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Just as the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, Spotify has added a video-streaming feature to its Android app, with the iOS app expected to receive the same feature in a week or so. Users can access the feature through the Browse tab, where they’ll be able to view short clips from popular
Those of you who purchased standalone USB-C adapters and cables from OnePlus may want to get a refund, because they can potentially damage third-party charging hardware. While claiming that the blame rests with the companies that made the cheap charging hardware, OnePlus announced in a recent blog p
Remember that cloud storage service that Kim Dotcom said was ultra-private and secure? Well now it’s not. According to him, Mega has been compromised and the New Zealand government is now secretly in control of the service, which is why he is no longer involving himself with Mega and is workin
BuzzFeed has come a long way in the nearly ten years since it was founded, having risen to become a global media and technology powerhouse. With more than 1,000 employees and more monthly readers than we can count, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that CEO Jonah Peretti definitely sees an
The sun is a natural source of energy for much of the life on our planet, and while we have ways of turning that energy into usable electricity, we’ve haven’t even come close to exploiting the sun’s full potential. A team of researchers from UC Berkeley has developed a system that
Ah, the age-old battle between innovation and regulation. That was the subject of Amazon’s recent testimony before a Senate subcommittee, where the company complained that it has to wait ridiculous amounts of time to acquire the approval it needs to conduct tests that it could get in a matter
A newly discovered NSA cyber espionage program was revealed by researchers earlier this week which involves the agency installing malware in hardware firmaware. As serious as this is, the list of websites that the malware uses to send information back to the NSA is actually kind of amusing. Ran
Remember that awesome real-time lyrics feature that Spotify added to its desktop app a few days ago? Apparently there could be some legal issues surrounding this move, at least, that’s what the American karaoke industry believes. The potential legal issues are a little complicated and PCWorld
Internet Slowdown Day is here. While the Internet itself won’t be slowing down, expect to see the dreaded “spinning wheel of death” loading symbol featured prominently on some of your favorite websites, including Netflix, Foursquare, Etsy, and more. The group of websites have bande
EA revealed its new Access subscription service for the Xbox One yesterday, which lets you play a bunch of EA titles, take advantage of discounts and get upcoming games early in exchange for a small monthly fee. While it might’ve looked like a platform-exclusive partnership with Microsoft, Gam
Nearly ten years after first going on sale in Japan, the PlayStation Portable has reached the end of the line in its home market. Sony confirmed that it will stop shipping units to Japanese retailers this month, noting that it made the same move in North America this January. While shipping will als
The Elder Scrolls Online won’t venture onto consoles in June if Bethesda’s own FAQ page is to be believed. The page has subsequently been altered with no mention of a delay visible. “The Elder Scrolls Online officially launched on April 4, 2014 on PC and Mac,&#
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