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UK Prime Minister wants to Ban Encrypted Messaging Apps         486     211   Reddit 0     8     796 The terrible terrorist attacks in France forced the British Prime Minister  David Cameron  to consider banning the popular encrypted online messaging apps like  Snapchat , CryptoCat,  WhatsApp  and  Apple’s iMessage  unless the companies don't give the UK government backdoor access to their encrypted communications. Speaking at a public event in the UK this morning, Cameron said that if he wins the next election and re-elected, he would seek to ban the encrypted communication apps as part of his plans for new surveillance powers in the wake of the  Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris . The British Prime Minister said the Paris terror attacks, including the one last week on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo, outlined the need for greater access on ...

Tomorrow Transformed  explores innovative approaches and opportunities available in business and society through technology. (CNN) Each year tech junkies from around the world gather in Las Vegas for International CES, the Consumer Electronics Show where innovators come to show off their latest prototypes, preview products and announce new releases. Although the show is over 40 years old, this year's event, held from January 6 - 9, saw some of the most futuristic products ever, from driverless vehicles to a revolutionary battery which, according to its makers, could let you fully charge a cell phone in minutes. Here is some of the coolest tech from the show. 1. Mercedes-Benz unveiled its driverless vehicle. Although the F 015 Luxury in Motion is just a concept car at the moment, the vehicle shows just how different Mercedes thinks our driving experience will be in the future with an automated driving option and luxury "mobile living space" inter...

LOVE POEM OF THE WEEK I just want one more day with you  by Cyndi I'm so sad and depressed Is all I want to do is rest I go to sleep at night But my dreams I just can't fight I think of you lying in that bed And wonder if there is anything I could have said I wish you were still here But I know that you are still near I love you more than you know I just wish you didn't have to go I just want one more day with you And I know thats what you would have wanted too I miss you more and more each day There is so much more we had to say I know I will see you again But my life is just started to begin.

Photographer: Oscar Siagian/Getty Images Two indonesian military crew wait for rain to ease under the tail of a military plane at Iskandar airbase, as bad weather slows down the search for victims and debris of the AirAsia flight QZ8501 crash today in Pangkalan bun, Indonesia. The bodies of three men and one woman recovered today bring the total to 34, Sulistyo said at a press conference in Jakarta today. Teams recovered four more bodies as rough weather continued to hamper the hunt for recorders from the crashed AirAsia Bhd. (AIRA) jetliner that could show whether icing contributed to the accident. The AirAsia plane that disappeared Dec. 28 appears to have flown into a storm cloud, with the jet’s engines possibly affected by ice formation, researchers from the Indonesia weather office wrote in a report, citing meteorological data from the flight’s last known location over the Java Sea. The jet flew through cloud clusters “similar to several previous incid...

What will the big stories be in 2015? With the new year upon us, several of the BBC's experts have been asked to give their predictions on which stories to follow in 2015. Security, refugees and the battle against Islamic groups Lyse Doucet, chief international correspondent 2015 will be another year of global consequence in the Middle East and just beyond. The year ended with major security challenges in both Pakistan and Afghanistan. This situation will be further aggravated in 2015. Better relations between Pakistan, India and Afghanistan will be essential but difficult. 2015 will be a critical year in the battle against Islamist groups on many fronts. The US will strive to limit its military engagement but won't be able to pull away despite President Obama's best laid plans to do so. In Iraq, the US will strive to strengthen Iraqi forces to take back iconic cities seized by the Islamic State group. Iraq will remain fragmented, as will Syria, where...