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These are the Japanese startups that made their way to SXSW

If you attended the SXSW Interactive trade show last week you may have seen a small Japanese flag perched in the back corner of the Austin Convention Center’s main exhibit hall. Beneath this flag stood the largest international section at SXSW where ten of the “Todai to Texas” startups (

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OnePlus released another teaser for its new product line

OnePlus One owners better start getting excited. OnePlus has been teasing a new product line over the last couple of weeks and the official unveiling is right around the corner. We still have no idea what this new device is but the Chinese startup has released another teaser image with the line: “Th

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Vessel has finally launched and you can get it free for a year

We’ve been hearing about Vessel off and on ever since former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar showed off the new premium streaming service last year. Basically, the service gives you early access to videos that will eventually be posted on YouTube and other sharing sites by popular content creators. It&#8

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Will manually-driven vehicles be outlawed in the future?

Elon Musk has made some wild claims and predictions over the years and, while it’s safe to say that he’s quite a bit smarter than most of us, some of them are pretty hard to swallow. His latest prediction is that autonomous cars will not only come to dominate the auto industry, which is

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Why is the CEO of Snapchat meeting with a Saudi prince?

Not every tech company can say that its received funding from a royal family but, if news that CEO Evan Spiegel met with Saudi Arabian Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal earlier this month is any indication, Snapchat may soon be one of the few major tech companies to be able to boast that. One of the things

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HBO’s standalone streaming service will cost $14.99/month

HBO has revealed next to nothing about its upcoming standalone streaming service, all of the information we have now, such as the April release date, has been gathered through leaks. The most recent such leaks have revealed that the service will be called “HBO Now” and will cost subscrib

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Alibaba is bringing its cloud computing services to America

Alibaba is often described as the “Amazon of China” and seems to be doing everything it can to retain that title. Not only is the country a prominent player in the e-commerce market, just like Amazon, it offers cloud computing services to businesses, just like Amazon. However, the compan

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The next Galaxy Note could have a dual-edge display as well

One of the most notable things about the unveiling of the Galaxy S6 was Samsung’s inclusion of a dual-edge version of the flagship smartphone, called the Galaxy S6 Edge. Perhaps due to the positive response to this unique smartphone, rumors out of South Korea suggest that Samsung will be doing

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DataStreamX wants to take the pain out of trading big data

We live in world that revolves around big data, and its only going to become more dependent on data as time goes by. Even so, the process of buying and selling data is annoying even in the best circumstances, especially real-time data. This is something that a Singaporean startup known as DataStream

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Alien 5 will pretend like Alien 3 and Resurrection never happened

Alien was one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever released, and certainly the greatest space horror film. The sequel, Aliens, was just as good, perhaps even better if you ask me. After the first two, however, things got a bit sour. While the third film was somewhat decent, the fourth film was abysmal

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