As an organization that’s all about being community-driven and whose products are all about being open-source, it seems only natural that Mozilla would have its community crowd-source its new logo. Mozilla announced as much back in June, and you can learn all about it on the Mozilla blog, but the gist of it is that the organization… Continue reading Which of these crowd-sourced logos should Mozilla use?
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More information on the Nintendo NX has been leaked
Interesting, but not necessarily appealing. That’s a description you could use for just about every piece of Nintendo hardware that’s been released in the last decade, and it looks like the Nintendo NX won’t be any different. At least, that’s what I can gather from a recent report from Eurogamer, which claims that Nintendo’s next… Continue reading More information on the Nintendo NX has been leaked
Why is Line listed on both an American and Japanese stock market?
Line hasn’t found much success here in the West, which is why it might seem odd that the company decided to list itself on the New York Stock Exchange before listing itself on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, but it makes sense when you think about it. Line’s messaging app completely dominates the Japanese market, and… Continue reading Why is Line listed on both an American and Japanese stock market?
The next version of Android will be called Android Nougat
A little more than a month after asking Android users to suggest names for the next version of Android, codenamed Android N, Google announced the official name through Snapchat on Thursday morning. Staying true to the dessert motif that it’s been using for the last seven years, Google has decided to us the name Nougat… Continue reading The next version of Android will be called Android Nougat
What does Google Search tell us about Brexit?
Close to 72% of the voters in the United Kingdom took part in yesterday’s historical referendum, with 52% of them voting to leave the European Union. The consequences of this decision will be enormous and far-reaching, which is why it’s a bit worrisome that Google Search queries like “what happens if we leave the EU” and “what is the… Continue reading What does Google Search tell us about Brexit?
NVIDIA has announced its newest flagship graphics card
NVIDIA announced it’s newest flagship graphics card at an event in San Francisco on Friday, and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang claims that it’s the product of billions of dollars of research and development. That claim is easy to believe when you hear that the card, known as the GeForce GTX 1080, is faster than two of its predecessors running… Continue reading NVIDIA has announced its newest flagship graphics card
Google believes artificial intelligence will be bigger than virtual reality
When Mark Zuckerberg thinks about the future, he sees a world that’s dominated by mobile devices and virtual reality, but when Google CEO Sundar Pichai thinks about the future, all he sees is artificial intelligence. He suggested as much during Alphabet’s quarterly earnings call on Thursday, saying that mobile devices and virtual reality will dominate the immediate… Continue reading Google believes artificial intelligence will be bigger than virtual reality
Alphabet might be cutting back on some of Google’s projects
As an independent company, Google started tons experimental projects in search of the next big thing, and as Google’s new parent company, Alphabet has inherited most of those projects. Unfortunately, those projects aren’t cheap, which has always been a source of concern for Google’s investors, and has now caused Alphabet to miss Wall Street’s quarterly profit targets. Because… Continue reading Alphabet might be cutting back on some of Google’s projects
Opera will soon come with a free and unlimited VPN
There was a time when Opera was at the forefront of web browser innovation, and some of the features that it pioneered have become standard in modern web browsers, but these days, there’s little reason to choose it over Chrome or Firefox. If you value your privacy, however, then Opera might be the web browser… Continue reading Opera will soon come with a free and unlimited VPN
Redbox is trying its hand at online streaming again
Judging from the fact that most people don’t even know that Redbox and Verizon tried to release their own Netflix-killer back in 2013, known as Redbox Instant, I think it’s safe to say that it was a failure. Redbox isn’t giving up, however, and even though Redbox Instant has already been killed off, the company is going to… Continue reading Redbox is trying its hand at online streaming again