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Apple TV 4K 2025: Intelligence Upgrade Could Transform Your Living Room
Apple breaks the three years long vow of silence on their much awaited upgrade to Apple TV 4k 2025. The...
Apple’s Siri Lawsuit Settlement; Its Significance and How to File a Claim
Ever had the feeling that Siri is being way too enthusiastic to assist, interrupting you in the middle of a...
Oblivion Remastered is unveiled in glorious detail, available instantly for adventurers
Bethesda has officially unveiled The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, the video game industry's worst-kept secret.Bethesda revealed the updated features...
Netflix Wants AI to Help You Decide What to Watch Next
At some point one has to admit that searching for something to watch on Netflix is equivalent to scrolling through...
Has YouTube TV Vanished on Roku? Here’s What To Do
After a hectic day, who doesn’t want to kick back and binge-watch the latest drama series? I tried to do...
Google’s YouTube TV Reaches New Deal to Keep Paramount Content Available
Finally, YouTube TV subscribers may heave a sigh of relief after a long tussle as Google and Paramount came to...
No contract cell phone plans are on the rise
Cell phone plans are almost as easy to understand as particle physics. There are so many plans, each with their...
Surging popularity of pay tv in Europe
Pay-TV is skyrocketing in popularity all throughout Europe. Ninety-five operators across 25 countries in the European pay-TV market added 10...
The Java debacle: Should businesses be concerned?
If you are a programmer you are well aware of what Java is, for the rest of us computer friendly...
I said from the beginning that Facebook’s “buy point” was $17. I may have been too optimistic.
I said over a year ago that Facebook would be the worst tech investment in history. It's now being confirmed...
The Evolution of Television
You can walk into almost any room and you're likely to spot a flat-screen humming with bright apps and streaming...
From upgrading genetic code to reducing the cost of crime: why early childhood education is so important
Asking why childhood education is important is like asking why oxygen is useful. The benefits are obvious, but the best...
Because YouTube is just too damn fast
In a head-scratchingly bass-ackwards marketing decision, you can now send recorded videos to friends and family (and enemies, I guess...
Why “Closed” Android is Better for Everyone
Google is cracking down on Android's "openness". This much is clear. And really, let's be honest: Android never was fully...
How the Web Might Redefine Capitalism
Capitalism, though a big, incredibly complex concept, can be boiled down to a few basic ideas: there should be private...
How Pirates Can Save the Home Movie Industry (And Why Netflix is its Future)
Unlike other 'old media' establishments like newspapers or the music industry, the movie business has been hit less dramatically by...
Egypt: Why the Web is Broken (And Why We Can’t Fix it)
The recent events in Egypt have, among other things, been inspiring, terrifying and remarkable. But though the political situation is...
Philips Introduces First Wireless HDMI Blu-ray Player
Everything seems to be going wireless, and that trend was obvious at the recent Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas....
OnLive Releases MicroConsole Which Allows Gaming Access Through Your TV
OnLive was a success with it's cloud computing gaming idea, which many people thought wouldn't work. They took another step...
Games Streaming Service, OnLive, Gives You More Ways to Procrastinate
What happens when you want to take a break on your laptop or netbook? Don't like cheap, free, Flash games...