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Nothing has once again turned the tech world upside down with its fresh new designs. In London, recently the company introduced its third flagship smartphone, the Phone (3), and a fashionable new Headphone (1). The two devices are not only distinguished because of their features but also due to thei
In this hyper-connected world, stealing someone’s identity is not just cybercrime; it’s now becoming a source of profit and power. The US Justice Department recently exposed an identity theft operation led by the North Korean regime. There were 80 Americans whose identities were hacked and use
Spotify is pretty much a must-have for anyone who even remotely enjoys music, which is basically everyone, but even those of you who have been using the music-streaming service for years might not know how to use it to its full potential. There’s a plethora of features and tricks that you
It’s hard to imagine New Orleans popping up in any conversation about tech hubs in the United States, but that’s starting to change. Poverty, rampant crime, and a severe shortage of jobs caused tens of thousands of young professionals to leave the city in search of better opportunity dur
Radio was dying well before the rise of music streaming services like Spotify, but their rise has definitely hastened its death, or have they? According to TuneIn, not only is radio not dead, it’s worth paying for. Coming from a company that has been providing tens of thousands of live radio b
Sanitation in some of the world’s least developed nations is a serious issue, one that Bill Gates wants to solve in the least expensive, most productive way possible. His solution comes in the form of OmniProcessor, an affordable waste treatment plant that not only disposes of sewage and keeps
Have you ever been stuck in a position where you don’t have plans and you want to hang out with some friends but you’re not sure which friends are available? You can’t just send out invites to your friends anytime you’re free, aside from some of your closer friends, so how do
There’s no shortage of cooking and food shows on traditional television, but Netflix is taking a different approach from the tried and true formula that most of these shows follow. With Netflix’s first non-fiction series, Chef’s Table, the company isn’t making an exciting travel sh
It’s no secret that public education in the United States is broken, shamefully so, but how do we fix it? Many people feel like America’s educational system is flawed all the way down to its foundation and needs to be replaced entirely, but that just leads to another question: what do we
As impressive as Netflix’s first quarterly earnings report of the year was, the company’s claims that HBO is in no way a threat may be a a bit too overconfident. While the company has always believed that HBO and Netflix were too different to really compete directly, that’s startin
There has been increasing pressure from corporations and organizations to start teaching kids how to code and, while several local and state government have made promising moves toward this goal, it wasn’t until just recently that a state passed a comprehensive law requiring all high schools t
Popcorn Time has been around for a little over a year and to call the service a hit would be an understatement. Commonly referred to as “Netflix for Pirates,” the service allows users to stream movies and television shows without having to pay a cent, similar to pirating them except that
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