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There is a bit of debate going on at the moment regarding net neutrality. Some believe that the internet should remain neutral, basically as it is, without internet service providers and companies manipulating its speeds for their own interests. However others beg to differ, namely big companies who
There are several options available for those looking to muck about on Wikipedia on mobile, including paid and free third-party apps with various features. The Wikimedia Foundation has had its own official app since 2009, but it had been rating fairly poorly compared to, say, Wikipanion or Das Refer
In the world of smartphones and tablets, battery life is king. For that reason alone, portable chargers are already a hot commodity. Among your portable charger options, ChargeAll, a company that provides charging stations for offices, restaurants and hotels, claims to stand out from the rest with w
Without doubt, smart light bulbs are cool. This is because it allows users to control their lights remotely as well as apply different moods to the lighting, so if you wanted something romantic, all you’d have to do is adjust it from your smartphone via an accompanying app. Basically it’s an introdu
SRI International, the team behind the technology that later became Apple’s Siri voice assistant feature in iOS, has announced a new product that it says “aims to improve the consumer experience on mobile devices through intelligent conversation.” Kasisto will be a similar intelligent voice assistan
Apple has just begun featuring a rather interesting app as its Editors’ Choice in the App Store. The app is called Elevate, and it’s touted as a personal brain trainer of sorts. Elevate seeks to improve articulation, reading and listening focus, writing abilities, and information-processing speed. B
Amazon has introduced new functionality for Kindle ereaders and tablets with Cloud Drive. Starting today, all personal documents that you have archived in your Kindle Library will be available to access, delete, organize, and share from your Amazon Cloud Drive. You can see these documents in a new &
Auxo 2, the follow up to 2012’s popular jailbreak tweak Auxo, is now available in the Cydia Store. The product of developers @Sentry_NC and QusicS, the new tweak includes a number of features including a unified view for the Control Center and app switcher, a Quick Switcher for moving between apps u
In case anyone doubted Twitter’s commitment to photo-sharing the company added a couple of features Wednesday that made its direction clear. You can now add four photos to a single tweet and for the first time, you can tag up to 10 friends in a Twitter photo, without taking away from your 140-
Blue Maestro, a UK-based company, has released a smart Bluetooth thermometer disguised as a pebble called Tempo. The device can be left outside and can withstand any weather. It’s easily accessible with any mobile device that has the free Tempo app. No, don’t worry: it’s not another terrible m
By using GPS to log your daily activity, matching your photos to the timeline, and looking up locations using Foursquare, the new app called HeyDay is able to create a photo journal of your life. The app tracks and remembers everything you do and everywhere you go in order to create a photo journal
iHome has unveiled the new iB85 Bluetooth Wireless Foldable Headphones and the iB12 Sport Earbuds with LED Safety Flasher. These two new devices are geared towards after-hours fitness buffs. If Cult of Mac ever created an award for “Most Prolific i-Gadget Maker,” there’s little doubt it would eventu
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