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Samsung is finally ready to re-enter the tablet market

It looks like Samsung’s conspicuous absence from the tablet market is about to come to an end, as the company has unveiled the new Galaxy Tab A, which marks the company’s return to the tablet market after months without releasing a new device. Boasting some moderate specs, the Galaxy Tab

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Is it me or does the new Fantastic Four actually look good?

I never thought the day would come when I was actually looking forward to a Fantastic Four movie. However, the Silver Surfer days are behind us, and we now live in a world where movies based on comic books can actually be good. In fact, the can be exceptionally good, which is what I’m hoping t

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Xiaomi has promised to invest in over 100 startups

Lei Jun, the CEO of Xiaomi, has described his company as an “ecosystem empire,” or at least, that’s what he wants it to become. Despite being the rising star in China and rising to challenge the likes of Apple and Samsung, Xiaomi is still facing heavy competition domestically and needs t

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It looks like Etsy’s valuation is closer to $4 billion

We reported yesterday that Etsy was now valued at around $1.78 billion, but now that number looks to be closer to $4 billion. The website acts as an online marketplace for handcrafted and vintage goods and makes its money with a small listing fee, a small cut of the sales, and a bit of advertising,

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Next-generation body armor could be made out of liquid

Body armor has evolved quite a lot throughout human history. Leather and metal were traditionally the two primary components for most of our early years, with the type and design of the metal changing based on the technological capabilities of the people at the time. Since then, armor has had to evo

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Can propane help solve our battery problems? DARPA thinks so

In our technology-driven world, battery life is perhaps one of the biggest issues we face, and the military is no exception. With soldiers relying more and more on technology, batteries need to be durable and long lasting in a way that current batteries simple aren’t. The solution? Propane. Ye

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