattoos.
And Louis Tomlinson is showing no signs of making do with his unusual collection of inkings anytime soon as he added to his array of designs at the trendy Shamrock Tattoo in West Hollywood.

Cheeky! Beyonce offers fans a playful rear view in 'flawless' shirt skirt and leather ankle boots while performing in Ireland

There's no doubting that Beyonce Knowles has some very robust self-esteem.
But that took on a new level of self-assurance when the superstar branded herself perfect in a playful fashion statement on Saturday.

Google Subsidiary Wins Bid to Run NASA Hangars

A Google subsidiary has been selected as the "preferred" company to manage Moffett Federal Airfield.

A Google subsidiary has been selected as the "preferred" company to manage Moffett Federal Airfield in California and rehabilitate historic Hangar One.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) and NASA selected Planetary Ventures to put the stripped-down hangar to new use and eliminate the space program's management costs.

Virgin Atlantic Testing Google Glass to Make Flying Sexy Again

The friendly skies are about to get a little more high-tech.
Virgin Atlantic on Tuesday began testing Google Glass and other wearable computing technologies as part of a six-week pilot program at London Heathrow airport aimed at improving customer service, the airline announced. Concierge staff in the airline's upper class wing will be using the devices to update passengers on their fight information and weather, provide details about local events at their destination, as well as translate foreign language information.

Record-Breaking DDoS Attack Nears 400 Gbps

The attack on European servers peaked at around 400 gigabits per second.

Web security company CloudFlare on Monday evening battled a massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that has eclipsed Spamhaus as the largest-ever such assault.
The attack, targeting one of CloudFlare's clients, peaked yesterday "just shy" of 400 gigabits per second, the company's CEO Matthew Prince told PCMag. In comparison, last year's record-breaking attack on Spamhaus reached 300 Gbps. A "normal" DDoS attack that might take down a bank website, for instance, is around 50 Gbps.

MediaTek Promises Sub-$200 Octo-Core LTE Phones

Every U.S. carrier wants a sub-$200, high-quality smartphone, and you should, too. With Americans programmed to think that smartphones cost $199 (although they don't), the only way we're going to move away from subsidies and two-year contracts is if a decent smartphone actually does cost $199.

The closest we've seen so far is the Nokia Lumia 520 $59.99 at Amazon, which explains its solid position as the world's No. 1 Windows Phone. It looks like 2014 will be a turning point for the true $200 smartphone,

Bill Gates Talks Microsoft, Philanthropy, Condoms During Reddit AMA

Gates completed his second Reddit Ask Me Anything, answering questions about cryogenics, his new role in Redmond, and casting Samuel L. Jackson in a movie about his life.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates completed his second Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA) session today, answering questions about cryogenics, condoms, his new role in Redmond, and casting Samuel L. Jackson in a movie about his life.
"I had a lot of fun doing last year's AMA and am excited to come back for another round of questions about everything from philanthropy to technology to how to lose a chess match in less than 90 seconds," Gates wrote on the site.
At 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern), the co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation opened the floor for questions, like the difference between 20-year-old Gates and modern-day Gates.
"[Twenty] years ago I would stay in my office for days at a time and not think twice about it—so I had energy and naiveté on my side," he said. "Now hopefully I am a bit more mellow but with a little extra wisdom."
With that extra wisdom, Gates answered topics ranging from the computers that learn to selling stocks to his most unexpected hobby (playing Bridge) and most expensive guilty pleasure (owning a plane).
Unsurprisingly, attention quickly turned to the Gates Foundation's call for the development of the "Next Generation of Condom"—an ongoing search that began almost a year ago.
"The idea was that men don't like the current design so perhaps something they would be more open to would allow for less HIV transmission," he wrote on Reddit. A final decision has not been made, but Gates revealed that "one grantee is using carbon nanotubes to reduce the [condom's] thickness."
Focus also turned to his new role with Microsoft, the company Gates co-founded 39 years ago. While slightly sidestepping the question about his position as chairman of Redmond's board of directors, Gates said he was "thrilled" when new CEO Satya Nadella "asked me to pitch in to make sure Microsoft is ambitious with its innovation."
The executive hopes to split his time between Redmond (one-third) and the Gates Foundation (two-thirds)—and even advised on how to balance business and philanthropy (the answer: just create an innovative company).
Most Redditers, however, probably didn't expect the question to come from actor David Hewlett, a.k.a. Stargate: Atlantis's Dr. Rodney Meredith McKay, who hosted his own AMA last month.
And speaking of actors, Gates OK'd the casting of movie star Samuel L. Jackson in the film role of himself, saying that wife Melinda "would probably watch that version."
Gates is no stranger to Reddit. In December, he participated in the site's annual Secret Santa program, making one girl's holidays bright with a donation to Heifer International, National Geographic's Journeys of a Lifetime book, and a photo of Gates holding the gifted stuffed cow and a signed note to the recipient, Rachel.

Get coding people: It's the new Mandarin, and it's not just children who can learn how to do it

Come September, it will be taught in schools – and clubs. Susie Mesure gets a lesson in basic computer-speak

But bizarrely, on the very day that Lottie Dexter, ambassador for the whole initiative, launched the programme, she was forced to admit on air that she didn't have the first clue what coding was all about, because she hasn't learnt how to do it – yet.

Introducing ERWIN, the robot with feelings

Study at University of Lincoln aims to understand how long-term relationships may be forged between humans and androids

ERWIN (Emotional Robot with Intelligent Network) has been developed at the University of Lincoln as part of a study attempting to understand how long-term relationships may be forged between humans and androids. These durable relationships could be important in cases where a robot operates as a personal aid or companion, for example when providing care for the elderly or support for people with autism.

How to get rid of Google: Alternative services and privacy settings to try out online

Whether you object to their tax arrangements or don't like to be tracked, you don't have to give all your data to Google - here are some alternatives to try

But Google has made a lot of mistakes in the past that may have alienated their users. For example, their tax evasion scandal will not be forgotten quickly - in December 2012 an analysis it was reported that Google had avoided paying $2bn in worldwide income taxes in 2011 alone