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Bitcoin, the digital cryptocurrency being anonymous and untraceable has been the preferred choice for doing illegal business online. After, being widely used for all kinds on illegal online trading like drugs, exploits and numerous other black-market services the currency has another taker which will definitely raise many eyebrows and can result in strict governmental actions. A new online service hosted on underground, anonymous Tor network is now being used to offer an crowdfunded bounty killer service. Named "The Assassination Market" the service lets anyone anonymously contribute bitcoins towards a bounty on the head of any government official just like Kickstarter but for political assassinations.

The Kickstarter for political murders is already receiving huge funds and have 7 nominations (nominating someone needs someone to propose a name and pay the 1 Bitcoin fee worth US$766.99) so far. "Ben Shalom Bernanke" the current chairman of Federal Reserve USA tops the chart and has collected maximum bounty worth ฿124.14 or US$95106.76 at today's exchange rate.

Putdrive.com is a new online cloud storage and download service that allows you to download files from torrents, video sharing sites, and over 80 different file hosters! It’s a combo solution worth trying out.

HOSTERS: Putdrive currently supports over 80 different file hosters. Just paste the URL of the file and it will automatically download the file on your online cloud drive. Later you can download the files from your cloud drive using a download manager.

TORRENTS: The second Putdrive hit- feature is Torrent downloading. You can download torrents to your cloud drive 100% anonymously by pasting the magnet URL, torrent URL or by uploading the actual torrent file. You select the “Put Files” tab and paste or upload your torrent. Once you hit “Start Putting”, it will start to download the entire content of the torrent file to your cloud drive. You can then download the files to your PC from your cloud drive by using your internet browser or download manager.

We shared an excellent easy to use, plug-n-play chat system Chatwing for websites and blogs earlier, here is yet another post showing in details how to customize and use the embeddable chat system on your websites.

A chatroom that is very easy to use and manage can provide a site more opportunities to draw in more traffic. And with Chatwing chat software, it’s pretty easy to get that kind of chatting tool. It’s because Chatwing has excellent chatting capabilities coupled with a lot of features that compliments it, making it the last chatting tool you’re going to need.

Listed below is a step by step procedure as to how you can embed this pretty efficient chatroom on your site. Follow it from the beginning to the end, and you’ll have a brand new chatroom in no time!

Step 1: Get a Chatwing Account

First, go to Chatwing’s homepage and open the registration form. You’ll need to fill it up with a valid email address and your desired password, along with checking the boxes below it. Submit it when you’re done to head on to the next page.

Google Android 4.4 KitKat brings some changes which will definitely raise some eyebrows, specially with users who are touchy about their privacy. After amending their TOS which enables Google to use your photos in advertisements all across the web via Google Shared Endorsement, the company is now making your Google+ photo connected to your phone number which will be shown to any user on their Android mobile phone as Caller ID when they dial your phone number. Currently this "Smart Caller ID" feature which is now live on Android 4.4 shows caller ID photos pulled automatically from verified Google Places and Google Apps customer accounts. This feature will however get expended to include personal Google+ accounts in early 2014, after this expansion anyone with an verified phone number and discovery turned on in G+ profile will have their names and profile photos display on each others screen even if they have not exchanged/saved contact information. Thankfully, users can easily opt-out and disable this feature as shown below.