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Lost your phone? Find it using your smartwatch

Losing your phone is one of those problems that everyone has experienced, and it sucks. Calling your phone with another phone to try and find it only works of the ringer is on and the tools that Apple, Google, and Microsoft have in place to find missing phones require you to hop on your computer. [&

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Smartphones may be the key to virtual reality

The problem with virtual reality at the moment is that tons of companies are showing off their new virtual reality headsets but it’s pretty much impossible for regular consumers to get their hands on most of them. Even when these headsets to become readily available, how many people are going

Xiaomi isn’t working on an electric vehicle… yet

Electric cars are growing in popularity everywhere, including China where numerous companies, many of which had no previous ties to the automotive industry, have been delving into the world of electric vehicles. It has been speculated for a few months that Xiaomi intends to make such an expansion, e

MIT found a way to make chips significantly faster

Chips are getting faster every year, as they’ve always done, but a team of researchers at MIT claims they may have found a way to make current multi-core chips FAR faster than they are. In a 64-core chip, the researchers supposedly achieved a speed increase of 46% with a power consumption decr

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HP goes from tech colossus to product reseller

Few business landscapes change as frequently as the technology market does and many of the corporate giants that controlled the market a few years are now struggling to change and remain relevant. One such company is Hewlett-Packard which announced today that it will be selling a new line of network

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Foursquare now lets you use the app without signing up

Foursquare has updated its service so that users will be able to find recommendations for local places without having to login or create an account for the service. Apparently the company has been looking to do this for a while now but the app’s framework was difficult to change, hence the del

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OnePlus gives users a first look at OxygenOS

The falling out between Cyanogen and OnePlus is well known by now but the Chinese smartphone maker is still using CyanogenMod until it can wrap up its own Android ROM, which is looking to be pretty soon. As promised, OnePlus gave us more information on the upcoming ROM, known as OxygenOS, yesterday

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Qualcomm is having a really, really bad year so far

We mentioned in a previous article that 2015 isn’t shaping up to be a good year for Qualcomm. Not only have overheating issues with its latest chip caused it to possibly lose its biggest partner, Samsung, the company was forced to pay nearly $1 billion in anti-trust fines to the Chinese govern

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